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Gurugram Launches Campaign To Eliminate 21 Garbage Points
Gurugram has started a campaign to clean places where garbage often piles up.
The campaign will run for 10 days, from October 2 to October 11.
Workers will focus on 21 garbage vulnerable points across the city.
The goal is to make these places cleaner and better for people to use.
Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini said the government cannot keep the city clean by itself.
He asked people to separate wet and dry waste at home and at institutions.
He also asked residents not to throw rubbish in the open.
People should give their garbage only to authorised collection vehicles.
Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini launched Gurugram’s GVP-free campaign on October 2.
The campaign will target 21 garbage vulnerable points across the city from October 2 to 11.
The initiative aims to clean the locations and convert them into improved public spaces.
Saini urged residents to segregate waste, avoid open dumping and use authorised collection vehicles.
The Municipal Corporation of Gurugram invited residents, schools, shopkeepers and resident welfare associations to participate.
- Who
- Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini, the Municipal Corporation of Gurugram and participating residents, institutions and community groups.
- What
- A campaign to clean 21 garbage vulnerable points and prevent waste from accumulating again.
- Where
- Gurugram, Haryana, including sites near DHBVN Colony on Mehrauli Road and other identified locations.
- When
- The campaign runs from October 2 to October 11 as part of Swachhata Hi Seva 2026.
- Why
- To remove garbage from vulnerable points, improve public spaces and encourage waste segregation and responsible disposal.
Key facts
- Campaign name
- GVP-free campaign under Swachhata Hi Seva 2026
- Duration
- October 2 to October 11
- Locations targeted
- 21 garbage vulnerable points
- Campaign message
- “10 Days – 21 Garbage Points – One Gurugram”
- Launch site
- A GVP-free site near DHBVN Colony on Mehrauli Road
- Lead civic body
- Municipal Corporation of Gurugram
- Public guidance
- Segregate waste at source and hand it to authorised collection vehicles
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