‘No throw, no throw’ RRR centers to be built in all 762 civic bodies of UP, know what will benefit you

Na-Throw Na-Throw RRR Center: Urban Development and Energy Minister of Uttar Pradesh (UP) AK Sharma has said that our lifestyle should be eco-friendly and the behavior of individuals should change to deal with climate change, for this the Central Government’s Mission Live program In order to make the cities neat, clean and beautiful, the Yogi government is making ‘No Throw, No Throw’ RRR centers in all the 762 civic bodies of the state. Going forward it will be made in every ward of all civic bodies.

AK Sharma said that the effect of global warming is affecting the lives of all of us along with the environment. We have to fulfill our needs by exploiting nature at least. Along with this, for a good environment, the work method of reduce, reuse, recycle will also have to be adopted in our life.

AK Sharma made this appeal to the people

On Saturday, the Urban Development Minister inaugurated the ‘No Throw, No Throw’ RRR Center set up under the ‘Meri Life, Mera Swachh Shahar’ campaign at Dayanidhan Park in Lalbagh on behalf of the Lucknow Municipal Corporation. During this, he appealed to the citizens, instead of throwing the useless material of their homes here and there, to give it to the RRR centers established in the local bodies, so that the needy can be helped.

The minister said that the cities will be made more clean and beautiful by reducing, reusing, recycling this waste material lying in people’s homes. He said, throwing waste material here and there harms the environment, if it enters the water it becomes impure and if it goes into the drains it gets choked. These materials also spoil the cleanliness and beauty of the cities.

Can you give these items to RRR center?

AK Sharma further said that the useless material lying in people’s homes can be very useful for someone. One’s life’s dream can be fulfilled by this. Reuse of things has been a part of our culture. This helped in connecting the society, which has to be adopted again today. He asked people to give this type of unusable material of their homes including clothes, books, toys, electric and electronic equipment, machinery, cycles etc. to the RRR center.

Sharma said that these centers will be developed as cloth bank, book bank, utensil bank, toy bank, furniture bank. In order to increase public participation, cooperation of self-help groups, people’s representatives, business class, students, service class will also be taken. Cleanliness chariots will be operated to collect the material. He informed that 810 such centers have been opened in the entire state. Municipal Director Neha Sharma, Municipal Commissioner Indrajit Singh, Additional Municipal Commissioner Pankaj Singh and eminent citizens of the city were present in the programme.

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