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Saplings planted as part of cleanliness drive

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The Hindu Bureau
Saplings planted as part of cleanliness drive
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Dindigul Corporation officials conducted a cleanliness drive that included clearing garbage and planting 50 saplings along the banks of Aranmanai Kulam. The initiative is part of an ongoing effort to improve urban greenery and sanitation in the city.

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Around 50 saplings were planted along the banks of Aranmanai Kulam in Dindigul as part of a cleanliness drive, on Saturday.

Corporation Commissioner J. Prem Anand and other government officials were present at the cleanliness drive. Sanitary workers removed garbage, cleared roadside vegetation and planted saplings in various places across the city.

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