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Rain may stop the cleanup. It should never stop civic sense. Rain or shine, people in Manipur showed up to clean Ningthem Pukhri Mapal.
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Civic sense is very very important subject should be taught in our 1 to 10th educational curriculum

Civic sense should be taught early & practised every day. Learn it. Live it.

Well done Hindus

Human

Of course

Rain may slow things down, but it can never stop the spirit of keeping our surroundings clean Seeing people come together for Ningthem Pukhri Mapal is truly inspiring. Small efforts like these can make a big difference.

When civic sense becomes a culture.

Jai Hind

Salute

The youth are rising. It is a good sign.

Youth rising . Civic sense rising. India rising.

repect to you people

Love to see it 👏🏼

This is youth power

Imphal is the filthiest city in India

When will this happen in Hyderabad? Are immigrants from other states adding to woes by not keeping the public places clean?

Cleanliness isn’t about where you’re from-it’s about civic sense. Everyone has a role to play.

Great initiative

Small action, big impact.

Hope all politicians in powers should work along with citizens at least 2 days in a week

civic sense starts on the ground.

They are doing gods's work. Svatchh Bharat. Swastha Bharat. Samridh Bharat.

Clean India. Healthy India. Strong India.

I was thinking prosperous but strong work too.

Support such people. Not heroes and heroines. If we support such people, the country will be clean...🇮🇳

Support the people who serve

Indians are the last of the Asians to show environmental responsibility. The Eastern Asians long adopted this as a way of life.
