
Clean a ghat with us
Join volunteers on the ghats for a morning cleanup drive. Gloves on, sleeves up.
Join our mission to create clean surroundings and happy, healthy childhoods for a better tomorrow - from the ghats of Varanasi to communities in 27 states.
The HonтАЩble Prime Minister has called on every citizen to help build a developed India by 2047. Join Sakaar and turn that call into action in your own neighbourhood.

Regular cleanup drives on the ghats of Varanasi and along the Ganga, with waste management and awareness for pilgrims, residents and shopkeepers.

Working with villages around Ghazipur on sanitation, community development and support for self-help groups.

Health camps and awareness sessions that bring basic care and hygiene knowledge to the families who need it most.

Students and young people learn teamwork and leadership by doing - on the ground, with real communities.
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Join volunteers on the ghats for a morning cleanup drive. Gloves on, sleeves up.

Help families at our health and awareness camps with registration, guidance and care.

Work with communities around Ghazipur on sanitation and community development.
Ask, share and discuss openly with the Sakaar family.
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тАЬTrue change begins when communities come together with compassion, responsibility, and a shared vision.тАЭ
Smt. Temsutula Imsong ┬╖ President & Co-Founder
From Ungma village in Mokokchung, Nagaland, to the ghats of Varanasi - she has spent years leading cleanliness drives, Ganga rejuvenation, rural development and health awareness.
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to keep our ghats, streets and villages clean - and to bring one more person along.
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Together, we can make our communities cleaner and healthier.
This 8 November, honour the Swachhagrahis around you - the safai karmis, volunteers and neighbours who keep our ghats, streets and villages clean. Take part wherever you are, or nominate a Swachhagrahi who deserves to be recognised.
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