UDHAMPUR, Oct 3: Live For Others – Being Helpful Foundation (LFO-BHF), in collaboration with Talla Cares Foundation and with the support of the NSS Unit of Bhaskar Degree College, organised a cleanliness drive at Devika Ghat, Udhampur, with the objective of promoting cleanliness, environmental responsibility and respect for the sanctity of the religious site.
During the drive, the volunteers collectively removed approximately 275 kg of waste from the area, contributing towards making the surroundings cleaner and more hygienic for visitors and devotees.
Speaking on the occasion, Kashish Gupta, CEO, Talla Jewellers, said that maintaining cleanliness at religious and public places is a shared responsibility. She emphasised the importance of collective community participation and encouraged people to take greater responsibility for keeping such places clean and preserving their sanctity.
Vivek Parihar, Director & CEO, Live For Others – Being Helpful Foundation, stated that cleanliness drives are not merely about removing waste but also about creating awareness and encouraging responsible behaviour among citizens. He further appreciated the support extended by the NSS Unit of Bhaskar Degree College towards the successful conduct of the initiative.
The organisation also appealed to nearby residents, visitors and devotees to refrain from littering or polluting the Devika Ghat, particularly considering its religious and cultural significance. The volunteers urged everyone to dispose of waste responsibly and work collectively to preserve the cleanliness and sanctity of the area.
The drive witnessed the participation of Stuti Abrol, Kangan, Manvi Mehra, Manya Gupta, Aditya and. Rishab, along with volunteers and members associated with the initiative.