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Home / Himachal Pradesh / Shimla School Students Learn About Importance Of Clean Water Hygiene

Shimla school students learn about importance of clean water, hygiene

Tribune News Service
Shimla, Updated At : 02:30 AM Nov 20, 2025 IST
Government Senior Secondary School students at the camp.

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Shimla Jal Prabandhan Nigam Limited (SJPNL), in collaboration with SUEZ company, conducted an awareness seminar at Government Senior Secondary School, Totu, to mark World Toilet Day. The session focused on hygiene, clean drinking water and the urgent need for water conservation.

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Rahul Sharma, PRO of SUEZ, interacted with the students and highlighted that good hygiene practices are vital not only for households but for the community as a whole. He encouraged students to share the information with their families to help spread awareness at the grassroots level.

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During the programme, officials announced that SJPNL and SUEZ will soon begin pipeline-laying work in Totu-Boileuganj, Kaithu, Kachighatti and Summerhill under Phase-3. The project is expected to be completed within the next three to four months.

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