This is how Indore became the cleanest Indian city for 5th year in a row
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- Indore has shown that a city can start anytime it wants and become clean, its doable and does not cost a bomb. Watch Moushumi Dasgupta’s ground report.
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A clean India would attract 10 times more tourists, and everyone will be happier, good job Indore.
We need responsible and good local authorities for that
@@vivekgupta4030 a change in people's mindset is also highly required...
I remember I refused to throw an icecream wrapper during my school trip while everyone else was throwing it on a national highway. Spitting on roads, throwing wrappers, these things also need to be stopped.
@@hoebidenanddolandhump7093 exactly... People mindset also plays a major role.. but let me just tell u a personal experience.. i live in delhi and every evening i go for a walk in a DDA park... People throw garbage in park anywhere.. but the main reason is that there is no dustbin where one can throw garbage.. i dont know where the dustbin went.. either it was stolen or it was damaged by kids.. when our area MLA comes to that park, he himself look at all those garbage but he didnt take any action.. even local people dont take any initiative for cleaning the park even when kids are going to play in that park daily...
Thus its true that people and local Authorities both need to change
Better than making a Statue
Bangalore is like the worst!!! It's so unclean
It is so admirable that the municipal commissioner never says "I" but instead uses "we" "they" and "indore" for explaining all decisioning. Seems like such an inclusive leader.
That’s the MP dialect. Your observation is correct, it naturally builds a collective living emotion.
Indian cities including Indore the shitiest when compared to European or South East Asian Cities...
@@drindianguru1 atleast someone is trying
let other cities at least follow indore as role model
@@drindianguru1 EVERY European, American and South East Asian city, again EVERY ONE OF THEM, has unclean filthy portions. Go beyond the toursity, white collar business and residential centers of the towns and you'll see they all have equally challenging problems in keeping the city clean and well maintained. Flapping you hands in dejection and saying we lose is not going to help ! Let's work towards improving one step at a time.
Lol. 2 yrs back i was in howrah, WB. I saw human poop n naked beggars on roads. It was disgusting 🤢 Even my city which is not big is cleaner than Kolkata, Howrah
As an Indori ,I can say it's the people..
Who want their city clean..
And excellent solid waste management 👍
Hi. R u a Maharashtrian by ancestry?
@@omkarnaik966 yep,But my ancestors too was born in indore or Ujjain...you know since holkars times..
@@sachinkapse110 yes I do know! We Maharashtrians have a rich history.. so do you speak marathi?
@@omkarnaik966 yes
Need good municipal corporation
I am from Maharashtra and I visited Indore a few months ago. It is really a very clean city. This is because local people value cleanliness and it’s now a part of their lives. I hope such attitude is also shown by people in Maharashtra.
Thanks bhai
Pehle paan khaun thunkne stop Kara 😂😂😂
Hopefully all indian cities follow indore model. Love from Kerala
cow shit, it depends on what is defined as cleanliness? Expose the city to a Japanese or a South Korean or any person from the West and you will have a prompt answer.
@@drindianguru1 South Korean, Japanese, USA, have you ever been there? Seoul is so much dirtier than Mumbai, New York isn't as clean as they show in the videos, your answer is coming from the videos by western media that always show the dirty side of India and the swanky clean streets of the west, you should go there and then only you will realise the other side. Dont fall for the biased western propaganda which always show India in the bad light despite of the fact that India is the 3rd Biggest economy in the world in GDP Purchasing Power Parity a term used to compare world economies and 5th biggest economy in the world in GDP nominal.
@@gugugyg not really seould and new york for most parts is clean and civic sense of people is great. Indore is garbage free. not dirt free
@@AshikJonathan The civic sense and cleanliness in Seoul, New York etc is same as in Delhi or Mumbai I know coz I have been there, before going there I only saw LA, New York, London, Seoul etc only in Videos, Movies and Western News Channels who always show the clean and developed parts of these cities but not the other side,after I went there I realised most of the cities in UK, USA, South Korea are as clean as any tier 1 city in India and Indore is much cleaner than Seoul that's for sure.
@@gugugyg seriously ? you are comparing Seoul and Tokyos cleanliness to that of Mumbai's, New York makes sense its run by idiots but Seoul and Tokyo are miles ahead in terms of regional governance than you can imagine. dont say stupid shit that dont just make no sense but are hilariously laughable.
