THURSDAY, 10 SEPTEMBER 2026
Ticker

Effective cleanliness drives

We are getting this completely wrong. This level of cleanliness will not be sustainable. The government must realize that most garbage and litter are generated by tourists, not locals. Locals know how to keep their neighborhoods clean.

The government should begin by setting an example within its own offices and instilling the habit of cleanliness among its staff, encouraging them to maintain their own workstations. Afterward, the government should implement mechanized sweeping of all public roads. Once this is in place, it’s crucial to earnestly enforce penalties for those who litter and create nuisances. The penalties should be substantial enough to deter people from disposing of garbage improperly.

SHARE ON

First road safety than challans for violators

Babluis Pereira, Pomburpa
Published Oct 7, 2023, 1:14 AM IST
SHARE ON

The other day, on 2nd October 2023, Traffic Incharge Police Inspector Tushar Vernekar of Mapusa was seen at the Tar-Moira junction. He was working towards improving both cleanliness and addressing road violations, interacting with the people. On the other side, his men were issuing challans road violators. In addition to cleanliness, the Inspector should also have taken note of the death trap potholes around him and should have reported them to the concerned authority for…

READ MORE
Home HOME News GOA NEWS Global GLOBAL GOENKAR Search SEARCH