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GHMC ensures dignified disposal of deity photos

GHMC ensures dignified disposal of deity photos
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The Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation has launched 'Project Udvasana' to provide a dignified and eco-friendly disposal method for discarded deity photos and religious items. The initiative combines traditional rituals with scientific recycling to prevent sacred items from entering municipal waste streams.

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This project addresses the intersection of religious sentiment and urban waste management, offering a culturally sensitive solution to environmental concerns.

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The Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation (GHMC) has begun a drive to collect the discarded pictures of deities and dispose them of after performing ritual final worship.

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The article reports on a municipal initiative objectively, focusing on the process and community participation.

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