I am from Indore. I and most Indoris don't even throw chocolate wrapper on roads. If we don't find dustbin we just put our garbage in our carry bag or in pocket and dispose it in the dustbin at home.
Seriously hat's of to you guys even I am getting jealous why my State cannot become indore😭😭
thats what everyone with a brain should do !
Even we keralits r like that.. especially Thiruvananthapuram the capital of Kerala
True mee too
That's very nice.👍
Stayed in Indore a couple of weeks back for 5 days. Was really impressed with the cleanliness. The whole country should replicate what Indore has achieved. Kudos and hats off to everyone involved and to the people of Indore.
It cant be achieved.
@@sauron2000000 ok
Such a brilliant job, Indore has done what even some of our so called "Tier 1" cities could not do despite their huge budgets
The mentality of the people matter
Even many educated people feel savage or thug life by removing masks and by not following traffic rules
I dont know why but this mentality is common in countries like India,bangkadesh,Sri Lanka,Pakistan.
@@sayahnachakraborty1853 mask removal is a common thing everywhere now. Haven't you seen the protests in western countries against masks and vaccination. The ill-literates are evrywhere.
@@hoebidenanddolandhump7093 we should care about our country right
@@sayahnachakraborty1853 you specifically mentioned four countries, that's why I was forced to point that out.
@@hoebidenanddolandhump7093 it's more in these countries
Main fact is we don't feel ashamed after doing something like that we feel savage 😅
These bureaucrats should be role model of UPSC aspirant not toppers..
Exactly
Exactly
Sahi baat 👍Kaaam adarsh hona chahiye rank nhi
Yo
Important words: “If local bodies are providing basic services efficiently, the public will definitely support”. So glad to see this report. Swatch Bharat is possibly the most important initiative of this decade (after vaccination drive). This needs to be forcefully implemented in all major cities.
Yes, and Indore has shown its doable.
And also the bank account opening of every citizen,plus digital revolution are all great additions,digital financial services.This all are contributing majorly to the economy through internet based companies startups,internet based services.
And soon the additions of Renwable energy infra and Large infra will aid to it.
I am from Indore
"If local bodies are providing basic services efficiently, the public will definitely support." Agreed but not the entire public. Gutkha chewers wont hesitate for a second before spitting on a freshly painted wall or a clean road. These "people" will make every public spot as filthy as the inside of their mouths.
Even PPL have to show interest
Visited Indore around 2014. It was the dirtiest city with waste scattered across many areas of the city. Later visited in 2018, had to rub my eyes to see the same area the cleanest. They deserve all the accolades
I m proud indori citizen few missing points in this report are :
1) on Dev diwali people floated diyas in the recently cleaned river of indore which we previous called nalla.
2) in vegetable market municipal corporation has installed plant to make bio diesel for indore city buses by using vegetable waste.
3) by giving radioactive treatment to STP sludge khaad is produced for plants.
Correct.
Traffic*
Watching from Assam, only reason I wish to visit indore is to see it's cleanliness. I have been reading, hearing each year about it. The residents must be given a pat on their back for the fantastic job, when mindset changes cleanliness follows
Hi, if you visit indore, you will find equally great food here.
Assam is beautiful too, will visit soon
@@gugugyg The villages are gorgeous, don't come for the cities though.
Most welcome..... brother
Make Axom Great Again
Congratulations Indore. As an NRI makes me feel proud that Indore is now even cleaner than New York. Well done to the management and workers for the excellent work being done. I will make an effort to visit the city. Keep up the good work.
Thank you. I am a US citizen, but my mother's side of the family is from Indore//Ujjain
u kidding?
Have been to NY 15 times. But not to Indore. But still feel proud that an Indian City can organise house to house rubbish collection. Well done all.
@@GurmitSingh-ct2ed ofc u should be proud
😂😂 cleaner than newyork nice 🙂 joke
Everything changed after PM Modi came up with "Swacch Bharat" initiative. The municipal authorities work here 24x7 to maintain Indore's tag of India's cleanest city. A lot of credit goes to them.
I would agree the initiative has atleast put a thought in our mind to keep our neighborhood clean but it hasn't done anything in its own side for example how Indore did. They can use this abhiyan to invest in waste management and cleanliness just like Indore
why did you have to wait for PM Modi... don't you clean your home? Similarly treat the city as your home.
