Flagging off the mission here in Birbhum district, Mukherjee called upon the people to get themselves involved in the mission of making India clean saying that it is not possible for the government alone to accomplish the tasks of eradication of illiteracy, bringing cleanliness, keeping the environment green and maintaining ecological and environmental balance.
In order to attain these goals, involvement of the larger and the responsible sections of the society along with the government is very much necessary, he said.
He also cited the instances of Vietnam and Cuba where people's involvement has greatly contributed to attaining social objectives like removal of illiteracy and bringing cleanliness.
The President said if the non-governmental efforts are not combined with the government's endeavour, "we will not be able to make much progress.
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