Rajasthan tailor spends his own money each month to clean villages and inspire a cleanup movement
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Vishnu Bhartesh, a tailor from Rajasthan known as "Swachhata Wale Bhaiya," spends ₹6,000 of his own monthly income cleaning public spaces after his tailoring work. His movement has spread across Rajasthan, Gujarat, Madhya Pradesh, and Uttar Pradesh, and he visits schools to teach children about environmental responsibility.
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