Swachh Bharat Mission ( Gramin )Narmada

10th August 2016

Mass Hand Washing

Rally

Marathon

Oath Taking

District Rural Development AgencyNarmada

Swachh bharat mission

District Rural Development Agency

Jilla Panchayat Narmada Gujarat

Clean water, basic toilets and good hygiene practices are essentialfor the survival and development of children. Today, there are

around 2.4 billion people who do not use improved sanitation, and663 million who do not have access to improved water sources.

Without these basic needs, the lives of millions of People are atrisk. For children under five, water- and sanitation-related

diseases are one of the leading causes of death. Every day, over800 children die from preventable diseases caused by poor water,

and a lack of sanitation and hygiene.

Swachh Bharat Mission (Gramin) Narmada team works in over 561Villages, 5 Blocks to improve water and sanitation services, as well

as basic hygiene practices. Apart from the overwhelming socialarguments, there are also powerful economic and environmental

reasons for improving Sanitation services for the poor. TeamNarmada has done extensively for achieving this milestone. We

are dedicated for our mission.

Introduction

Dr. Ranjit Kumar Singh (IAS)District Development Officer

Narmada. Gujarat

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District Profile of Narmada

Up to June 1997, three talukas of the district were part of the Bharuch district andone taluka viz. Tilakwada was under the Vadodara district. In October 1997, thisdistrict has been newly created. The district headquarter is Rajpipla. Earlier, thisplace was known as Nandipur. Now it is known as Nadod also. Nandipur wasolder than Patan, the old capital of Gujarat. After the fall of Gupt region, the

Nandipur area was captured by the Rajput of Bharuch. The mention of Nandipuras a capital had been seen on the inscription of Chalukya and Gurjars of Latregion. From the documents pertaining to gift of land or village (Danshasan),Akureshwar of (Ankleshwar) and Sangam Khetak (Sankheda) districts, it was

observed that the capital of the districts was shown as Nandipur (Nandipuri). TheGohil emperors of Nandipur had shifted to Saputara because of assassination ofKings of Gujarat. There, they had taken shelter under the tree of Pipla, a holy tree

and hence the new place was named as Rajpipla (1438­1457 A.D.)Then after about the period of about 150 years (one and half century) of middleera was considered of wars between Hindus Rajputs and Muslims emperors ofthe Gujarat (including Rajpipla) and Saurashtra. Hindu Rajput emperors of

Rajpipla, Junagadh, Kalawad etc. fought for their existence but because of lack ofthe unity between them, they were defeated by the Muslims emperors.

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After the death of Aurangzeb, like other parts of the country in Gujaratalso the Mughal region, had become weaken and in the beginning of 13the eighteenth century Marathas emperors had come on power. ThusRajpipla had also come under them. Among Marathas, Gaikwads werestrong in Gujarat. In the beginning of eighteenth century, Versalaji I was

ruling at Rajpipla. After his death his son Jitsinhaji ruled up to 1754A.D. His rule was appreciable. During the governance of Pratapsinhaji,

the son of Jitsinhji Damajirao Gaikwad of Vadodara attacked onRajpipla and eastablished his right on half of the revenue. Later on,

after the death of Pratapsinh his son Raisinhaji came in power. He gothis nice married with Damaji Gaikwad and Gaikwad vacated his right on

the revenue but instead of He decided to give some fixed amount.Meanwhile, the younger brother of Raisinhji, Ajabsinhaji made a quarrelwith him for the power. Ajabsinhji got success and he became of ruler ofRajpipla. Ajabsinhji died in 1803 A.D. and again his two sons Ramsinhand Nisharsinh had a quarrel for the throne. With the help of army,

Ramsinh, came on power but because of his passionate nature he wasforced to vacate the throne and his son Pratapsinh was given the

power. But because of the allegation of Nisharsinh about Pratapsinh­notbeing the real son of Ramsinh Deputy Resident Vilebi was appointed tofinalize the case. As the decision came against Pratapsinh Nisharsinhwas given the power. But as he was blind, his son Verisalaji II was

declared as a ruler of Rajpipla. But he was minor. Therefore Vilebi wasasked to administer the Rajpipla state. He established peace andsafety. When Verisalji II became adult, he was handed over the

administration of Rajpipla. In the year 1859, with the permission ofBritish Government he appointed his son Gambhirsinhji as a co

administrator 14 of Rajpipla. But later because of clash between fatherand son about administration father Verisalaji II was compulsorily

retired.

District Profile of Narmada

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With a view to run the administration of the State smoothly, it hasbeen divided into Districts, which in turn have been further sub­divided

into Talukas (Tahsils). In the State of Gujarat, the communitydevelopment blocks are co­terminus with the Talukas. The Talukascontain large number of villages and possibly several towns. Thevillages have Village Panchayats to run the local administration. AVillage Panchayat may constitute of one revenue village, several

revenue villages or a part of a large village. Similarly, the towns haveMunicipality or Municipal Corporation as the seat of local self­

government.In the State of Gujarat, as on December 2009 there were 26 districts

and 225 Talukas, against 25 districts and 226 Talukas in 2001Census. In 1997 by several notification(s), Government of Gujarat

reconstituted some districts and talukas of the State.

