Adar Poonawalla Clean City Initiative

अदर पुनावाला क्लीन सिटी इनिशिएटिव्ह ने नुकतेच रस्ता सुरक्षा सप्ताहात सहभागी होत वाहतूक नियमांबद्दल जनजागृती केली. या उपक्रमांतर्गत एपीसीसीआयच्या तब्बल 450 हून अधिक स्वच्छता सैनिकांनी 50 हून अधिक चौकांमध्ये वाहतूक नियम फलकांद्वारे जनजागृती केली.यावेळी नागरिकांशी संवाद साधत वाहतूक नियमांचे महत्त्व अधोरेखित केले. वाहतूक नियमांचे पालन करणाऱ्या 300 हून अधिक चालकांचा गुलाबाचे फुल देऊन सत्कार करण्यात आला.या संपूर्ण उपक्रमामध्ये पुणे वाहतूक शाखेचा सहयोग लाभला. हा उपक्रम पुणे वाहतूक पोलिस आयुक्त मनोज पाटील आणि उपायुक्त हिम्मत जाधव यांच्या मार्गदर्शनाखाली पार पडला.   वाढणारी लोकसंख्या,रस्त्यावर झपाट्याने वाढणारी वाहनांची संख्या यामुळे पुण्यातील वाहतूकीत लक्षणीय वाढ झाली आहे.त्यात नियम न पाळणाऱ्यांमुळे वाहतूक कोंडीत अजून भर पडते,तसेच इतर चालक व पादचाऱ्यांच्या जीवाला देखील धोका निर्माण होऊ शकतो.त्यामुळेच वाहतूक नियमांच्या पालनाबाबत जनजागृती ही महत्त्वाची आहे.हेच उद्दिष्ट ठेवत एपीसीसीआयचे स्वच्छता सैनिक या उपक्रमामध्ये सहभागी झाले.  

The Adar Poonawalla Clean City Initiative (APCCI) actively participated in Road Safety Week to spread awareness about traffic rules and responsible road behavior. More than 450 waste warriors from APCCI took part in the campaign, holding placards and engaging with citizens at over 50 major chowks across Pune. Through direct interaction, they emphasized the importance of following traffic regulations to ensure the safety of drivers, pedestrians, and commuters. As part of the initiative, over 300 motorists who were found adhering to traffic rules were appreciated and felicitated with roses as a gesture of encouragement. The campaign was carried out with the support of the Pune Traffic Branch and under the guidance of senior traffic officials including Pune Traffic Police Commissioner Manoj Patil and Deputy Commissioner Himmat Jadhav.. With Pune witnessing rapid population growth and a significant rise in the number of vehicles, traffic congestion has become a pressing issue...

When we experience honesty and strong human values in someone’s behaviour, the world around us begins to feel more positive. It gives rise to a renewed sense of hope, reminding us that truly good people still exist. A few recent incidents brought about this very feeling. In two recent incidents, our Waste Warriors went beyond their duties and  safely returned valuable lost items to their original owners. In the first incident, driver Mahesh Sable and operator Rohit Sathe returned a high-end mobile phone that was found during regular work, while in the second incident, driver Anil Sable and operator Prajwal Jagdale returned a purse containing valuable documents like Aadhar card, credit card, driving license. The process was led by Supervisors Farooque Bangi, Vivek Khadtare and Dinesh Bhandari.     The owners of the items expressed their appreciation for the integrity shown by the waste warriors. In recognition of their honesty and for upholding the brand’s co...