Clean Indore Initiative

As reported by The Times of India: "Inspired by Bengaluru's 'Ugly Indian' group, this team of three grew to 70 members in just four months. Talking about the over-whelming support from fellow Indoreans, Chitra says, "One thing that our group has realised is that Indoreans do not wish to be a part of dirt. But unfortunately, they are hesitant and embarrassed to clean their neighbourhood." The mission of the group is simple — to change the archaic mindset of city folks that it's not their responsibility to clean someone else's muck."

http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/entertainment/events/indore/Youngsters-start-Clean-Indore-Initiative/articleshow/46959567.cms

Youngsters start Clean Indore Initiative - The Times of India Chitra Bhargav, Deeksha Shriwas and Rahul Sharma, Indore youngsters under the age of 23, were tired of witnessing dirt, litter and garbage making their city ugly. So, instead of just lamenting the state of affairs and walking away, they formed the Clean Indore Initiative (CII) in January this year.

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Clean Indore (@CleanIndore) | Twitter The latest Tweets from Clean Indore (). We are a bunch of people who happen to be concerned for cleanliness who decided to take some action rather than just talk about it. Indore, Madhya Pradesh

Big clean Part 2 was indeed bigger and better! With so many obstacles- rain, water clogging, no municipality support, no dumper, no JCB, we yet did it! Ofcourse we were flooded with mixed reactions from a retired Army person who felt it was worthless thing to do to a very old man who cried his emotions out for 'Youth generation' bringing about a change in the country, we saw it all today! Kudos to everyone who was a part of this Big clean!