Who is accountable
From the officers who run it up to the minister and the head of government. Names from the Government's official lists.
- Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs
- Secretary, Department of Urban DevelopmentShri Satendra Singh
- Secretary, Department of Capital DevelopmentMs. D. Thara
- Minister of Housing and Urban AffairsShri Manohar Lal
- Prime MinisterShri Narendra Modi
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Poor civic sense in public places: what would actually change behaviour?
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Littering, spitting, jumping queues, ignoring traffic rules and damaging public property are everyday frustrations in many places.
Approaches people suggest
- Consistent fines with visible enforcement.
- Community service for repeat offenders (see the linked solution).
- Better infrastructure: enough bins, clean public toilets, clear signage.
- Civic education in schools, and leaders setting an example.
Questions to discuss
- What has worked in your city or neighbourhood?
- Which behaviour should be tackled first?
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