Administrative Set-up

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OBJECTIVES OF MARATHONRun for Clean Narmada Marathon.

• To aware people aboutkeeping their Home, Societies,Offices, and move that step

ahead to clean India.• To encourage people

regarding cleanliness, Healthand Togetherness for noble

cause.

• To stand and run forrepresenting that

consciousness among children,youth for involving in keeping

their villages , schools,colleges clean.

• To involve citizens fordeveloping civic conscious

among people.• To create safe, healthyenvironment and preserve

natural resources.

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• To develop and strengthen power of togetherness through rally.• Following tradition of democracy for clean India.

• To stand for acceptance, maintaining, sustaining cleanliness.• To Bring Civil Cohesion among all citizens.

• To aware people about mission and spread­out through activities.  • To Bring Collectiveness among all the citizens for keeping their

village clean.• To co­operate, inculcate and following that words by our practice.• To Contribute Something by our fair Practices, keep that Healthy

Practice to keep our country healthier and safe.

OBJECTIVES OF RALLYStep towards Clean India

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OBJECTIVES OF BONFIRE OFDABLA/BOTTLES

Step towards Clean India

• The Motto behind this Program is to avoid Open Defection.

• To aware people about hazards of open defection and

possible diseases can affect to them.  

• To Motivate Villagers for using Toilet and Encourage others

to use Toilet.

• To Support and strengthen Local Groups to Stand for Open

Defection. 

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OBJECTIVES OF MASS HAND WASHINGMass Hand Washing with Soap

• Demonstrate correct Hand Hygiene technique – Knowledge ofmulti­faceted plans to improve hand hygiene.

• Understand appropriate Hand Hygiene practices when caring forcommunity with suspected or confirmed any diseases.

• Helps minimize the spread of influenzadiarrhea preventionavoiding respiratory infections.

• a preventive measure for infant deaths at their home birthdeliveries improved hand washing practices have been shown tolead to small improvements in the length growth in children under

five years of age• To practice hand washing activity on daily basis and aware people

about harmful diseases can be affected due to diseases.• To Aware different communities for understanding benefits and

follow scientific hand washing techniques.

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Hand Washing ProgramTeam Management Hierarchy:-

(Management Team)

(5 Team Leaders, Each one for 1 Block)

All Head of the DepartmentEach HOD’s responsible for average 10 villages

All the team members from different departmentresponsible for each villages.

In charge person in every villages who was responsiblefor Hand Washing Campaign.

   Shri. Kaushik Bhimjiyani (IAS) Collector of Narmada District

Shri. Dr. Ranjit Kumar Singh (IAS) District Development Officer

Shri. MahendraBagadiya (IPS) Superintendent of Police

Shri. M N Gadhvi (GAS) Director DRDA Narmada

-: Details of Team Management:-

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GLIMPS OF HAND WASHING

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-: Details of Team Leaders:-

     District :Narmada

Blocks / Taluka / Tehsil1. Nandod  2.  Tilakwada  3. Garudeswar  4. Dediyapada  5. Sagabara

109 Villages / 97 Villages /  93 Villages /  169 Villages /  93 Villages

561 Total Villages

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TEMPLETES OF MASS OATHMass Oath Taking on Cleanliness

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OBJECTIVES OF OATHWords of Wisdom

• To Bring Collectiveness among all the citizens for keeping theirvillage clean.

• To co­operate, inculcate and following that words by ourpractice.

• To Contribute Something by our fair Practices, keep that   Healthy Practice to keep our country healthier and safe.

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Around 300000 people come together for ODFawareness and commit themselves to remain ODF at

district level.

Reinforcing the resolve of Narmada District to becomethe first district in Gujarat to become ODF.

Felicitation of local stakeholders at the culturalperformance earned a lot of respect from the people.

Able to create a lot of media awareness on SwachhGujarat initiatives taken by Government of Gujaratn All schools got covered under HWWS activity.

n 561 villages of District organize Rallies, Hand Washingwith Soap (HWWS), Bonfire and oath taking at same

time.

Major Achievements of the Event

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Recognition

Dr. Ranjit Kumar Singh ( IAS) ­ District Development Officer .NarmadaMr. M.N. Gadhvi (GAS) ­ Director District Rural Development Agency

Narmadafacilitated  by

 Hon. Shri. Vijaybhai Rupani .Chief Minister of Gujarat StateShri. Nanrendra Singh Tomar

Minister of Panchayat Raj ,Rural Development ,Drinking Water in Sanitation. India

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“So long as you do not take the broom and thebucket in your hands, you cannot make your

towns and cities clean."

Inspiration

“The cause of many of our diseases is the condition of ourlavatories and our bad habit of disposing of excreta

anywhere and everywhere. I, therefore, believe in theabsolute necessity of a clean place for answering the call

of nature and clean articles for use at the time.”

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"Mahatma Gandhji"