Creating a role model for "Academicians" Social Responsibility (ASR) synergizing with Swachh Bharat Abhiyaan: A campus hygiene initiative by PGIMER, Chandigarh.

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Abstract
The state of disarray from unhygienic conditions and excessive litter throughout urban highways, alleyways, and byways across rural and urban localities of India is abysmal. Such unsanitary conditions impinge upon the future health and welfare of its citizens, tourists and economic development.The NRL volunteered PGIMER's campus hygiene initiative" is a pioneering effort spearheaded in compliance with Indian Prime Minister's call that citizens of India work together to establish a cleaner and healthier environment.A group of 15 highly motivated students in the Neuroscience Division of the PGIMER, worked together vigorously 2 hours a week to affect a cleaner urban environment in the city.The results were national and to PGIMER as the cleanest hospital in the country, the vendors or patients no longer litter around the campus, the pot holes have been converted into greener patches, signs board adorn the campus.To inspire citizens through faculty- student led sanitation programs.
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Authors Anand, Akshay;Banik, Avijit;Minhas, Gillipsie;Bammidi, Sridhar;Thakur, Keshav;Sharma, Kaushal;Tyagi, Rahul;Modgil, Shweta;Bali, Parul;Sayal, Natasha;Kaur, Paramvir;Pal, Deepak Kumar;Goyal, Atul Kumar;Bhatt, Vinod;Kaur, Navneet;Kumar, Saurabh;Saini, Jyoti;Kaushal, Sushant;Tiwari, Abha;Ghani, Abdul;Kaur, Gurkeerat;Devi, Chandra;Battu, Priya;Khosla, Radhika;Sharma, Kanupriya;Sivapuram, Madhava Sai;Podder, Vivek;Singh, Amarjeet;Mehra, Priya;
Journal annals of neurosciences
Year 2019
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10.5214/ans.0972.7531.260207
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Keywords
awareness public health sanitation hygiene academic social responsibility (asr) clean india human development swachh bharat

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