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Uttarakhand CM Launches Waste Management Fleet
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Uttarakhand CM Launches Waste Management Fleet

Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami of Uttarakhand flagged off a door-to-door waste management fleet in Dehradun on Tuesday. The initiative aims to enhance waste management practices in the city, with the CM actively participating and even promoting waste segregation through a dedicated song.

The launch of the waste management fleet underscores the state's commitment to promoting sustainable urban living and efficient waste disposal. By introducing door-to-door waste collection services, the government aims to encourage residents to actively participate in waste segregation at the source.

The active involvement of Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami in the launch, including his participation in promoting waste segregation through a song, adds a unique and engaging dimension to the initiative. This approach not only raises awareness but also fosters a sense of community involvement in the waste management process.

The inauguration of the waste management fleet is expected to contribute significantly to cleaner and healthier urban environments in Dehradun. The emphasis on waste segregation aligns with global efforts towards environmental sustainability, positioning Uttarakhand as a proactive contributor to the cause.

Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami of Uttarakhand flagged off a door-to-door waste management fleet in Dehradun on Tuesday. The initiative aims to enhance waste management practices in the city, with the CM actively participating and even promoting waste segregation through a dedicated song. The launch of the waste management fleet underscores the state's commitment to promoting sustainable urban living and efficient waste disposal. By introducing door-to-door waste collection services, the government aims to encourage residents to actively participate in waste segregation at the source. The active involvement of Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami in the launch, including his participation in promoting waste segregation through a song, adds a unique and engaging dimension to the initiative. This approach not only raises awareness but also fosters a sense of community involvement in the waste management process. The inauguration of the waste management fleet is expected to contribute significantly to cleaner and healthier urban environments in Dehradun. The emphasis on waste segregation aligns with global efforts towards environmental sustainability, positioning Uttarakhand as a proactive contributor to the cause.

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