GIWA’s WASH on Wheels During the Kanwar Mela
This week, GIWA’s WASH on Wheels Programme is inspiring thousands of yatris at the Kanwar Yatra to pledge for sanitation for their communities and our nation! Here are just a few pledges!
After watching your program, I have learned how important it is to have toilets in your house. Currently, I don’t have a toilet in my house, but I promise to build one and even teach or spread this message among others to build their own toilets.” Vikas from Bihar
“…We should keep our surrounding environment clean. For example, we should keep the area around our homes clean. We should not defecate in the open. We should use toilets…” Sulendra Kumar, Village Hathiyanwala, Distt. Sri Ganganagar (Rajasthan)
ये भी पढ़ें – कावंड़ियों की पाठशाला : स्वच्छता की पढ़ाई
“It is my will that each and every home has a toilet for their house because it cleans the environment and stops the spread of disease.” – Pawan Kumar Sharma, Uttar Pradesh
“(GIWA’s) puppet show taught me the ill effects of open defecation. Every Indian should learn not to defecate in the open, and should build toilets in their houses.” – Pritam Singh
“In our village, our Pradhan has built more than 300 toilets, but I will tell him to keep doing this work until all is OD-Free. This is what I learned from (GIWA’s) programme.” – Dheeraj from Uttar Pradesh
जरूर पढ़ें – ‘हिमालय है तो हम है’ : ‘ग्लेशियर हैं तो गंगा हैं’
“Together with my family and friends, I will make people aware for building toilets in their homes, and also encourage everyone to make our surrounding environment clean.” – Sandeep Kumar Sahota
…If there are toilets, every corner of our country will be clean. My wish is that every house should have a toilet… Anil Kumar
“Whosoever is polluting our environment, I will tell them the importance of sanitation and cleanliness, and I will stop them from doing open defecation and encourage them to build their own toilets in their house.” – Baba Raj Puri
I have learned from (GIWA’s) Swachhta Kranti that firstly we need to build toilets in our houses, but before that, we have to bring changes in ourselves because when we will change, then our family will change, then our neighbours will change, then our village will change, then our cities, state and all of India will change.” – Surendra from Chattisgarh
