Most Greenest And Cleanest Cities Of India

For the seventh year in a row, the capital city of Madhya Pradesh, Indore, has been sitting right at the top of India’s list of cleanest cities. The main reason for this is the comprehensive waste management system, such as door-to-door collection, segregation, composting, and resource recovery. Public awareness campaigns increase people's participation.

The city, adorned by the name "Diamond City of India,” is just behind Indore and doing very well in the ranking charts of India's cleanest and greenest cities. Surat has prioritised developments in waste management infrastructure and sanitation, which is the main reason for its considerable progress on the list.

Navi-Mumbai has a sophisticated waste collection, disposal, and treatment infra. The city is a perfect example of effective planning and waste management for a neat and clean urban environment. It is also known as the satellite city of Mumbai

Also known as Vizag, the city has beautiful beaches and green spaces. Not only that, it also does not lag in cleanliness and greenery. It has waste segregation and composting initiatives, which are the main forces behind the impressive performance of this city in the rankings.

The turnaround of this city is no less than commendable. Once, it was among the most polluted cities in the country, and now it is standing tall in the list of the cleanest cities. Efficient management of waste management systems and campaigns of public awareness have been the major factors in this transformation.

It is the largest city in Andhra Pradesh and consistently improves in cleanliness. Door-to-door garbage collection and waste-to-energy plants are among the initiatives that help Vijayawada climb the ladder of the cleanest cities in the country.

There is no doubt that the capital city of India faces challenges in keeping cleanliness as a result of its ever-growing population and pollution levels. New Delhi has significantly enhanced its sanitation infra and waste management practices, as reflected in its improved chart ranking.

This historical city in Karnataka is famous for its clean roads and public spaces. Waste segregation and composting initiatives executed in Mysore have helped it to book a spot among the top 10 Indian cities, which are the cleanest and greenest.

Chandigarh, or the City Beautiful, as it is often called, boasts of a well-planned layout and clean streets, a testament to its competent waste management system. Door-to-door collection, composting, and recycling are essential to keeping the city clean and green.

The capital city of Gujarat has significantly improved its cleanliness. Public awareness campaigns and waste management projects have played a key role in Ahmedabad climbing up the ranking charts, demonstrating its work to attain that cleanliness.