Seva Sankalp Abhiyan is a month-long campaign from 17 September to 17 October 2026, being organised for promoting public participation towards the vision of Viksit Bharat @2047. Seva Pakhwada is organized for 15-day period from 17 September to 2 October.
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Plastic Waste (Vendors) |
Shopkeepers near temples often use single-use plastics—such as polythene bags, disposable cups, and plastic packaging—for *prasad* and other items. What alternatives or solutions would you suggest to reduce this? | Click Here |
| 2 | Traffic jam | Around the temples of Vrindavan and Mathura—especially during festivals and peak seasons—traffic jams cause long delays and congestion. What solution would you suggest to improve traffic management around temples? | |
| 3 | Water logging | During the monsoon, waterlogging in underpasses and low-lying areas of Vrindavan and Mathura disrupts daily life and the movement of pilgrims. What solutions would you suggest to prevent or manage this waterlogging? | |
| 4 | Stray animals | Stray animals roaming freely on the streets and around the temples in Vrindavan and Mathura pose safety risks to pilgrims and traffic, while also raising concerns about their own welfare. What solutions would you suggest for managing stray animals in this region? | |
| 5 | Pollution of Ponds and Ghats | The ponds and ghats of Vrindavan and Mathura—which are sacred sites for devotees—are becoming polluted due to garbage, religious offerings, and untreated sewage. What solutions would you suggest to clean and preserve these ponds and ghats? | |
| 6 | Monkey | Monkeys around the temples of Vrindavan and Mathura often harass devotees by snatching their food, belongings, and offerings, sometimes even causing injuries. What solutions would you suggest to manage this issue while also ensuring the safety of the monkeys? | |
| 7 | Safe drinking water | The availability of safe drinking water for pilgrims and local residents in Vrindavan and Mathura is a matter of concern, especially during peak seasons. What solutions would you suggest for providing clean and safe public drinking water? | |
| 8 | Decline in groundwater levels | Groundwater levels in Vrindavan and Mathura are continuously declining due to over-exploitation and a lack of groundwater recharge. What solutions would you suggest for water conservation and groundwater recharge in this region? | |
| 9 | cleanliness | Given the large number of pilgrims and local residents in Vrindavan and Mathura, sanitation facilities are often inadequate, leading to cleanliness issues around temples and public spaces. What solutions would you suggest to improve sanitation in this area? | |
| 10 | Saline water | Ground water in parts of Vrindavan and Mathura is saline and not fit for drinking or everyday use, forcing people to depend on limited freshwater sources. What solution would you suggest to solve this salt water problem?” | |
| 11 | Hotel oil and grease waste | Hotels and restaurants in Vrindavan and Mathura often fail to properly dispose of oil, grease, and food waste, leading to clogged drains and sewage systems. What solutions would you suggest for better management of waste from these establishments? | |
| 12 | Industrial Pollution (Chhata-Kosi): | Industrial units in the Chhata-Kosi area of Mathura are causing pollution, thereby affecting the surrounding environment and communities. What solutions would you suggest to control industrial pollution in this region? |
| SEWA SANKALP | |
| 17 Sept | Safai Abhiyan |
| 18 Sept | Deepa Mala |
| 19 Sept | Pragati |
