Archive · 18 Sep 2026
Rajamahendravaram Launches Month-Long Swachhata Hi Seva Campaign
Rajamahendravaram has started a month-long cleanliness campaign.
The campaign is called Swachhata Hi Seva–2026.
It will take place from September 17 to October 17.
Commissioner Rahul Meena asked residents to take part.
He wants the campaign to become a social movement.
People are being asked not to throw rubbish on roads.
They should separate wet waste from dry waste before giving it to collection vehicles.
Officials also administered a cleanliness pledge at the launch.
Rajamahendravaram Municipal Corporation Commissioner Rahul Meena launched the Swachhata Hi Seva–2026 programme.
The month-long campaign will run from September 17 to October 17.
Meena urged citizens to make the initiative a social movement and promote cleanliness.
Officials were directed to discourage roadside dumping and encourage wet-and-dry waste segregation.
A cleanliness pledge was administered after the launch at the Municipal Corporation’s PGRS Hall.
- Who
- Rajamahendravaram Municipal Corporation Commissioner Rahul Meena, municipal officials and city residents.
- What
- The Swachhata Hi Seva–2026 month-long cleanliness and sanitation campaign was launched.
- When
- The campaign will run from September 17 to October 17; it was launched on Thursday.
- Where
- At the PGRS Hall of the Rajamahendravaram Municipal Corporation.
- Why
- To promote public participation in cleanliness, prevent roadside dumping and encourage wet-and-dry waste segregation.
- Programme
- Swachhata Hi Seva–2026
- Campaign period
- September 17 to October 17
- Location
- Rajamahendravaram
- Launch venue
- PGRS Hall, Municipal Corporation
- Key message
- Make cleanliness a social movement
- Waste guidance
- Avoid roadside dumping and separate wet and dry waste
- Slogans
- ‘Swachhata Mein Sahbhag’, ‘Swachh Bharat’ and ‘Viksit Bharat’