@@stansmw I am talking about surroundings. Keeping it clean is a collective thing.
@@VSushant total credit goes to its citizens & taxpayers... stop praising politicians... Whole India is not changed
@@Muktijit perpetual hater butthurt 😂
I am From Rewa, MP, living In Indore now. We all maintain cleanliness here by not throwing waste here and there, by not spitting, We don't mix different wastes together, and so many more things which is why indore is no. 1!
Is rewa as clean as Indore?
The Richest Municipal body in the country needs to answer.....Yes BMC....WE are talking about you.
They r busy in demolitions
They are busy in corruption
dehati unpad gunde mafia hai voh
Now Shivsena will send goons to your house
The Mumbai Public itself is to be blamed. Dirty folks
Congratulations to everybody involved. So heartening to see such pride in the citizens of Indore in keeping their city clean for themselves and others.
I am from Indore and we respect our "Safai Mitrs".
I AM PROUD TO BE INDORI...AND PROUD TO BE A PART OF CLEANEST CITY OF INDIA......JAI HIND...👍👍👍👍👍👍👍😉😉😉😉😉😉
Hey same from Mhow cant
Me too
This is the diff btw north & south india. South Indian never mention words remotely to their own country. Words like " India" & " jai hind" are imposition for them. And every comment on an achievement by North Indian guy always has a respect for the nation.
@@georgecarpenter5902 THANKU FOR YOUR COMPLIMENT PEOPLE SHOULD UNDERSTAND THAT THIS NATION IS OUR AND WE HAVE TO MAINTAIN THE DIGNITY AND PRIDE FOR THIS NATION....👍👍👍👍
Living in Indore I was unbothered by this perk of cleanleness the streets and surroundings have here untill I went to Delhi for higher education. Commendable job by Nagar Nigam and the authorities
Haha. Once I went to Bilaspur, Chattisgarh. Its main/posh areas are so dirty, that all the 2-3 days we stayed there, we just kept comparing the cleanliness of Indore with that of Bilaspur. Hope other cities follow the Indore model.
This is what a good leadership in action looks like .
Hope more of our Politicians and bureaucrats behave like this.
That's a good hope but usually our politicians are Brainless creatures
I really have a strong feeling if all cities and towns follow the 'Indore Model' aptly as she said, India would be clean as any other city in Europe.
Our aim shouldn't be 'Europe' though, we just need to make our cities clean. Just that, India needs to be clean. Our Cities need to be clean.
I am from jhansi...remarkable improvement...
..poor rivers of india
@@fabulamcafee y dude really need to work on that
@@vaibhavsingh6108 sipri 😀 ?
@@nitantmishra6 cp mission compound 😂😂
I don't understand Indian language but I love the video and the message. I am so proud of Indore and India. Love from Philippines 🥰
Ask the school students of Indore. When we were in school during our free periods our class used to borrow brooms and dustbins from aunties working as peon in our school and used to clean campus and classes. And we used to do it happily as kid in start as our principal gave us perk as a gift for cleaning during free classes.
I guess it all started from the root level with the schools. Which led Indore to give its best everytime
The school is where it all starts ❤ hats off
Thanks to ‘The Print’ for doing this story. The story has introduced us with different aspects of cleaning required in a big city.
The Indore has set an example for us to follow. It has also shown that things can be done efficiently but there should be will and effective leadership. All the people involved in making Indore a clean city particularly SAFAI MITR deserve praise for their efforts.
Here's the impact of Swacch Bharat and Smart Cities Program. It has enabled cities like Indore to rapidly build capacity.
If that's truth , than state like Uttarpradesh , etc should benefit First . As they are ruled by BJP . As well as delhi too , as BJP is incharge of Police , MCD , etc .
@@nooffenseplease3987 jealous?
Gujarat's City like Surat , etc should be as clean or more clean than indore , where the BJP has being ruling for more than 20 years .
@@subhampriyadarshi1645 At least Credit the state Government of Madhya Pradesh , and it's citizen .
If swach Bharat was successful , it would have same impact on other BJP ruled state , at least . But unfortunately it doesn't . 😅Yes I'm jealous of Madhya Pradesh's Indore .
@@nooffenseplease3987 lol, mp is ruled by bjp and check the cleaniness ranks of gujurat cities.
