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Call to help transform city as garbage-free
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The Commissioner of Printing, Stationery and Stores Purchase, V K Singh, has appealed to the Hyderabad citizens to spread awareness among public to make city a garbage-free city.
Chanchalguda: The Commissioner of Printing, Stationery and Stores Purchase, V K Singh, has appealed to the Hyderabad citizens to spread awareness among public to make city a garbage-free city.
In a press release on Wednesday, V K Singh requested all citizens, social activists, intellectuals, NGOs to form groups in their areas, colonies, work places and spread awareness to make Hyderabad as garbage-free and a literate city. "I have taken a pledge to wage a social reform campaign to make this city and state great," Singh added.
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