Swachh Bharat Project fails to enthuse majority of states

NEW DELHI: Swachh Bharat Abhiyan, Prime Minister Narendra Modi's pet project, does not appear to have enthused a majority of the states. Only three out of 11 chief ministers turned up on Thursday for the first meeting of the sub-group formed for the purpose.

confuzzled dude wrote:

NEW DELHI: Swachh Bharat Abhiyan, Prime Minister Narendra Modi's pet project, does not appear to have enthused a majority of the states. Only three out of 11 chief ministers turned up on Thursday for the first meeting of the sub-group formed for the purpose.

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Seva Lamberdar wrote:Are these people blind or living in a closed hole? They just need to open their eyes, look outside and notice how dirty the place / country is before they realize that there is urgent need to clean it.

Seva Lamberdar wrote:Are these people blind or living in a closed hole? They just need to open their eyes, look outside and notice how dirty the place / country is before they realize that there is urgent need to clean it.

confuzzled dude wrote:

Seva Lamberdar wrote:Are these people blind or living in a closed hole? They just need to open their eyes, look outside and notice how dirty the place / country is before they realize that there is urgent need to clean it.

Bigger question is, who is going to or  how are they going to get the monies needed? Per feku's plan, states are supposed to bear the financial burden

Seva Lamberdar wrote:

confuzzled dude wrote:

Seva Lamberdar wrote:Are these people blind or living in a closed hole? They just need to open their eyes, look outside and notice how dirty the place / country is before they realize that there is urgent need to clean it.

Bigger question is, who is going to or  how are they going to get the monies needed? Per feku's plan, states are supposed to bear the financial burden

What are you talking  .... do you think the Govt. should pay people to clean their courtyards and remove garbage and dirt from the vicinity of their houses? 
No.
The same thing here.  Keeping the places clean is the job for state and local / municipal Govts. They should organize and look after these things / projects without expecting any money or grants form the Central Govt. What the Central Govt. should probably do instead is that it should reduce funding on other projects to any state or city which is seen to ignore the cleanliness (swachh) project leading to the place / places remaining dirty, messy and garbage-full.

confuzzled dude wrote:

Seva Lamberdar wrote:

confuzzled dude wrote:

Seva Lamberdar wrote:Are these people blind or living in a closed hole? They just need to open their eyes, look outside and notice how dirty the place / country is before they realize that there is urgent need to clean it.

Bigger question is, who is going to or  how are they going to get the monies needed? Per feku's plan, states are supposed to bear the financial burden

What are you talking  .... do you think the Govt. should pay people to clean their courtyards and remove garbage and dirt from the vicinity of their houses? 
No.
The same thing here.  Keeping the places clean is the job for state and local / municipal Govts. They should organize and look after these things / projects without expecting any money or grants form the Central Govt. What the Central Govt. should probably do instead is that it should reduce funding on other projects to any state or city which is seen to ignore the cleanliness (swachh) project leading to the place / places remaining dirty, messy and garbage-full.

Are you suggesting that Feku should take/get the credit for doing nothing. About cutting down on funding; feku is very good at that, he completely ignored hudhud cyclone victims.