Mayor Saurabh Joshi engages with NMIMS students on Youth-led Waste Management Initiatives
Upcoming Youth Conference to Focus on Waste Segregation, Sustainability and Civic Responsibility
Chandigarh, October 9:- Students of NMIMS University today met Mayor of Chandigarh, Sh. Saurabh Joshi, to discuss the upcoming Youth Conference, with a special focus on waste segregation, sustainable waste management and the transformative role of young people in building a cleaner and greener Chandigarh.
During the interaction, the students exchanged ideas on promoting waste segregation at source, ensuring responsible waste disposal and encouraging sustainable practices among citizens. The discussion also explored how young minds can contribute innovative solutions, create environmental awareness and actively participate in civic initiatives.
Emphasising the importance of youth participation in urban development, Mayor Saurabh Joshi said that young people have the energy, creativity and commitment to bring meaningful change to society. He encouraged students to become ambassadors of cleanliness and environmental responsibility by adopting sustainable habits in their daily lives and inspiring others to follow suit.
The Mayor highlighted that waste management is not merely the responsibility of civic authorities but a shared responsibility of every citizen. Active public participation, particularly from students and youth, is essential to strengthening cleanliness initiatives and making Chandigarh a more sustainable city.
The upcoming Youth Conference aims to bring students together on a common platform to exchange ideas, discuss pressing civic challenges and develop practical, youth-driven solutions for effective waste management and environmental protection.
The interaction also underscored the importance of collaboration between educational institutions and the Municipal Corporation Chandigarh in nurturing civic consciousness, encouraging youth-led initiatives and transforming innovative ideas into meaningful action on the ground.
The Municipal Corporation Chandigarh continues to promote public participation and youth engagement as key pillars of its efforts towards a cleaner, greener and more sustainable urban environment.
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Commissioner reviews development works and civic infrastructure at Transport Nagar, Sector 26
Focus on infrastructure improvement, better civic amenities and addressing traders’ concerns
Chandigarh, October 9:- Sh. Amit Kumar, IAS, Commissioner, Municipal Corporation Chandigarh today visited Transport Nagar, Sector 26, Chandigarh, to review the progress of ongoing works and assess the status of civic infrastructure and facilities in the area. He was accompanied by MC Chief Engineer Sh. Sanjay Arora and office bearers of the Transport Nagar Association.
During the visit, the Commissioner planted saplings of ornamental tree and took stock of the ground situation and reviewed the progress of development works, with a focus on improving civic infrastructure and ensuring better facilities for transport operators, traders and other stakeholders. He also interacted with the association office bearers to understand their concerns and obtain feedback on issues requiring the attention of the Municipal Corporation.
The Commissioner emphasised the importance of timely execution of development works, maintenance of civic infrastructure and coordinated efforts to address local issues. He stressed that field visits are essential for assessing ground realities, monitoring progress and ensuring that development initiatives translate into tangible improvements for citizens and commercial establishments.
The Municipal Corporation Chandigarh remains committed to strengthening urban infrastructure, improving civic amenities and ensuring responsive civic administration through regular field inspections and engagement with stakeholders.