School students told to be part of clean India campaign

CBSE has joined hands with the ministry of urban development to make students an active stakeholder in making India clean.

CBSE has joined hands with the ministry of urban development to make students an active stakeholder in making India clean.

As part of the ‘Mass pledge campaign - A national student engagement for Swachh Bharat mission’, schools have been asked to take part in a range of activities till January 31.

The CBSE additional director has requested to motivate all students to register themselves individually on www.mygov.in and upload pictures of cleanliness activities. Swachhata Ambassador Committee (SAC) may also upload pictures of their monthly cleanliness drives.

Meanwhile, school heads are requested to motivate all students to register themselves individually on www.mygov.in and upload pictures of cleanliness activities.