Swachh Aadat se Swachh Bharat: When devotion meets responsibility at Delhi’s Pracheen Hanuman Mandir

In Delhi’s Pracheen Hanuman Mandir, Chanakyapuri, devotion met responsibility in the most inspiring way during the recent Zero Waste event.

Here, faith wasn’t just about rituals—it became a practice of care for the environment. By completely avoiding single use Plastic and disposable waste, the temple demonstrated that traditions and sustainability can go hand in hand.

Event encourages to reduce waste

The event encouraged devotees to make mindful choices—from using reusable materials to reducing waste—showing that even small actions can create big change. It proved that being responsible doesn’t mean compromising on culture; in fact, conscious practices enhance the meaning of our festivals and rituals.

Rippling effect of the initiative

What makes this initiative remarkable is its ripple effect. When communities adopt Swachh habits, the benefits extend beyond the temple walls. Cleaner surroundings, greener spaces, and sustainable lifestyles are no longer distant goals—they become everyday realities. This is how collective action can shape a cleaner, healthier, and more conscious India.

Swachh Aadat Se Swachh Bharat is more than slogan

The Zero Waste celebration at Pracheen Hanuman Mandir is a reminder that Swachh Aadat Se Swachh Bharat is more than a slogan; it is a movement. By combining devotion, culture, and responsibility, we can ensure that our festivals, rituals, and traditions leave a positive impact on both people and the planet.