IndianOil‘s Northern Region and Delhi State Office organized a Yamuna Cleaning Drive at Sarai Kale Khan under Swachhta Pakhwada, bringing together employees, citizens and public representatives. The initiative promoted river conservation, cleanliness, tree plantation and environmental sustainability through community participation.
Key Highlights
- IndianOil conducted a Yamuna Cleaning Drive at Sarai Kale Khan under Swachhta Pakhwada.
- MP Manoj Kumar Tiwari joined the campaign and praised IndianOil’s environmental initiatives.
- Participants took the Swachhta Pledge and joined a walkathon promoting river conservation.
- The programme concluded with a tree plantation drive to strengthen environmental sustainability.
New Delhi, July 13: IndianOil‘s Northern Region and Delhi State Office (DSO) organized a Yamuna Cleaning Drive at the Yamuna riverbank near Sarai Kale Khan, New Delhi, as part of Swachhta Pakhwada, reaffirming its commitment to environmental conservation, river rejuvenation and sustainable development. The campaign witnessed enthusiastic participation from IndianOil employees, officers and members of the public, highlighting the importance of collective action in keeping the nation’s rivers clean.
The programme was led by Hemant Rathore, Executive Director (Northern Region) and State Head, Delhi State Office, and was attended by Manoj Kumar Tiwari, Member of Parliament from Northeast Delhi, as the Chief Guest. To mark the occasion, Rathore welcomed the MP by presenting a sapling, symbolising IndianOil’s commitment to creating a greener and more sustainable future.
During the event, the Swachhta Pledge was administered to all participants, reaffirming their collective commitment to maintaining clean rivers, public spaces and healthier surroundings. Addressing the gathering, Manoj Kumar Tiwari commended IndianOil for integrating environmental stewardship with its nation-building efforts, encouraging citizens to actively participate in restoring and preserving the Yamuna River.
The campaign formally commenced with a signature campaign, jointly flagged off by the Chief Guest, Hemant Rathore and senior IndianOil officials. Participants then undertook an extensive cleanliness drive along the Yamuna riverbank, removing waste and spreading awareness about the importance of protecting one of India’s most significant rivers.
A walkathon followed the clean-up activity, encouraging greater public participation in river conservation and environmental awareness. The initiative highlighted the critical role of community involvement in promoting sustainable practices and safeguarding natural resources for future generations.
The programme concluded with a tree plantation drive, reinforcing the message that cleanliness, biodiversity and environmental sustainability must go hand in hand. Through Swachhta Pakhwada, IndianOil continues to demonstrate its commitment to corporate social responsibility by supporting cleaner ecosystems, greener communities and sustainable environmental practices across the country.
Conclusion
IndianOil’s Yamuna Cleaning Drive reflects the company’s commitment to environmental stewardship, inspiring citizens to actively participate in protecting rivers, promoting cleanliness and building a sustainable future.
