Archive · 23 Sep 2025
Navi Mumbai Students Pledge Cleanliness in 'Swachh Samvad'
Over 35,000 students in Navi Mumbai promised to help keep their city clean.
They joined a special online event to learn about cleanliness and how to handle waste properly.
Students learned about sorting trash, using social media responsibly, and the importance of recycling.
They also made posters about being clean and promised to collect plastic waste, becoming ‘Super Clean Heroes’.
Over 35,000 students pledged to promote cleanliness in Navi Mumbai.
The initiative, 'Super Clean Navi Mumbai – Swachh Samvad,' was part of the 'Swachhata Hi Seva 2025' campaign.
Students participated in an online webinar focusing on cleanliness, waste segregation, and AI's role.
Animated mascots explained waste segregation.
Students are encouraged to become ‘Cleanliness Influencers’ using social media.
- Who
- Over 35,000 students, teachers, and NMMC officials
- What
- Pledged commitment to cleanliness through the 'Super Clean Navi Mumbai – Swachh Samvad' initiative.
- When
- Launched September 17; webinar held during Swachhata Hi Seva drive; mass campaign on September 25
- Where
- Navi Mumbai
- Why
- To promote cleanliness, waste management, and community engagement
- Initiative
- 'Super Clean Navi Mumbai – Swachh Samvad'
- Campaign
- Swachhata Hi Seva 2025
- Participants
- Over 35,000 students
- Focus
- Cleanliness awareness and waste management
- Webinar
- Facebook Live under Municipal Commissioner Dr. Kailas Shinde
