Introduction
Cleanliness is more than just a routine—it reflects civic responsibility and pride. On 16th October 2025, the Swachh Utsav was celebrated with enthusiasm at the Poiyaghat site under the Lower Yamuna Division, Central Water Commission, Agra. This initiative, part of the Swachh Bharat Mission, aims to promote awareness about cleanliness and encourage active participation from every member of the community.
Leadership and Guidance
The event was organized under the guidance of Mr. Mohammad Afaq, Executive Engineer, Lower Yamuna Division, Agra, whose leadership inspired officers and employees to participate with dedication. His efforts ensured that the event was not merely a cleaning drive, but a meaningful activity that highlighted teamwork, responsibility, and community spirit.
Participation and Activities
Officers and employees of the divisional office enthusiastically joined the Swachh Utsav, carrying out various activities such as:
- Cleaning the Poiyaghat site and surrounding areas
- Removing litter and debris
- Promoting awareness of proper waste management and hygiene
- Discussing sustainable practices for long-term cleanliness
The collective energy and commitment of the participants showcased how small efforts can create a lasting impact on the environment and local community.
Community Impact
Swachh Utsav is more than a cleaning activity—it fosters a sense of responsibility and strengthens community bonds. By actively involving employees and officials, the Lower Yamuna Division has set an example of how teamwork and civic duty can go hand in hand. Residents also benefit from cleaner surroundings, healthier environments, and increased awareness about hygiene.
Human Touch Behind Swachh Utsav
What makes Swachh Utsav truly special is the human connection. It is about more than removing waste—it is about instilling pride, encouraging teamwork, and building a sense of belonging. The smiles, collaboration, and shared purpose during the celebration highlighted the emotional and social impact of such initiatives.
Conclusion
The Swachh Utsav, celebrated on 16th October 2025 at the Lower Yamuna Division, Agra, exemplifies how cleanliness can unite people and strengthen communities. Under the guidance of Mr. Mohammad Afaq, officers and employees transformed a routine cleaning effort into a meaningful celebration of civic responsibility.
Through events like this, the Swachh Bharat Mission continues to inspire citizens to contribute actively toward a cleaner, greener, and healthier India—one site at a time.