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- The Mysuru City Corporation organized an event to celebrate sanitation workers known as pourakarmikas.
- Officials highlighted how these workers' efforts are responsible for Mysuru's reputation as a clean city.
- Speakers noted the necessity of expanding city services to meet the demands of rapid growth.
- These celebrations emphasize the role of public participation in maintaining sanitation standards.
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Yaduveer Krishnadatta Chamaraja Wadiyar
Mysuru-Kodagu MP
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“Cleanliness should not be restricted to awards or competitions. It is essential for the overall economic development of the country and for maintaining a better quality of life”
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…Ring Road and in the city’s outskirts. There was a need to expand the MCC and develop Greater Mysuru. Government support and additional manpower would be required to maintain the city’s cleanliness standards, he said. “ Cleanliness should not be restricted to awards or competitions. It is essential for the overall economic development of the country and for maintaining a better quality of life ,” Mr. Wadiyar said, adding that community participation was crucial to realising the Prime Minister’s vision of a developed India. Deputy Commissioner G. Lakshmikanth Reddy said the continuous efforts of pourakarmikas…
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