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Sudhansh Pant
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The Indian government is intensifying efforts to eliminate fatalities in the sanitation sector through a nationwide push for mechanization and improved safety protocols. Secretary Sudhansh Pant, leading these initiatives, announced an extension of the NAMASTE scheme to 2031, focusing on the deployment of Emergency Response Sanitation Units and comprehensive worker welfare programs. This coordinated approach, involving government agencies, urban local bodies, technology providers, and sanitation workers, aims to create a safe, dignified, and fully mechanized sanitation ecosystem. The extended NAMASTE scheme, alongside the GARIMA scheme, signals a commitment to occupational safety, health, and livelihood opportunities, potentially improving working conditions and reducing risks for a vulnerable workforce.
Ministry of Social Justice Hosts National Sanitation Safety Workshop
Ministry of Social Justice organized a national workshop in Bhubaneswar focused on achieving zero fatalities in sanitation work through mechanization and safety.
Secretary Sudhansh Pant emphasized NAM
Ministry Hosts National Workshop on Sanitation Worker Safety
Ministry of Social Justice organized a national workshop in Bhubaneswar focused on achieving zero fatalities in sanitation work through mechanization and safety.
Secretary Sudhansh Pant announced NAMA
Government Workshop Aims Zero Sanitation Worker Fatalities
National workshop organized in Bhubaneswar focused on achieving zero fatalities in sanitation work through mechanization and institutional mechanisms.
NAMASTE scheme extended until 2031 to ensure syst
Government Workshop on Zero Sanitation Worker Fatalities
National workshop organized to achieve zero fatalities in sanitation work through mechanization and institutional mechanisms.
NAMASTE scheme extended until 2031 to ensure systematic sanitation service
National Workshop on Mission Zero Sanitation Fatalities
Ministry of Social Justice organized national workshop to achieve zero fatalities in sanitation work through mechanization and institutional mechanisms.
NAMASTE scheme extended to 2031 to ensure syste