NFR Strengthens Cleanliness, Sanitation and Public Participation under Swachhata Hi Sewa
Guwahati, 21st September, 2026:
As part of the
ongoing Swachhata Hi Sewa - 2026 campaign, being observed from 17th September
to 2nd October 2026, Northeast Frontier Railway (NFR) is undertaking
focused cleanliness, sanitation, environmental awareness and public welfare
initiatives across various railway stations, establishments and educational
institutions. The activities are witnessing active participation from railway
officials, Safai Mitras, students, Scouts & Guides and passengers,
reinforcing the spirit of collective responsibility.
A key focus of the
campaign is environmental cleanliness and protection of water bodies. Members
of the N. F. Railway Bharat Scouts & Guides are actively participating in
River Bank Cleaning Drives, including along the banks of the Brahmaputra River.
The volunteers are helping maintain cleaner riverbank areas while spreading
awareness about protecting water bodies and public spaces. Focused attention is
also being given to identified Cleanliness Target Units (CTUs) and Garbage
Vulnerable Points (GVPs) across various railway stations. Safai Mitras are
undertaking drives at approach roads, track-side areas and other identified
locations to maintain hygienic surroundings.
Another important
focus area is the maintenance of drinking water facilities and cleaning of
water tanks at various railway stations and railway establishments. Regular
cleaning and maintenance of water tanks are being undertaken as part of
sanitation measures, while drinking water arrangements are being maintained for
the convenience of passengers, railway staff and other users.
Under the “Swachh
Paathshala” initiative, awareness programmes are being organised at various
railway schools to sensitise students on cleanliness, personal hygiene,
sanitation, waste segregation and responsible waste disposal. Art competitions
and quizzes on Swachhata and Jal Sanchay are also being conducted to promote
awareness through interactive activities. Swachhata Pledges are being
administered at various railway stations with the participation of railway
officials, Safai Mitras and passengers. Similar sanitation activities are being
undertaken across railway schools, colonies, hospitals and other railway
premises to promote hygienic surroundings and responsible practices.
Through these
concerted initiatives, NFR is further strengthening the Swachhata Hi Sewa 2026
campaign by promoting environmental responsibility, public welfare and
community participation. The initiatives are creating greater awareness about
hygiene, waste management and water conservation, while encouraging people to
adopt cleanliness as a regular practice. The active participation of railway
employees, passengers, students and local communities is contributing towards
healthier surroundings and lasting positive change in society.





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