Flagging off its Clean Mumbai-Clean India campaign, the BMC organised a clean-up drive at Girgaum beach on Monday morning. The initiative was flagged off by CM Devendra Fadnavis and other dignitaries.
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Girgaum beach has the largest number of Ganesh idol immersions every year. The civic body undertakes a clean-up drive the next day with the help of locals and volunteers. This year, the drive was made the first day of the BMC's Clean Mumbai-Clean India campaign that will go on for a fortnight.
The CM signed up his support to the campaign, then administered an oath to all those present. He and the Mayor then flagged off a symbolic chariot for the occasion. He appreciated the civic body's efforts towards cleanliness and organization of the Visarjan.

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Flagging off its Clean Mumbai-Clean India campaign, the BMC organised a clean-up drive at Girgaum beach on Monday morning

Mumbai: BMC organises clean-up drive at Girgaum beach

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