
Kottara Chowki area cleaned under Swachh Mangaluru Abhiyan
The Hindu
Volunteers, led by Ramakrishna Mission, cleaned Kottara Chowki area under the second phase of Swachh Mangaluru Abhiyan on Sunday. The cleanliness drive was carried out from 7.30 a.m. to 10 a.m.
Volunteers, led by Ramakrishna Mission, cleaned Kottara Chowki area under the second phase of Swachh Mangaluru Abhiyan on Sunday. The cleanliness drive was carried out from 7.30 a.m. to 10 a.m.
Liquor bottles, dirt, garbage, waste cloth, plastic and other waste was lifted from the area including from below Kottara Chowki flyover.
The pillars of the flyover were beautified with vector drawings under the abhiyan.
A team of 20 artists from Aditattwa Arts led by Vikram Shetty completed the artworks on 18 pillars of the flyover in four weeks.
The MRPL has sponsored the drawings at a cost of ₹5 lakh, a release from the mission said.

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