Odisha village sets national example for cleanliness and waste management
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The village of Babojola in Odisha, India, has become a model for cleanliness by implementing strict community-led sanitation and waste management practices.
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- Residents of Babojola clean their streets three times daily and enforce a complete ban on plastic.
- The village established a local club to fund infrastructure such as CCTV cameras and solar panels through community contributions.
- Strict rules against littering, tobacco use, and smoking apply to both locals and visitors alike.
- This community-driven initiative transformed hygiene habits into a daily lifestyle rather than a temporary campaign.
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NamedIndia · Babojola · Mayurbhanj · Madhusudan Marandi
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