Reinforcing the importance of cleanliness, responsible waste management and public participation, Sri Aurobindo Hospital, Indore, organised a collective public awareness campaign in collaboration with Team Srishti on the occasion of Gandhi Jayanti. The initiative was conducted under the nationwide campaign Swachhata Hi Seva 2026, focusing on the theme of public participation in maintaining cleanliness.
The campaign aimed to encourage people to adopt responsible waste disposal practices and make cleanliness an integral part of their daily lives. During the awareness drive, members of the Sri Aurobindo Hospital team and Team Srishti interacted with patient attendants, shopkeepers and local residents to highlight the importance of waste segregation at the source.
A key focus of the campaign was to educate people about the correct use of four separate dustbins for waste segregation. Participants were informed about the importance of keeping different categories of waste in their designated dustbins instead of mixing them. The team also explained various types of waste, appropriate disposal methods and the role of proper waste management in maintaining a clean and healthy environment.
Through direct interactions with shopkeepers and residents, the campaign spread awareness about everyday cleanliness practices and encouraged individuals to take responsibility for their surroundings. The initiative highlighted that effective waste management begins with small but consistent efforts at the individual and community levels.
The collective awareness drive reflected Sri Aurobindo Hospitals commitment to community welfare, environmental responsibility and public health beyond clinical healthcare services. By bringing together healthcare professionals, social organisations, shopkeepers and citizens, the initiative reinforced the message that cleanliness is a shared responsibility.
Through Swachhata Hi Seva 2026, Sri Aurobindo Hospital and Team Srishti encouraged greater public participation in building a cleaner, healthier and more sustainable society, carrying forward Mahatma Gandhi's vision of cleanliness and civic responsibility.
The campaign aimed to encourage people to adopt responsible waste disposal practices and make cleanliness an integral part of their daily lives. During the awareness drive, members of the Sri Aurobindo Hospital team and Team Srishti interacted with patient attendants, shopkeepers and local residents to highlight the importance of waste segregation at the source.
A key focus of the campaign was to educate people about the correct use of four separate dustbins for waste segregation. Participants were informed about the importance of keeping different categories of waste in their designated dustbins instead of mixing them. The team also explained various types of waste, appropriate disposal methods and the role of proper waste management in maintaining a clean and healthy environment.
Through direct interactions with shopkeepers and residents, the campaign spread awareness about everyday cleanliness practices and encouraged individuals to take responsibility for their surroundings. The initiative highlighted that effective waste management begins with small but consistent efforts at the individual and community levels.
The collective awareness drive reflected Sri Aurobindo Hospitals commitment to community welfare, environmental responsibility and public health beyond clinical healthcare services. By bringing together healthcare professionals, social organisations, shopkeepers and citizens, the initiative reinforced the message that cleanliness is a shared responsibility.
Through Swachhata Hi Seva 2026, Sri Aurobindo Hospital and Team Srishti encouraged greater public participation in building a cleaner, healthier and more sustainable society, carrying forward Mahatma Gandhi's vision of cleanliness and civic responsibility.
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