The Bagmati Clean Up swing was observed at its 80th week at Teku Dovan, Kathmandu in active participation of over 1000 volunteers and a number of governmental and Non-governmental organisations. Jivan Bigyan, Krisai Bikas Bank, Manav Dharma, Mahanagariya Prahari Prabhag, Lions Club of Gulmi, Bagmati Sarokar, Nepal Research and Development Center, Chaudhary Group, Prakriti Samrakchhan Aviyan Kirtipur, Nepal Arunodaya school, Samaya Sandarva, Radio Mirmire, The art of living, oral dental clinic,Jestha Nagarik Samaaj Sankhuwasabha, Prabidhi Bikas Tatha Rin Sahakari Sanstha, Sangam Sweets and many more.
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| Cheering up the volunteers |
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| Gum-boots for the volunteers |
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| Determination for The clean Up Campaign from School Level |
According to Narayan Prasad Regmi, of High Powered Committee for Integrated Development of Bagmati Civilisation, 32 tonnes of Solid wastes was collected from the River bank.The collected wastes mainly comprised of abandoned household materials like plastics, glass, rags, confectionery wrappers, food wrappers, old shoes, slippers and so on.
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| Typical Composition of the waste |
The Teku corridor along the Bagmati river bank with many Hindu and Buddhist Shrines and Ghats. The architecture ranging from lichhavi eras to shah dynasty can be seen here. The peoples life is associated with he cultural heritages. Generally, people visit temples during morning hours so peole were found offering their holy prayers to goddess.
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| Lady worshiping at the fine Saturday Morning |
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| Monuments seen from the Kalopool of Teku |
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| The faith attached with the shrines |
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| Fresh Saturday Morning Offerings to Lord Shiva |
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Every historical inscriptions have ritual value
The collected wastes were transferred to Kathmandu Metropolitan City Office waste collection vehicle.
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| Manual Transfer of collected waste to collector vehicle of KMC |
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| Transfer of Collected wastes |
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| Kathmandu Metropolitan city office |
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| The Pride: Volunteers from Jivan Bigyan Posing for photographs |
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| Construction of sewage diversion channels in front of Kalopool |
Chairman of the World Tour Campaign Nepal Navaraj Bhattarai and general secretary Narayan Prasad Bhatarai have set on a journey for world tour with a slogan ‘Press Freedom and Positive Journalism’ beginning from Kakadbhitta of Nepal through Sikkim, India. They aim to introduce Nepal to the world through the tour.Their visit to the campaign added vigour.
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| Journalists Navaraj Bhattarai and Narayan Prasad Bhattarai at BCC event |
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