Municipal corporation, Phagwara Punjab

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Do you know! What is Municipal corporation? 

The local governing body in India in which urban areas having population more than one million because they need someone to provide services which carries out its function through well-organized divisions or departments. For example, water supply and sewage disposal Undertaking, Housing Board, Electricity Department, fire brigade. Each of these Departments are looked after by experienced and qualified people, Come under Municipal corporation.

    Municipal corporation of Phagwara, Punjab

 

Areas covered by Municipality, Phagwara

Every Municipal corporation have their specific logo for their identification. All the places which come under them their road map, or any house map is approved by the commissioner. For this post a person can apply for UPSC or their state center exam. The population of the place is 1.2 lakh, and they have 50 wards and each wards have a council member who select one and later he/she becomes mayor (political leader). All the council member or mayor are assigned for 5 years. 

In small villages for solving these types of problems we have Nagar panchayat.

Although you can contact and get your problem resolved but as being the public, the users see that you are not harming or destroying the property, not littering here and there, not using excessively lights or water if not in use. Because it's our responsibility to make our society beautiful and preserving resources too.

And if you have any questions comment me. 👇

For more information see my vlog ☆

Vlog of Municipal corporation, Phagwara

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Stay Safe and Preserve Resources 

Bharat Bandh : Farmer protest

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On 16 February 2024 the farmers' union has called for nationwide strike "Bharat Bandh," organized by the Kisan Mazdoor Morcha and Samyukta Kisna. Scheduled from 6:00 AM to 4:00 PM, farmers aimed to highlight unfulfilled promises and demand changes through chakka jams (road blockades) on major routes across the country. 

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This coordinated effort seeks to strengthen the farmers' voices and compel the government to adequately respond to their demands. According to India.com, various private and government offices, and village shops may remain shut on Friday. Besides, transportation, agricultural activities, Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Act (MNREGA) rural works, and rural industrial and service sector institutions are likely to remain closed.

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What they want??

The Samyukta Kisan Morcha (SKM) has written to Prime Minister demanding a Minimum Support Price (MSP) for crops based on the Swaminathan formula of C2 50 (input cost of capital 50%), legal guarantee of procurement, debt waiver, no hike in electricity tariff and no smart meters and they also demanded free 300 units of power for farming for domestic use and shops, comprehensive crop insurance, and a hike in pensions to ₹10,000 per month among others.

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Fast Fashion Ruining Environment

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So how many of you love doing fashion?

Of course, everyone, right. We are in the era in which we love following the trends and trying different fashionable clothes. But do you know that this fast fashion is ruining environment.

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Yes, that's true...

So, Today I am with a professor of fashion designing. Let's talk to him and know. What his thinking about the fast fashion and its precautions.

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Hello sir,

Q1. According to you what fashion is?

Fashion is all about expressing yourself through clothing and style. It's a way to showcase your personality, creativity, and individuality. Whether you're following the latest trends or creating your own unique look.

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Q2. What sparked your interest in fashion?

I've always been fascinated by how fashion can reflect someone's personality and creativity. Seeing different styles and trends inspired me to explore fashion more. It's like a form of art that you can wear and express yourself with. 

Q3. What is the most challenging thing you find in fashion industry?

I think one of the most challenging things in the fashion industry is keeping up with rapidly changing trends and staying innovative. It can be tough to predict what styles will become popular next and to constantly come up with fresh ideas.

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Q4. Is it fast fashion?

Yes, it leads to overproduction, excessive waste, and poor working conditions for garment workers. The constant pressure to produce new trends quickly can result in environmental harm and unethical practices within the industry. It's important for consumers to be aware of the impact of fast fashion and consider supporting more sustainable and ethical alternatives.

Q5. How can consumers support sustainable fashion practices?

Consumers can support sustainable fashion practices by choosing to buy from brands that prioritize ethical and eco-friendly production methods. It's essential to look for clothing made from sustainable materials, such as organic cotton or recycled fabrics, and to invest in high-quality pieces that will last longer.

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Q6. What are some popular sustainable fashion brands?

There are several popular sustainable fashion brands that focus on ethical and eco-friendly practices. Some well-known ones include Reformation, Everlene, Patagonia, Stella McCartney, and Eileen Fisher, Etc.

Q7. What fashion industry is doing for the sustainability?

The fashion industry is making strides towards sustainability by growing focus on reducing waste through recycling programs and upcycling old garments. Some companies are also working on improving supply chain transparency and promoting fair labor practices. 

Thank you, for sharing your thoughts. It was an amazing experience. 

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Although, it's easy to buy different clothes if you have money, but you can't buy nature or environment if you have money. Think on and buy sustainable clothes reuse and recycle as much as you can. Because- 

“Sustainable fashion is not a trend, it's a responsibility.” – Livia Firth.

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