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THDC observing Swachhata Hi Seva
THDC India Limited is observing Swachhata Hi Seva (SHS) 2026 from 17th September to 2nd October 2026 across its various project locations and offices, reaffirming its commitment to promoting cleanliness, hygiene, environmental awareness and community participation.
Sipan Kumar Garg, Managing Director, THDCIL, emphasised that cleanliness is a shared responsibility and a collective endeavour that calls for sustained awareness, responsible practices and active participation from institutions and communities. He stated that initiatives such as ‘Swachhata Hi Seva’ provide an important platform to translate the values of cleanliness and hygiene into meaningful action, while fostering a culture of responsible behaviour. He further highlighted that sustained efforts towards cleanliness and environmental responsibility are essential for creating healthier communities and advancing the broader goals of sustainable development.
As part of the ongoing campaign, a series of awareness, engagement and cleanliness activities are being organised across THDCIL’s various locations, with enthusiastic participation from employees, students and local communities. On 22nd September 2026, several such activities were organised at different project locations.
At Government Composite School, Nayser Village, Bulandshahr, Uttar Pradesh, a painting competition was organised to promote awareness and creativity around the importance of cleanliness and hygiene. More than 80 students participated and showcased their artistic talent with enthusiasm.
At the NCR Office, Kaushambi, a dedicated session on health and hygiene was organised for regular and contractual staff. Around 20–25 participants attended the session and actively engaged in discussions on maintaining personal hygiene, cleanliness and healthy practices at the workplace and in daily life.
In Tehri, a Drawing Competition was organised for students of Tehri Bandh Pariyojana Inter College, while a Debate Competition was organised for students of Narendra Mahila Vidyalaya, Bhagirathipuram. Around 100 students participated in these activities, providing them an opportunity to express their creativity, ideas and awareness on themes related to cleanliness and hygiene.
As part of the campaign, cleanliness drives were also undertaken at prominent public locations, including Janaki Setu and Astha Path in Rishikesh, as well as at VPHEP, Pipalkoti. The cleanliness drives witnessed active participation from THDCIL employees and focused on maintaining cleanliness in public spaces while spreading awareness about responsible waste disposal and the importance of keeping the surroundings clean.
The activities organised under SHS 2026 reflect THDCIL’s continued efforts to foster a culture of cleanliness, hygiene and awareness, while encouraging students, employees and communities to actively contribute towards creating a cleaner, healthier and more sustainable environment.
Sipan Kumar Garg, Managing Director, THDCIL, emphasised that cleanliness is a shared responsibility and a collective endeavour that calls for sustained awareness, responsible practices and active participation from institutions and communities. He stated that initiatives such as ‘Swachhata Hi Seva’ provide an important platform to translate the values of cleanliness and hygiene into meaningful action, while fostering a culture of responsible behaviour. He further highlighted that sustained efforts towards cleanliness and environmental responsibility are essential for creating healthier communities and advancing the broader goals of sustainable development.
As part of the ongoing campaign, a series of awareness, engagement and cleanliness activities are being organised across THDCIL’s various locations, with enthusiastic participation from employees, students and local communities. On 22nd September 2026, several such activities were organised at different project locations.
At Government Composite School, Nayser Village, Bulandshahr, Uttar Pradesh, a painting competition was organised to promote awareness and creativity around the importance of cleanliness and hygiene. More than 80 students participated and showcased their artistic talent with enthusiasm.
At the NCR Office, Kaushambi, a dedicated session on health and hygiene was organised for regular and contractual staff. Around 20–25 participants attended the session and actively engaged in discussions on maintaining personal hygiene, cleanliness and healthy practices at the workplace and in daily life.
In Tehri, a Drawing Competition was organised for students of Tehri Bandh Pariyojana Inter College, while a Debate Competition was organised for students of Narendra Mahila Vidyalaya, Bhagirathipuram. Around 100 students participated in these activities, providing them an opportunity to express their creativity, ideas and awareness on themes related to cleanliness and hygiene.
As part of the campaign, cleanliness drives were also undertaken at prominent public locations, including Janaki Setu and Astha Path in Rishikesh, as well as at VPHEP, Pipalkoti. The cleanliness drives witnessed active participation from THDCIL employees and focused on maintaining cleanliness in public spaces while spreading awareness about responsible waste disposal and the importance of keeping the surroundings clean.
The activities organised under SHS 2026 reflect THDCIL’s continued efforts to foster a culture of cleanliness, hygiene and awareness, while encouraging students, employees and communities to actively contribute towards creating a cleaner, healthier and more sustainable environment.
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