Another 'cleanliness' innovative work is started by the Indian army at Siachen which is the highest battlefield in the world and also It is the longest glacier in the Karakoram and second-longest in the world's non-polar areas. 
It seems that our Indian army is following the path of PM Narendra Modi's agenda of Swacch Bharat. Earlier also Madhya Pradesh CM Shiv Raj Singh Chauhan also flag off "Swacchta hi Sewa" campaign                                       
  Siachen is the place where everything is ferried from the hinterland and also a logistic challan move all types of waste out of the glacier so that these do not become an environmental hazard. The defense ministry said " Army continues to take steps to ensure hygiene at the highest battlefield", the prime motive of the drive is to maintain the ecological balance of Siachen glacier. Since the launch of the campaign in October 2014, Siachen troops have removed and sent back more than 63 tonnes of garbage to the base," the Ministry added.
The huge amount of garbage has also brought back through man-pack loads, porters, ponies and sometimes returning helicopters in which it loads of garbage include packing material, barrels, and perishables.
The garbage is buried in deep trenches dug mechanically in areas on arrival of the trash to disposal areas, which are not on run of the rivers and where landmass is not fragile. 

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