Durgam Cheruvu cleaning works begin

Volunteers of The Art of Living, students of ICFAI University and BITS Pilani participate

October 03, 2012 09:14 am | Updated November 09, 2016 03:07 pm IST - HYDERABAD

HYDERABAD,: 02-10-2012:Members of The Art of Living initiating cleaning up of Durgam Cheruvu by removing the weeds and cleaning all the debris around rthe lake,in Hyderabad on Tuesday.
PHOTO: G_Krishnaswamy

HYDERABAD,: 02-10-2012:Members of The Art of Living initiating cleaning up of Durgam Cheruvu by removing the weeds and cleaning all the debris around rthe lake,in Hyderabad on Tuesday. PHOTO: G_Krishnaswamy

Volunteers of the Art of Living have taken up Durgam Cheruvu lake cleaning work at Madhapur on Tuesday.

Around 250 volunteers of Art of Living and other organisations took part in the community initiative and cleared the debris, plastic covers and weeds.

Students from ICFAI University and BITS Pilani too participated in the programme.

GHMC has provided baskets, spades and other equipment for solid waste collection.

Plea to IT companies

“We request the locals to keep the environs abutting the lake clean. We also urge the IT companies in and around the Hi Tec City to participate in the initiative taken up by the voluntary organizations to keep the lake clean,” Venkatachalam, a senior committee member of The Art of Living, said.

After the advent of IT companies around the area, the lake was dumped with filth by those frequenting the place.

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