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Drive launched

NEW DELHI: Radio Mirchi and the Municipal Corporation of Delhi have launched a weeklong cleanliness drive in the Capital.

Moving out from homes to the streets, “July Mein Dhulai” is a campaign that urges Delhiites to raise their voice by voting for colonies, shopping complexes and place of work that require to be cleaned up. Radio listeners have to send in an SMS to 8888 for the civic body staff to come and clean up their area. Four places will be short-listed by July 30.

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