Mangaluru: Click photos, videos of garbage dumping, take home Rs 500


Daijiworld Media Network – Mangaluru (MS)

Mangaluru, Dec 5: Citizens can now win Rs 500 by clicking photographs of miscreants who dump garbage on roadsides and inside parks, and sending them to Kuppepadavu gram panchayat (GP) authorities. 

Kuppepadavu in the district of Dakshina Kannada has come up with a unique idea to teach a lesson to people who throw garbage wherever they want. The gram panchayat has come up with the offer of giving a cash prize of Rs 500 to anyone who gives information or sends a photo or video of a person throwing garbage in a public place.

This idea has become such a hit that throwing of garbage on roadsides is completely stopped. This decision was taken in the meeting that was held on October 28. While the person giving information wins Rs 500, a fine of Rs 1,000 will be slapped on the offender.

Speaking on the success of the idea, PDO Savita of Kuppepadavu gram panchayat said, “We had decided about this offer to control the menace of people throwing garbage everywhere. It is a huge success. The incident of garbage throwing has reduced considerably.”

 

 

 

  

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  • Flavian, Mangalore/Kuwait

    Mon, Dec 06 2021

    @ Cynthia, "There are so many Cynthia's genius....All Cynthia's are not jirgis. You can come to know by the way i write. So, apply your wisdom and verify ..." but i comparing your wisdom there is no scope for me to challenge your majesty/Madam Cynthi. Whatever you do you perform it in a clever way not to suspect you. I have already affirmed the fake Ids you write with. By changing place and the wrtting style you cannot change your real character 🤣🤣🤣😂😂😛😁👍 I have judged your identity true colours without moving with you. All the best for future ventures !

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  • Cynthia, Dk

    Tue, Dec 07 2021

    Yes my dear genius boss....you have judged without moving with me ??? Interesting...marvelous...Ugthya dolyani pole he loboche comment. Hangasar tuji salvoni maka distik podli genius !! Cynthia lobo, may be your Lydia Lobo...kadri. please scrutinize carefully...all the best genius. YOU WILL DEFINITELY FEEL TRUE COLOURS ARE FALSE HERE....Come on ...👍

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  • Flavian, Mangalore/Kuwait

    Mon, Dec 06 2021

    How come you reached Bantwal ? (once you told me that your surname is not Lobo)

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  • Cynthia, Dk

    Mon, Dec 06 2021

    There are so many Cynthia's genius....All Cynthia's are not jirgis. You can come to know by the way i write. So, apply your wisdom and verify ...

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  • Oswald, Brahmavar

    Mon, Dec 06 2021

    Good idea.. to make money... the person will get Rs500 and they fine the person who through the garbage Rs 2000

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  • Netizen, Mangaluru

    Mon, Dec 06 2021

    Good opportunity for unemployed atma nirbhar people to earn big money. Just to wait at the sposts with camera.

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  • Pks, mlr

    Mon, Dec 06 2021

    fine should be asper the quantity as well 1 kg kasa = 1000 2 kg kasa = 2000 * * *

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  • Varun, mangalore

    Mon, Dec 06 2021

    Have witnesssed ppl throwing garbage from cars in mlore... once i objected to it and the reply i got was to mind my business...so i dont think its socioeconomic factor... indians dont care about cleanliness as long their place is clean... mlore which was fairly clean a decade ago is turning out to be unclean...mushrooming apartments with no proper garbage disposal is only adding to the garbage problem... civic authorities need to be strict and also provide efficient garbage disposal system... and people need to be responsible... it may be biased opinion but i think native mlore ppl fairly keep the city clean ..cant say the same about ppl settling here... can't walk on many roads as its stained with pan spit... i really wish something is done about it

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  • CYNTHIA LOBO, Bantwal

    Mon, Dec 06 2021

    Garbage has become a nuisance more so after the Swacch Bharat mission. There is more garbage visible on the highways and all along roads even in interior areas. Wonder whether Swacch Bharat means keeping roads clean or littering them even more!! Advising people on not littering is like shooting yourself in the foot. Garbage collection is not done in all panchayats in rural areas. People conveniently throw waste food, plastic and what not into rivulets and cause inconvenience to neighbours. Dogs feeding on wet waste make the scenario even more miserable. It might take decades before we see any change in the mentality of people.

