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Minister C. R. Patil attended a special Gram Sabha in Majigam village.

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He praised sanitation workers and promoted daily cleanliness habits.

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Discussion covered the Clean India Campaign, 2026 waste‑management rules, and digital self‑assessment tools.

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The “Waste to Art” showcase illustrated how discarded materials can become useful objects.

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A tree‑planting drive and a community pledge reinforced the commitment to a cleaner environment.

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Summary

He honored sanitation workers and urged villagers to treat cleanliness as a daily habit rather than a one‑day event.

The meeting highlighted the Clean India Campaign’s progress, the 2026 Solid Waste Management Rules, and the Swachhata Hi Seva assessment framework.

A “Waste to Art” exhibition demonstrated creative recycling, and a plantation drive planted saplings under the “One Tree for Mother Earth” initiative.

Participants took a pledge to keep their villages litter‑free and to follow proper waste segregation.

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New Words to Learn

8 words
minister
a senior government official in charge of a specific area
sanitation
the process of keeping places clean and safe from disease
Gram Sabha
a village‑level meeting where residents discuss local matters
Clean India Campaign
a nationwide effort to improve cleanliness and hygiene
Solid Waste Management Rules
laws that guide how to collect, sort, and dispose of trash
Swachhata Hi Seva
a program that measures how well villages are keeping clean
recycling
turning waste into new, useful products
pledge
a serious promise made by a group of people
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