Cleanliness in Fruit/Vegetable Markets: Solutions

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Solutions for Cleanliness in fruit and vegetable markets and mandis

1. Vendors should be asked to clean the area around their shop when they leave everyday
2. The municipality officers should start challaning the vendors who do not keep the area around their shop clean
3. The market association of these vegetable markets should make sure that the vendors do not throw the garbage on roads
4. They should also come out with a plan to dispose the excess waste that the market generates like donating it to cow shelters or bio-gas plants etc.
5. The municipalities should be asked to devote extra resources towards keeping these fruits and vegetable markets clean
6. Garbage should be segregated first at the unpacking level
7. Discards of vegetables and fruits should be used for the consumption of animals
8. The spoilt ones which has to be thrown can be collected for bio degradation separately for manure and fertilizer
9. The non-biodegradables and plastics to collected in separate containers
10. The garbage should be cleared every 2 hours and the expenditure should be covered by all the shops together
11. Some senior municipal officer should make surprise visit to these markets to ascertain the cleanliness level
12. Continued publicity for cleanliness and display boards should be installed in every corners of the markets/mandis in English and Hindi or local language
13. The municipality could give a large bin to each vendor
14. Trucks and vans that transport the vegetable and fruits should be allowed strictly during specified times only. more  

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மக்கள் மனநிலை மாறாதவரையில், எதுவும் நடக்காது அண்மையில் சென்னை கோயம்பேடு காய்கறி சந்தைக்குச் சென்ற பொழுது கண்ட காட்சி அப்பொழுதுதான் மாநகராட்சி ஊழியர்கள் கடைகளின் முன் உள்ள குப்பைகளை, இயந்திரம் மூலம் வாரி எடுத்துச் சென்றனர் அதுவரை பொறுமை காத்த ஒரு கடைக்காரர், அவர்கள் சென்ற பின்னர் தன் கடையிலிருந்து பெரும் குப்பையை கடை முன்னால் பரத்திவிட்டார் அவரிடம் ஏன் அப்படி செய்தீர்கள் எனக் கேட்ட பொழுது, " கட முன்னாலே வழிச்சுத் தொடச்சு வைச்சா வியாபாரம் நடக்குமா?" என்றார் குப்பையில்தான் லக்ஷ்மி இருப்பதாக அவர் நம்புகிறார் என்ன செய்ய? இலை விற்பவர் கடை முன்னால் குப்பைகளைப் போடுவதோடு எச்சில் துப்பி அசுத்தம் செய்கிறார் கடை வைத்திருப்பவர் நடக்கும் வழியில் காய்கறிகளை வைத்திருக்கிறார் கேட்டால் யாரேனுமொருவர் கடை முன்னால் சிறு கடை போடுவதனைத் தடுக்க என்று சொல்கிறார் கடைக்காரர் சடக்கென திரும்பி எச்சில் துப்புவதோடு பலரும் அருகிலேயே இயற்கை உபாதைகளைக் கழிக்கவும் செய்கிறார்கள் கேட்பதற்கு ஆளில்லை கேட்டால் "அவன் பாப்பாரப் பையன் அதான் சுத்தம் பத்தியெல்லாம் பேசுறான்" என திட்டுகிறார். மேலே குறிப்பிட்ட அனைத்துமே சாத்தியமே ஆனால் யார் முன்னின்று, தொடர்ந்து செய்வது? "Garbage should be segregated first at the unpacking level 7. Discards of vegetables and fruits should be used for the consumption of animals 8. The spoilt ones which has to be thrown can be collected for bio degradation separately for manure and fertilizer 9. The non-biodegradables and plastics to collected in separate containers " இவையனைத்துமே செய்ய சரியான இட வசதி இல்லாமல், கோயம்பேடு வளாகமே நாறுகிறது I am typing this in local language (Tamil) for a simple reason that some people in this group who writes in Hindi, must feel as to how difficult it is for others to read and undrstand the points. If they really want to communicte, (since,communication is important and not the language) they must write in English as this group has accepted as a commnication tool more  
Already Corporation is charging every day Rs.5 from each vendor in vegetable market under this mission what is their responsibility more  
Rs.5. OMG so much.
I think government should return the 5 rupees and ask the vendors to keep the venue clean. more  
It is the responsibility of every individual for keeping markets clean. But, i also feel to make govt officials also equally responsible. They are not appointed just to write challans and in that name loot money of the shopkeepers. They should also be equally responsible for the cleanliness. Pl dont make laws/rules where they will give room for corruption. Already we have lot of such laws/rules in place. more  
Solutions for Cleanliness in fruit and vegetable markets and mandis 1. Vendors should be asked to clean the area around their shop when they leave everyday 2. The municipality officers should start challenging the vendors who do not keep the area around their shop clean 3. The market association of these vegetable markets should make sure that the vendors more... A] Install CCTV cameras and determine who is the culprit Vendor. B] Vendor to make arrangements for keeping the area clean and educating his customers. C] For default in maintaining cleanliness in area around his shop there should be a suitable and effective penalty clause in agreement. D] Failure of a Vendor for three times in a calender year should automatically result in termination of vending licence and tenancy rights. RYK On Sun, 02 Jul 2017 11:09:35 +0530 "Swachh Bharat Mission" wrote > more  
These are very logical steps. BUT WHO IS GOING TO IMPLEMENT THEM. LET US BRING ABOUT TRANSPASRENCY, ACCOUNTABILITY AND STRONG INSTITUTIONAL FRAMEWORK WITHOUT WHICH NOTHING IS GOING TO BUDGE EVEN AN INCH. LET US GET DOWN TO REAL BUSINESS RATHER THAN ADDING TO PLETHORA OF RULES, REGULATIONS AND GUIDELINES AND THEN LEAVE THEM TO ROT! more  
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