Government Cleanliness Drive Generates Nearly Rs 500 Crore in Scrap Revenue
1 report, 1 independent
Updated Oct 20
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What happened
During a special cleanliness drive, nearly Rs 500 crore was earned from scrap disposal, according to Jitendra Singh. As of October 19, the campaign had covered 8,34,509 cleanliness sites, marking a 3.03-fold increase compared to the same period last year. The initiative also freed 116 lakh square feet of space.
From thehitavada.com
Why it matters
The campaign, which is part of a larger government initiative, demonstrates the revenue potential derived from optimizing and disposing of government assets. The revenue generated through scrap disposal is noted as having increased 1.61-fold compared to the previous year.
From thehitavada.com
Who's involved
- Jitendra SinghUnion Minister who reported on the progress and revenue of the cleanliness drive
- Government of IndiaThe governmental authority overseeing the special cleanliness drive
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The entities involved
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Jitendra Singh
Indian Politician