Archive · 23 Nov 2025
Krishna District Collector Initiates Eco-Friendly Commuting and Cleanliness Drive
The collector of Krishna district in Andhra Pradesh cycled to work and led a cleanliness drive at the collectorate.
He asked government employees to use eco-friendly transport and help keep offices clean every Saturday as part of the Swachh Andhra programme.
Collector D.K. Balaji cycles to work, leads cleanliness drive
Employees urged to adopt eco-friendly commuting, maintain cleanliness
Swachh Andhra programme expanded to every Saturday
Multiple government offices cleaned by employee teams
Roster system introduced for sustained upkeep
- Who
- D.K. Balaji, Krishna district collector, and government employees
- What
- Initiated eco-friendly commuting and cleanliness drive
- When
- Every Saturday, with a special drive on 16th April
- Where
- Krishna district collectorate and other government offices
- Why
- To promote eco-friendliness, cleanliness, and sustained upkeep
Pro-Eco-Friendly
Pro-Convenience
Eco-Friendly Commuting
Pro-Eco-Friendly
Promotes environmental sustainability
Pro-Convenience
May not be feasible for all employees due to distance or safety concerns
- Programme
- Swarna Andhra–Swachh Andhra
- Frequency of cleanliness drive
- Every Saturday
- Offices cleaned
- Post Office, Zilla Parishad, RDO, CPO, RTGS, Treasury