Shubham Kumar quit engineering to clean the Ganga, building a 1,100-volunteer movement that removed 2.47 lakh kg of waste.
Seeing garbage, plastic bottles, and dirt on the Ganga ghats of Patna, people often feel sorry.
But Bihar’s Shubham Kumar decided to turn this regret into action.
A civil engineer by profession, Shubham left his job in 2018 and started cleaning Patna’s Digha Ganga Ghat.
At that time, he did not have a large team with him.
Today, his initiative has reached more than 1,100 volunteers.
Efforts to eliminate a dangerous hands-on approach to sanitation are moving slowly.
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