The village should be free from ‘hagandari’ type dwelling.

Water, cleanliness, and health are three crucial components in both our personal and communal lives. Cleanliness is an essential necessity, and community participation holds significant importance in this aspect. A village meeting is not just a resource for awareness but a special gathering aimed at guiding the village in a particular direction. It is imperative for a village to be free of diseases to maintain strong, healthy citizens. For this purpose, citizens must consistently strive to build an identifiable, clean, and beautiful village. This call was made by Gulabrao Patil, the State Minister for Water Conservation and Sanitation, and the District Guardian Minister, during a special village council meeting here today.