#INDIA has launched a nationwide campaign aimed at improving the cleanliness and hygiene of its tourism sites. The ‘Campaign Clean India’, which is being driven by the Ministry of Tourism, aims to ‘sensitize all sections of society on the importance of cleanliness and hygiene in public places, particularly monuments and tourist destinations’.
As part of the campaign, a Memorandum of Understanding has been signed between Archaeological Survey of India, the Oil & Natural Gas Corporation and the Ministry of Tourism for undertaking a programme of clean-up work at the #TajMahal.
The ministry said the campaign is a voluntary scheme, with no government funds being used. But it will provide financial support for infrastructure development, including hygiene facilities such as rubbish bins and sewerage.
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