Archive · 5 Oct 2026
Bal Vikas Children Join Cleanliness and Tree-Planting Campaign
Children took part in a programme to clean their surroundings.
They picked up litter and put it in baskets for disposal.
The activity took place at a temple premises in Ukkunagaram.
Volunteers from the organisation guided the children.
They also planted trees to make the place nicer.
Other students joined activities in their own areas.
The programme is part of a nationwide cleanliness campaign.
The campaign began on October 2 and runs until October 20.
Bal Vikas children participated in the Swachhata Seva programme on Sunday.
The programme was organised by Sri Sathya Sai Seva Organisations as part of a nationwide campaign running until October 20.
At the Sri Sathya Sai Seva Samithi Mandir in Ukkunagaram, children collected litter and disposed of it.
With volunteers’ guidance, participants also planted trees to beautify the mandir premises.
Students from Aganampudi Bhajana Mandali and centres in BC Colony, Kondayyavalasa and Pedamadaka carried out local cleanliness and tree-planting activities.
- Who
- Bal Vikas children and students from Aganampudi Bhajana Mandali and its centres, guided by volunteers.
- What
- They collected litter, cleaned premises and planted trees as part of Swachhata Seva.
- When
- The programme took place on Sunday; the campaign began on October 2 and runs until October 20. The article does not specify the year.
- Where
- Sri Sathya Sai Seva Samithi Mandir premises in Ukkunagaram, and local areas including BC Colony, Kondayyavalasa and Pedamadaka.
- Why
- The campaign aims to encourage communities to work together to keep the environment clean and tidy.
- Campaign
- Swachhata Se Divyata Tak – From Cleanliness to Divinity
- Organiser
- Sri Sathya Sai Seva Organisations
- Campaign period
- Began October 2 and runs until October 20; year not specified
- Main activity
- Litter collection and disposal, alongside tree planting
- Ukkunagaram location
- Sri Sathya Sai Seva Samithi Mandir premises
- Other locations
- BC Colony Ramalayam, Pedamadaka Ramalayam and students’ respective areas