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  • Observer, Mangaluru

    Mon, Dec 06 2021

    Did the concern dept provided garbage dumping facilities for solution?

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  • Bharath Raj, Mangalore

    Mon, Dec 06 2021

    Nowadays digitally anything can be morphed easily...........

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  • Ashok, Mangalore

    Mon, Dec 06 2021

    Government should implement strict rules on dumping garbage, spitting, urinating on streets/corners, Install dumping bins, employ more cleaning staff, supervisors, to monitor, introduce a fine of Rs. 10,000 for breaking the rules, if above does not work catch the culprit make him or her to Clean the streets, as a punishment ./ Community service, , for a period of 1 month at least , how does it sound !!!!!

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  • Sudesh pai, Manipal

    Mon, Dec 06 2021

    Biggest culprits pan beedi shops they spoil the entire area by cigarettes bus and pan marks this is how diseases spread. If strict action taken on these shops then only cleanliness can be maintained

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  • Dr Alexander Dsouza, USA

    Mon, Dec 06 2021

    Clicking pic of any citizen without their permission is Illegle. As a civilized human being, no one need to tell about cleanliness, It should come from childhood from parents. When this is in place what is all this drama. Really Funny.

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  • real kujuma, kodial

    Mon, Dec 06 2021

    i was about to fall off my chair laughing at your comment...what you are saying is absolutely true...but not followed in third world country like India...so like be a Roman when you are in Rome, I also shut my mouth and just see the brainless tamasha...

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  • Roy Dsouza, Mangalore

    Mon, Dec 06 2021

    Unfortunately it's not come from childhood or parents like you said, how long do you think someone should wait for people to be civilised, another 100 years maybe? I'm sorry my friend it'll too late then. We need to act now.

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  • Ashok, Mangalore

    Mon, Dec 06 2021

    Dr Alexander Dsouza, USA Throwing garbage in public places is bigger mistake than taking pictures without permission, Such peoples photos must be published in social platforms then only garbage management issues will be resolved.

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  • Rita, Germany

    Tue, Dec 07 2021

    Dr,Alexander Dsouza USA what you say may be correct in case of taking fotos for other purposes.But when people go against the rules here someone must do something to catch the person doing illegal thrash to throw on road.Even in other countries it is allowed so long foto is used for govt.action not for private use.Othersode where should the citizens throw their waste?Is any container is kept from muncipality?When thrash is emptied on road a cause for infections ,mosquitoes so that should be avoided.not leaning back and wait till something happens.Food rest gives other birds or animals to come to human living vacanity.so they will not search food in wildnis but come to town like wild bores and spoil vegetation.

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Raheja Waterfront

    Mon, Dec 06 2021

    Install CCTV ...

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  • Prince, Udupi/ Dubai

    Mon, Dec 06 2021

    My dear brother. do u think CCTV will last for 1 week. were there are people who are waiting for this type technology to be used and when they can steal it and sell it and have happy night with full on GANGASARA. Also putting CCTV will increase the bank account of the so called politician no civilian is benefited here. Giving 500 rupees as prize that's ok.. but y only 1000 for offenders... make it 10,000.

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  • Robert Rodrigues, Mangalore

    Mon, Dec 06 2021

    Very successful idea, let it come in use this idea Mangalore also

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  • Mangalurian, Mangaluru

    Mon, Dec 06 2021

    Great ideas take their time arrive! Wish this plan every success. Hope the garbage throwers won't come up with a better idea to beat the honest citizens.

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  • KvKamath, Mangalore

    Sun, Dec 05 2021

    Please extend this offer to individual homes too, because the neighbour flats throw garbage in my compound.

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