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SBI Foundation donates sweeping machine and 100 dustbins to Mysuru City Corporation

On Monday, SBI Foundation contributed a sweeping machine along with 100 dustbins to Mysuru City Corporation to bolster urban sanitation efforts. MCC Commissioner Sheikh Tanveer Asif accepted this initiative, which seeks to improve waste management and cleanliness in public spaces across Mysuru.

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Jun 22, 2026 · 1 min read · 4 views
SBI Foundation donates sweeping machine and 100 dustbins to Mysuru City Corporation

Key Takeaways

  • •The SBI Foundation donated a sweeping machine and 100 dustbins to Mysuru City Corporation on Monday to enhance urban sanitation efforts.
  • •Sheikh Tanveer Asif, the MCC Commissioner, received the donation during a ceremony attended by key officials from the SBI Foundation.
  • •Swapan Dhar, Managing Director and CEO of SBI Foundation, emphasized the organization's commitment to cleanliness initiatives in Mysuru.
  • •The MCC highlighted the pressing need for improved waste management in urban environments to maintain public area cleanliness.
  • •Officials from the foundation included Ritesh Sain and Aditya Vikram Gupta, who played significant roles in the donation event.

Mysuru City Corporation (MCC) stepped up its urban sanitation game with a donation from SBI Foundation . They handed over a sweeping machine and 100 dustbins Monday. A move aimed at boosting road cleaning and waste management citywide,said the foundation.

At handover ceremony,Sheikh Tanveer Asif,MCC Commissioner,took delivery of vehicle and gear from SBI Foundation reps. Swapan Dhar, Managing Director and CEO,attended alongside other officials. Their presence showed foundation's support for Mysuru's cleanliness drive .

This donation expected to help MCC keep public areas clean. Urban areas need this badly . Foundation hopes this move will make city's sanitation system more efficient.

Foundation officials included Ritesh Sain,Program Head of CONSERW and ACE, and Aditya Vikram Gupta,Assistant Manager of CONSERW. They were joined by Mruthyunjaya K.S, Executive Engineer (Environment), and Environmental Engineers Mythri and Jyothi, plus Health Inspectors. All played a role in making event success.

MCC thanked foundation for donation, recognizing necessity of partnerships like these for better urban living...

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