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5 Cleanest Cities in India That Are Examples For The Rest!

A dirty city is always an unwelcoming and can be a major barrier to the tourism. Though India is not known for cleanliness, however some cities play important roles for the rest of the country. Indian citizens are now more motivated to recycle, restore, and keep their streets clean as more Indian governments take charge of their city's cleaning, including the Indian government's recent move to implement the 'Swachh Bharat Abhiyan' project. Some Indian cities have succeeded in preserving cleanliness and hygiene throughout their districts and towns and made India are proud of their commitment to environmental preservation and sustainability. Swachh Survekshan, a yearly survey performed by the Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs (MOHUA), has highlighted these cities. Here is a list of India's 5 Cleanest Cities, which serve as role models for the rest of the country!

Pune ranked fifth among cities in the government's cleanliness assessment survey in 2021. It was a significant jump from its 15th place in 2020. The results of the survey were based on more than 25 key metrics grouped into three parts. Segmentation, garbage handling and disposal, and long-term sanitation are some of the main measures. Aside from that, public participation was also an important factor that influenced rankings. The total score for Pune was 4,900.94, with 1,540 out of 1,800 points earned from the public voice section. In terms of trash management, the city obtained a three-star grade. Pune, with a populace of over 5 million people, is one of India's largest cities regionally. 23 villages on the outskirts were included in the PMC's boundaries.

Pune ranked fifth among cities in the government's cleanliness assessment survey in 2021. It was a significant jump from its 15th place in 2020. The results of the survey were based on more than 25 key metrics grouped into three parts. Segmentation, garbage handling and disposal, and long-term sanitation are some of the main measures. Aside from that, public participation was also an important factor that influenced rankings. The total score for Pune was 4,900.94, with 1,540 out of 1,800 points earned from the public voice section. In terms of trash management, the city obtained a three-star grade. Pune, with a populace of over 5 million people, is one of India's largest cities regionally. 23 villages on the outskirts were included in the PMC's boundaries.

While the municipality of Navi Mumbai was named the Cleanest Big City in the 10 to 40 lakh populace group, it fell to fourth place overall, in the yearly cleanliness assessment Swachh Survekshan 2021. The meticulously planned metropolis included a variety of modern technology while also mobilising the people toward a more sustainable capital, creating a standard for the rest of Maharashtra. Out of nine cities throughout the country that have obtained a 'Five Star Rating' for a waste-free city under the 'Swachh Bharat Abhiyan,' this city is the only one from the state of Maharashtra to achieve it.

While the municipality of Navi Mumbai was named the Cleanest Big City in the 10 to 40 lakh populace group, it fell to fourth place overall, in the yearly cleanliness assessment Swachh Survekshan 2021. The meticulously planned metropolis included a variety of modern technology while also mobilising the people toward a more sustainable capital, creating a standard for the rest of Maharashtra. Out of nine cities throughout the country that have obtained a 'Five Star Rating' for a waste-free city under the 'Swachh Bharat Abhiyan,' this city is the only one from the state of Maharashtra to achieve it.

In the Swachh Survekashan 2021, Vijayawada was named the third cleanest city in the nation. It is encircled by the Indrakeeladri Hills and is located on the banks of the Krishna River. In the cities with more than 10 lakh populace category, this city improved from 6th position to 3rd position. It has also been classified as a five-star "Garbage Free City." It is Andhra Pradesh's only place to obtain a five-star grade. It was also named to the "Water Plus Cities" list, which included only nine cities from across the country, and received the "Prerak Dauur Samman Award" in the Gold category for a diverse range of activities, such as waste separation, refining and recycling wet and dry disposal, handling waste materials, landfill maintenance, and overall city sanitation.

In the Swachh Survekashan 2021, Vijayawada was named the third cleanest city in the nation. It is encircled by the Indrakeeladri Hills and is located on the banks of the Krishna River. In the cities with more than 10 lakh populace category, this city improved from 6th position to 3rd position. It has also been classified as a five-star "Garbage Free City." It is Andhra Pradesh's only place to obtain a five-star grade. It was also named to the "Water Plus Cities" list, which included only nine cities from across the country, and received the "Prerak Dauur Samman Award" in the Gold category for a diverse range of activities, such as waste separation, refining and recycling wet and dry disposal, handling waste materials, landfill maintenance, and overall city sanitation.

Surat is a port city in Gujarat whose name is related to Saurashtra (the good land). It has the distinction of being India's 2nd cleanest city. This commercial metropolis, which is known for textiles and diamonds, has grown quickly over the years. And the Municipality has made certain that the progressive changes are kept clean. By applying sustainable methods such as solar electricity and solid trash recycling, considerable efforts have been made to maintain the city clean. Surat's prominent assets, such as Ambaji Temple, Swaminarayan Temple, Dutch Garden, Sardar Patel Museum, Dumas Beach, Vansda National Park, and Sarthana Nature Park, are now attracting local and international visitors.

Surat is a port city in Gujarat whose name is related to Saurashtra (the good land). It has the distinction of being India's 2nd cleanest city. This commercial metropolis, which is known for textiles and diamonds, has grown quickly over the years. And the Municipality has made certain that the progressive changes are kept clean. By applying sustainable methods such as solar electricity and solid trash recycling, considerable efforts have been made to maintain the city clean. Surat's prominent assets, such as Ambaji Temple, Swaminarayan Temple, Dutch Garden, Sardar Patel Museum, Dumas Beach, Vansda National Park, and Sarthana Nature Park, are now attracting local and international visitors.

Appropriate garbage dumping, waste segregation, and recycling of usable goods such as fuel and compost enabled Indore to surpass all other Indian towns and take first place. It has been a pioneer in the country's progress during the modernised era. Indore, which has a populace of over one million people, is routinely ranked as India's top clean city. The government-sponsored Swachh Bharat assessment named the city the cleanest in India from 2018 to now. Indore is the ultimate example of a thriving city with limitless prospects that hasn't forgotten its history and heritage. When visiting the city's tourist attractions such as Rajwada Palace, Lalbagh Palace Central Museum, and others, there will be no strewn waste, exposed sewers, or other trash to spoil your view.

Appropriate garbage dumping, waste segregation, and recycling of usable goods such as fuel and compost enabled Indore to surpass all other Indian towns and take first place. It has been a pioneer in the country's progress during the modernised era. Indore, which has a populace of over one million people, is routinely ranked as India's top clean city. The government-sponsored Swachh Bharat assessment named the city the cleanest in India from 2018 to now. Indore is the ultimate example of a thriving city with limitless prospects that hasn't forgotten its history and heritage. When visiting the city's tourist attractions such as Rajwada Palace, Lalbagh Palace Central Museum, and others, there will be no strewn waste, exposed sewers, or other trash to spoil your view.

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