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TOP 10 CLEANEST CITIES IN INDIA YOU SHOULD KNOW ABOUT

India has always shown many shortcomings when it comes to public cleanliness and sanitation. From availability of sufficient water in public toilets, to clean roads and water bodies and drainage systems, there are many concerns that needs to be resolved. But even so, there are notable cities in India that demonstrates civic sense and the determination to keep the city neat and clean. Under the Swacch Bharat Survekshan Awards 2022, there are 4354 cities that has access to Urban Local Bodies (ULBs) and uphold the standards of cleanliness and sanitization in India. Among them, these are the top 10 cleanest cities in India you should know about.

TOP 10 CLEANEST CITIES IN INDIA

1. INDORE:

The cleanest city in India in 2022 is Indore, thanks to its well-planned waste segregation, conversion, and disposal. It has been named India’s cleanest city for the fifth time in a row since there isn’t any litter, open sewage, or other filthy or untidy elements. There is more to discover in addition to the region’s rich cultural legacy and tourist destinations like Rajwada Palace, Lalbagh Palace, Central Museum, Sarafa Bazaar, and Chappan Dukan.

2. SURAT:

The port city of Gujrat is a hub of Textile trade. But what makes it the second most clean city is the rapid development in past few years and collaboration of municipal corporation to ensure the dynamic changes and cleanliness are maintained. The city attractx visitors with its colonial history and exotic wildlife in the Vansda National Park and Sarthana Nature Park. The other attractions include Sardar Patel Museum, Dutch Garden, Ambaji Temple, Dumas Beach, Swaminarayan Temple and Hajira Village.

3. NAVI MUMBAI:

By adhering to the three Rs—reduce, recycle, and reuse—this Maharashtrian city ranks among the top ten cleanest in India. The city is home to numerous man-made and natural wonders, including Wonders Park, ISKCON Kharghar, Bawkhaleshwar Temple, Pandavkada Falls, and Karnala Bird Sanctuary.

4. VISHAKHAPATNAM:

Vishakhapatnam ranks fourth, having moved from ninth place to be named the third cleanest city in 2017. Urban development in the city has significantly improved over the last five years, and GVMC is actively involved in keeping the city clean overall. Additionally, the city received a 5-star rating from Garbage Free Cities (GFCs) and was named a “Clean Big City” in the population range of 10 to 40 lakh. Its tourist destinations include the Borra Caves, the INS Kurusura Submarine Museum, Kailasagiri, Rishikonda Beach, and Yarada Beach.

5. VIJAYWADA:

Another South Indian city on this list that is well known for its cleanliness. The city is well known for its rock-cut temples and caverns, which are reminiscent of its illustrious history, but rapid growth has also opened the door to a promising future. One can marvel at Vijaywada’s captivating fusion of ancient and new architecture while there. Undavalli Caves, Sri Durga Malleswara Swamy Varla, Prakasam Barrage, and Rajiv Gandhi Park are a few of the well-known attractions.

6. BHOPAL:

Bhopal is well recognised for its historical structures, landmarks, religious and archaeological discoveries that provide a window into a bygone age. But it also takes pride in being one of India’s cleanest cities. This city merits a spot on our list of the top 10 cleanest cities in India due to its excellent combination of historical importance, cultural diversity, archaeological brilliance, and general cleanliness.

7. TIRUPATI:

The home of Lord Balaji is ranked seventh in this year’s Swacch Bharat Survekshan Awards 2022. This city has made improvements in a number of areas with the help of MCT and the Urban Development Ministry, including planned and unplanned colonies, bulk waste generators, sanitation, bus stands, railroad stations, religious sites, and central market areas. The Chandragiri Fort, Shri Venkateshwara Zoological Park, ISKCON Temple, Shri Padmavathi Ammavari Temple, Shri Govindaraja Swamy Temple, and Talakona Waterfalls are all popular tourist attractions.

8. MYSORE:

Mysore, also referred to as the City of Palaces or the Garden City, is a tourist’s paradise. The city uses cutting-edge garbage management and home waste segregation techniques to maintain cleanliness. People adore public parks, clean streets, clean drinking water, and pure air. The Mysore Palace, St. Philomena’s Church, Brindavan Gardens, Karanji Lake, and Mysore Zoo are just a few of the attractions that are housed there.

9. NEW DELHI:

The capital city of India is a surprising inclusion on this list. The tireless efforts of the New Delhi Municipal Corporation (NDMC) to reduce air pollution are credited with keeping the city clean. This includes implementing measures such as a ban on firecrackers, limitations on constructions, and odd-even vehicle rotation programmes, all of which have helped to lower the city’s air pollution levels. In addition to being clean, New Delhi is home to numerous tourist destinations, including the Red Fort, Jama Masjid, India Gate, Qutub Minar, Lotus Temple, Akshardham Temple, and Delhi Zoo.

10. AMBIKAPUR:

It’s not just one of the oldest cities in the nation, but it’s also one of the cleanest. The city has set an example by efficiently recycling waste and making money from it. The bin-free city boasts a track record of 100% door-to-door garbage collection and segregation. Here, wet waste is either utilised to create compost, which is then sold for a low price, or it is used to create cooking gas. Dry waste, such as paper and plastic, is shipped to be recycled at a cost. In this way, the garbage produced by the city is processed within the city. It is also known as “Chhattisgarh’s Temple Town” because of its famed temples, which draw tourists from all over the world.

TAKEAWAY

These cities have been bestowed with multiple titles for being the cleanest cities. While retaining their image and going every extent to stay clean they are spreading a crucial awareness – The importance of clean and hygienic environment. Even travellers get a good impression when they visit these places. In the end, maintaining a clean city spreads a good word that boosts tourism and elevates India’s position in public hygiene and cleanliness.   

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