On 1st October 2025, as part of the Swachhata Abhiyan Mahotsav, a cleanup initiative was organized at Silver Beach, Juhu, Mumbai, by the Leo Club District 3231A1. A dedicated team of 30 volunteers participated actively, collecting a total of 600 kg of waste from the beach. In addition to the cleanup, the volunteers engaged with beachgoers and local residents, raising awareness about the importance of cleanliness and responsible waste disposal. The activity not only helped create a cleaner and safer environment but also fostered community participation and civic responsibility, embodying the spirit of the Swachh Bharat Abhiyan.
On 2nd October 2025, a Swachhata initiative was organized at Silver Beach, Juhu, Mumbai, by the students and volunteers of SNDT College, Matunga. A total of 40 volunteers participated actively in the cleanup drive, collecting approximately 500 kg of plastic waste from the beach. During the activity, the volunteers also engaged with the public, educating them on proper litter management and the importance of maintaining a clean environment. This initiative not only contributed to a cleaner and safer beach but also promoted environmental awareness and responsible civic behavior among the community, reflecting the values of the Swachh Bharat Abhiyan.
On 2nd October 2025, a Swachhata Awareness Rally was organized at Juhu, Mumbai, by the BMS Department of MMP Shah College. A group of 15 enthusiastic volunteers participated in the rally, engaging with the public through informative posters and catchy slogans. The initiative focused on promoting cleanliness, hygiene practices, and the importance of maintaining a healthy environment. Through direct interaction with local residents and passersby, the rally successfully raised awareness about responsible waste management and civic responsibility, reflecting the spirit of the Swachh Bharat Abhiyan.
On 3rd October 2025, an Awareness Rally highlighting the harmful effects of plastic was conducted from College to Kingcircle, Mumbai, organized by the NSS Unit and Leo Club of MMP Shah College. A total of 30 volunteers actively participated in the rally, educating the public about the environmental hazards of plastic and the importance of responsible waste disposal. Through engaging interactions, the volunteers promoted eco-friendly practices and encouraged the community to adopt sustainable habits. The initiative contributed significantly to raising environmental awareness and fostering civic responsibility in line with the goals of the Swachh Bharat Abhiyan.
On 3rd October 2025, a Swachhata Awareness Rally was organized at Matunga Railway Station by the SYBMS and TYBMS students. A team of 20 enthusiastic volunteers, all girls, actively engaged with daily commuters, raising awareness about the importance of maintaining cleanliness in public spaces. Through informative interactions and demonstrations, the volunteers encouraged responsible waste disposal and promoted hygienic practices. The initiative successfully highlighted civic responsibility and fostered community participation, reflecting the values of the Swachh Bharat Abhiyan.
On 6th October 2025, a 5R Awareness Session was conducted at Tara Road, Juhu, by 35 students from the TYBMS Department of MMP Shah College. The session educated the public about the principles of Reduce, Reuse, Recycle, Refuse, and Rot, emphasizing the importance of sustainable waste management. Through interactive discussions and practical guidance, the volunteers encouraged community members to adopt Swachhata practices and contribute to a cleaner, healthier environment, in line with the objectives of the Swachh Bharat Abhiyan.
On 6th October 2025, a 5R Awareness Session was conducted at Tara Road, Juhu, by 35 students from the TYBMS Department of MMP Shah College. The session educated the public about the principles of Reduce, Reuse, Recycle, Refuse, and Rot, emphasizing the importance of sustainable waste management. Through interactive discussions and practical guidance, the volunteers encouraged community members to adopt Swachhata practices and contribute to a cleaner, healthier environment, in line with the objectives of the Swachh Bharat Abhiyan.
On 6th October 2025, a skit play was performed at Kurla Railway Station through a collaboration between Dil Se Foundation and FOST Foundation. A team of 10 volunteers reached over 100 commuters, engaging them with an interactive performance that highlighted the importance of cleanliness and personal hygiene. The activity effectively educated the public on responsible waste disposal and maintaining hygienic public spaces, promoting the values of the Swachh Bharat Abhiyan.
On 9th October 2025, a riverbank cleanup was conducted at the Bhima River in Dhaund, Pune, by 16 volunteers from the XLNC Team. The team actively cleaned the riverbank, removing waste and ensuring a cleaner, safer environment for the local community. In addition to the cleanup, residents were engaged in awareness activities, educating them about the importance of Swachhata and responsible waste management. The initiative successfully promoted environmental stewardship and community participation in line with the objectives of the Swachh Bharat Abhiyan.
On 9th October 2025, a skit play was performed at LTT Station, Mumbai, by 10 volunteers from Dil Se Foundation in tie-up with FOST Foundation. The interactive performance reached approximately 200 passengers, educating them on the importance of cleanliness, hygiene, and responsible waste disposal. Through this engaging approach, the volunteers effectively raised public awareness and encouraged commuters to adopt Swachhata practices, contributing to cleaner and healthier public spaces in line with the objectives of the Swachh Bharat Abhiyan.
An impactful Menstrual Health & Hygiene (MHH) awareness session was conducted by Dil Se Foundation at Shree Chakra Dhajar School, with the participation of around 350 girls and their parents. The session focused on addressing common myths and taboos surrounding menstruation, such as beliefs about impurity and restrictions on daily activities. These misconceptions were openly discussed and clarified, encouraging participants to view menstruation as a natural and healthy process.
Special emphasis was given to the importance of sanitation and hygiene practices during menstruation. Participants were educated on the proper use of sanitary products, regular changing of pads, hand hygiene, and safe disposal methods. The session created a supportive environment for open discussion, helping to break stigma and promote awareness. It concluded with the distribution of sanitary napkins, reinforcing the importance of adopting safe and hygienic practices for overall well-being.
On 1st October 2025, a Swachhata Awareness Session was conducted at Shree Pragat Vignesh School, Wada, Palghar. A total of 102 students actively participated in the session, learning about proper cleanliness and hygiene practices. Following the session, the students engaged with villagers, spreading awareness about Swachhata through informative posters and discussions. The initiative successfully promoted responsible waste management and community participation, fostering a culture of cleanliness in both the school and the surrounding village.
Special emphasis was given to the importance of sanitation and hygiene practices during menstruation. Participants were educated on the proper use of sanitary products, regular changing of pads, hand hygiene, and safe disposal methods. The session created a supportive environment for open discussion, helping to break stigma and promote awareness. It concluded with the distribution of sanitary napkins, reinforcing the importance of adopting safe and hygienic practices for overall well-being.
