Additionally, the volunteers engaged in the cleaning and painting of all walls. Throughout the beautification process, the ground remained accessible for children to play, allowing them to witness and, in many cases, actively participate in the transformation.
Thousands of people gathered on Church Street, Brigade Road, Residency Road, MG Road, and surrounding areas to welcome the New Year have generated eight metric tons of garbage. As soon as the revellers left the CBD area, more than 40 pourakarmikas began clearing garbage at 3.30 am.
Commencing in late August, the community took a determined stance, collaborating with local BBMP teams and receiving support from The Ugly Indians, an anonymous volunteer group committed to cultivating clean streets throughout Bengaluru.
Over 75 volunteers from team Youth for Parivarthan, with support from the local MLA Office, cleaned and beautified a black-cum-yellow spot at Jayanagar 4th T Block, Bengaluru, on Sunday. The residents of the locality had escalated the issue to the MLA Office.
Most of the pedestrians used to walk past the corner on the footpath all these years without complaining to the Bruhat Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike (BBMP) authorities to keep the place clean. Now, the corner, which used to be an eyesore, has become a selfie point.