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Manipur launches 10-day cleanliness drive at historic sites
✍️ Imphal Times
🗓 27 Sep 2026, 10:16 PM
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A ten‑day cleaning campaign has been launched across Manipur's historic sites, aiming to preserve the state's heritage.
Imphal Times reports that a ten‑day cleanliness drive has been inaugurated across a number of historic locations in Manipur. The campaign, which began today, seeks to remove litter and restore the aesthetic appeal of heritage sites that attract both locals and tourists.
State authorities have mobilised volunteers and municipal workers to carry out systematic cleaning operations at each site. The effort is scheduled to run for ten consecutive days, after which a review will assess the impact on the condition of the monuments.
Organisers emphasize that maintaining cleanliness is essential for preserving cultural heritage and promoting sustainable tourism in the region. The initiative also aims to raise public awareness about the importance of keeping historic environments tidy.
Local communities have been encouraged to participate, with the hope that collective action will foster a sense of ownership over the state's cultural assets. The drive concludes with plans for ongoing maintenance to ensure long‑term preservation.
State authorities have mobilised volunteers and municipal workers to carry out systematic cleaning operations at each site. The effort is scheduled to run for ten consecutive days, after which a review will assess the impact on the condition of the monuments.
Organisers emphasize that maintaining cleanliness is essential for preserving cultural heritage and promoting sustainable tourism in the region. The initiative also aims to raise public awareness about the importance of keeping historic environments tidy.
Local communities have been encouraged to participate, with the hope that collective action will foster a sense of ownership over the state's cultural assets. The drive concludes with plans for ongoing maintenance to ensure long‑term preservation.