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Team 9: A Team keen on making their area Clean


Ward - 9 , Jaipur

The ward-9 of Jaipur has been in the news since the area is being designated to be developed on the theme of Smart City. The MP Charan Bohra monitored the area with Team 9 and inspired the residents to keep the area clean. He also announced an allocation of 10 Lacs to be spent on the resources used of cleaning and watering the plants. While monitoring the area he was with councilor Dinesh Kaanwat while monitoring the area, He also said that if other councilors would follow the footsteps of Team 9 very soon the Jaipur will become a smart city.

What is Team 9?

The area councilor has formed a team of 105 people including people from different sections of the society like doctors, engineers, student’s businessmen and housewives. Different members of the team form a group and contribute 2 hours for cleaning. During 550 days the team has cleaned as much as 26 Km area and has planted 2000 trees. Through public cooperation a total of Rest, 10 Lacs have already been incurred on the development of the ward. Various retired officials and committees have adopted different areas. The team contributes 2 hours for cleaning the dividers parks, roads and streets/ w


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