00:00Chellapalli, Krishna district has a population of more than 25,000 and is facing severe drought.
00:07Ten years ago, heavy rainfall on the roads was devastating.
00:12Dr. D. R. K. Prasad, Padmavati Dabbathulu and others initiated a satyagraha to prevent heavy rainfall on the Gangulovari railway tracks.
00:21Since 3.30 am in the morning, they have been guarding the streets and explained the losses caused by heavy rainfall.
00:28They have been patient even in the face of some setbacks.
00:31Satyagraha took place after 3 months.
00:34Dr. Prasad promised that Swachh Andhra Pradesh will work for Swachh Andhra Pradesh's cleanliness.
00:42By November 12, 2014, another 15 people started cleaning the streets.
00:48The program is still going on.
00:51Our main motive was to clean the streets of Bahirangam, Malavisarjana and Rahitha.
00:59Initially, we faced some challenges.
01:02But, within three months, we convinced them to clean the streets.
01:05Even if they say something, we don't say anything.
01:09It gave us good results.
01:11At the same time, Prime Minister Modi, our Chief Minister Nara Chandrababu Naidu, Swachh Bharat and Swachh Andhra Pradesh
01:18gave us these two proposals.
01:21We held a meeting on how to clean the streets of Challapalli.
01:25In that meeting, Dr. Prasad promised that he would clean the streets of Challapalli for a year.
01:31The Swachh Challapalli project started.
01:34We started cleaning the streets of our village, Pettai and other streets.
01:41I felt that it was not only about cleaning, but also about making it beautiful.
01:47So, I decided to clean the streets of Basra.
01:50Our Swachh Challapalli project is one of the most important projects in this.
01:57We are happy that we are doing a useful project every day.
02:03We will continue to do such projects.
02:06The villagers' co-operation gave more enthusiasm to the Swachhata project.
02:10Many young people came forward and became clean workers.
02:14Every day, they work for an hour and a half to clean the streets of Challapalli.
02:18Employees, housekeepers and other workers are doing their best to serve the village.
02:24The Swachh Challapalli project gave importance to cleanliness and beautification.
02:27At one time, the areas filled with dust were turned into parks.
02:30In these 10 years, the number of trees grown on both sides of the roads has increased.
02:36In the 100% ODF village of Challapalli, there are farmers along with medical workers.
02:41From 4.30 am to 6.30 pm, we do cleanliness service for an hour and a half.
02:47This is one of the most important projects in our project.
02:50Every day, they work for an hour and a half to clean the streets of Challapalli.
02:53They are doing their best to clean the area.
02:58We believe that if we do our best, we can achieve great things.
03:09There is no personal interest in this project.
03:13We are happy that we have done a good job.
03:16That is why this project has been going on for 10 years.
03:20We want to build a huge cemetery and maintain it.
03:25We also want to build a Hindu cemetery.
03:30We also want to build a Muslim cemetery in Narendra Nagar.
03:37It takes a lot of time to build the cemetery.
03:40We need to implement the project.
03:45If we violate the project, we have to pay a fine.
03:53From 4.30 am to 6.30 pm, the cleanliness workers do the job of removing the dust from the drains.
04:00They worked for two months to build the cemetery.
04:04The cleanliness workers have built the cemetery for us.
04:10Guruvar Reddy has helped us to build the cemetery.
04:15Varaprasad Reddy has donated Rs. 8 lakhs for the construction of the cemetery.
04:22Madhi Uparasthapathi, CM Chandrababu and other leaders attended the function.
04:41Vaizhulu Prasad wants to take the cleanliness work of Swachh Chandrapalli further.
04:49With cameraman Sheshu, Srinuwar, CTV News, Challapalli, Krishna district.
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