Begampur to Launch Major Cleanliness Drive Under Seva Sankalp Campaign
A major cleanliness programme will be launched at Begampur village under the Seva Sankalp Campaign, with Shivaji Press Club and the Gram Panchayat joining hands to promote public participation and cleaner surroundings.
A major cleanliness programme will be organised at Gram Panchayat Begampur in Yamunanagar district on September 28 under the Seva Sankalp Campaign. The initiative is being jointly organised by Shivaji Press Club and the Gram Panchayat Begampur with the stated objective of encouraging community participation in cleanliness activities.
The programme is scheduled to begin at 12 noon and will focus on creating greater awareness about cleanliness and encouraging residents to take an active role in maintaining their surroundings.
The organisers said the initiative is intended to go beyond a one-day activity by encouraging residents to view cleanliness as a continuing community responsibility. The programme will bring together local representatives, public figures, social workers, villagers and other members of the community.
Shivaji Press Club Expands Social Initiatives
Shivaji Press Club president Ravinder Chauhan said the cleanliness initiative is part of the club’s continuing social-service activities. The organisation has previously undertaken programmes connected with blood donation, plantation and awareness against drug abuse.
According to the organisers, the club has conducted a blood donation camp, the “Ek Ped Maa Ke Naam” plantation initiative and the “Nashon Se Jung Yamunanagar Police Ke Sang” awareness campaign. The new cleanliness programme is being taken up as another public-oriented initiative under the Seva Sankalp Campaign.
The organisers said the purpose is to encourage people to contribute directly to improving their surroundings and to make cleanliness a shared civic responsibility rather than leaving it entirely to government agencies or sanitation workers.
Community-led initiatives can strengthen public participation when residents, local institutions and elected representatives work together on common civic concerns.
Former Minister Kanwar Pal to Attend
Former minister Chaudhary Kanwar Pal has been invited as the chief guest for the programme. According to the organisers, his presence is expected to encourage villagers and other participants to join the cleanliness initiative.
The programme will be chaired by DDPO Narendra. SDM Chhachhrauli Jaspal Singh Gill, BDPO Kartik Chauhan, Pratap Nagar Mandal president Amit Devdhar and Begampur Sarpanch Pankaj have also been listed among the special guests.
Members of the BJP and prominent people from the area are also expected to attend the programme, according to the information provided by the organisers.
The involvement of local administrative representatives and elected members is intended to give the initiative a broader community and institutional character.
Focus on Awareness and Public Participation
Ravinder Chauhan has appealed to residents of Yamunanagar district to pay special attention to cleanliness and contribute towards keeping their surroundings clean.
The organisers have invited villagers and residents of the surrounding area to reach Gram Panchayat Begampur at noon on September 28 and participate in the programme.
The appeal focuses on participation rather than merely observing the event. Residents are being encouraged to contribute towards making their village cleaner, healthier and more presentable through collective action.
Cleanliness as a Shared Civic Responsibility
Cleanliness campaigns can have a lasting impact when public awareness is supported by regular participation and responsible waste practices. A community programme can also provide an opportunity for residents to discuss local sanitation concerns and identify areas requiring greater attention.
For a village, maintaining clean public spaces involves participation at several levels. Residents can contribute by avoiding littering, keeping household surroundings clean, using designated waste-collection arrangements and encouraging others to follow responsible practices.
The Begampur programme is therefore being presented by its organisers as an effort to bring the message of cleanliness closer to the community and to encourage people to participate directly.
Building on Earlier Community Campaigns
The new initiative also follows a series of social activities associated with Shivaji Press Club. The organisation has previously used public campaigns to address issues such as blood donation, plantation and drug-awareness.
The Begampur programme is being positioned as part of a wider effort to connect social initiatives with public participation and local responsibility.
Such initiatives can also help create continuity between different areas of community service. While plantation programmes address environmental concerns and blood donation supports public health needs, cleanliness campaigns focus directly on the quality of local surroundings and everyday civic behaviour.
The organisers have appealed to people to treat the September 28 programme as an opportunity for collective participation and to carry the cleanliness message beyond the event itself.
Local Administration and Representatives Expected to Participate
The participation of administrative officers and local representatives is expected to bring together different stakeholders at the village-level programme. Their presence, along with members of the local community, can help create greater visibility for the cleanliness message.
The organisers have also appealed to residents to participate in large numbers. The objective, according to the information released for the programme, is to develop Begampur as an example of community involvement in cleanliness and encourage similar participation in other parts of the district.
Appeal for Wider Participation
The organisers have urged residents to join the programme at Begampur on September 28 at 12 noon. The appeal is aimed at ensuring that the cleanliness campaign receives active participation from villagers and people from nearby areas.
A successful cleanliness drive ultimately depends not only on the number of people attending a single programme but also on whether the message translates into regular civic habits. Keeping public spaces free from litter, supporting responsible waste disposal and encouraging others to maintain cleanliness can make community campaigns more sustainable.
For Shivaji Press Club and the Gram Panchayat Begampur, the September 28 programme is being presented as a new step in their joint effort to promote social responsibility. The organisers hope that the initiative will encourage wider participation and provide an example for other communities in the district.
