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Maha govt asks schools to screen Let’s Change movie on Swachh Bharat Mission

By Lokmat English Desk | Updated: April 11, 2023 16:30 IST

In an attempt to sensitise children about cleanliness, the Maharashtra government has asked schools to screen Let’s Change, a ...

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In an attempt to sensitise children about cleanliness, the Maharashtra government has asked schools to screen Let’s Change, a movie based on the Centre’s Swachh Bharat Mission, an official said.

The Maharashtra school education and sports department issued a government resolution (GR) in this regard. As per the GR, schools have been granted permission to screen the film Let’s Change in Marathi in the academic years 2023-24 and 2024-25.

The movie is based on the Union government’s Swachh Bharat Mission and hence, students should be encouraged to watch it, it stated. A post-movie screening report also needs to be submitted to the education minister, it said. No student can be asked to pay more than Rs 20 for watching the film, which has to be screened without disturbing the teaching schedule, the GR stated.

Tags: Maharashtra GovernmentSwachh Bharat Missiongovernment resolution
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