In Shimla, *Gramin Vikas: Swachhata Ke Sath* brought together *45 grassroots changemakers* to recognize their dedication to waste management. From *Panchayat leaders and SHG members to local businesses and active citizens, these individuals are driving impactful change in **Dharamshala, Kasauli, Manali, Bir, Renuka Ji, and beyond*. At the event, *Anirudh Singh, Minister of Rural Development and Panchayati Raj, reaffirmed the **Himachal Pradesh Government’s* support for *Waste Warriors* and announced key initiatives, including the *procurement of 800 e-rickshaws for waste collection* and plans to strengthen waste management systems across the state. *R.S. Bali, Chairperson of HPTDC, highlighted the importance of **community-driven action* and thanked the awardees for their commitment to cleaner spaces. The event also featured *engaging activities and a compelling theatre performance by The Beginners*, leaving the audience inspired and energized. "Coming here, I realized—we are not alone. So many people are working toward the same goal." "It feels good to have our efforts recognized." "This has given us even more motivation to do better on the ground." *A big salute to every Waste Warrior working tirelessly to create a cleaner, greener Himachal!* 🌿♻️

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