As someone who lives in Jaipur, I am extremely jealous of Indore. The right to live in a clean environment is a fundamental right, IMHO, but many-many in India are denied this right, am sad to say. Hope this positive change will be contagious and inspire many others.
Agree with you. I am from Indore
Why would you be jealous? They make the efforts to keep their city clean. Why don't you start influencing people in Jaipur to do the same
Bro what do you think if you are jeloused with indore then what would happen, any disaster occurs in indore or any eath quake so plz stop being jeoused and make your city clean too. And eventually every city of indian becomes clean
@@babeena_gt_3645 Thank you, I do my bit :-)
@@sasquatch8676 Thank you, I do my bit :-)
Now I can say very proudly that we manage few things better than the west:
1. Our finances
2. Knowledge
and now
3. Our garbage
I ❤️ Indore
We have always been better than the west. We should use our talent in the right way though
But traffic management is very poor in indore
Mostly on individual level not on country level
Love this. Proud Indori.
The way local government has worked has definitely made people more conscious about littering and segregating garbage. Mentality has changed of every citizen which was sooo important. Everyone now wants to make sure they keep this record for the next 5 years. Let's go.
Way to go indore 👍
Now it’s time to spread this across the country. I know India can do it.
This year janmasthmi we have planned
visit to Ujjain from Ahmedabad but additionally travel to Indore to just see what it looks like India's cleanest city.
Im a student living in Indore. Their is a hesitation in Mind when you throw something on street. Indore needs better traffic management and crowd management and then Indore will become best.
True
Traffic is real issue. We need elevated corridors . What gadkari is doing in Nagpur , that should be adopted.
Traffic is a big issue here, I agree.
No1 for consecutive 5 years is no doubt a great achievement...but its equally pathetic to realize that no other city seems to be inspired from it or serious enough to even put a tough competition...
What about our smart city bhubaneswar😀
Surat ranked 2nd this year and last year. In many parameters it has scored even more than Indore. Surat is much more populous than Indore. Surat has been among the top cleanest cities even before Indore became the cleanest city. Surat scored just 59 points less than Indore out of 6000 points
@@shyamtada1658 As a citizen of Indore , I'd say we would be happy to have a strong competitor, after all, India has to develop as a society not just as a singular state.
@@shyamtada1658 Hope to see surat as No 1. I am from Indore btw. There should be a healthy competition.
Next Step, let's reduce waste altogether. Because ultimately most of it is going to be burned. Super proud of what Indore has done.
It's all in the willpower. As a citizen of Prayagraj, Uttar Pradesh, I can say what does it feel like to have such a functional municipal corporation. Our city, started collecting wastes multiple times but it fails to collect wastes on a regular basis. They started to ask for segregation of waste as well but discontinued later on.
It so inspirational.
Just imagine all these processes would provide so many employment opportunities for the people all over Indian cities, irrespective of its size and population. Congratulations Indore !!!
A lesson for all Indian cities.
Somebody has to take the lead role. Then make it a team work. People's involvement is important.
Also shows how effective competitive federalism is
Ya
Yup
Yes
I remember RSS aunties coming to my school for orientations. They told us to pick up the waste if your parents throw it on road anywhere.
My mom and I were eating pani puri and my mum threw here plate on road. So I picked her's and mine. She started laughing and from that day she stopped throwing random trash. Even panipuri wala bhaiya started keeping a big dustbin..,😅😅😅
Good work.
I visited Indore last month for the first time and the food is beyond verbal appreciation. You need to taste it to believe it. If gods made something for themselves, it would be Indori food.
This is a true example of what political will can do! Keep up the good work, Indore. Watching on with envy from Kerala. 🙏
I am Proud to be an Indori. Excited to visit Indore after 5 years. Indore my lovely जन्मभूमि , I am coming. 😍❤️
Fantastic. Upbeat example. Great points: on the wet and dry waste - when wet mixes with dry, the recyclable quality reduces; fiscal health; the point by Manish Pandey on the staff taking rest on Friday so that the city is ready to greet weekend crowd. Really good. Thank you for doing this sensible, detailed and intelligent video.
I am from kerala....i am proud of indore society being cooperative in this regard..and many people who stands behind this mission
No matter how much initiative the government takes ultimately it's us as citizen who are responsible to maintain our surroundings clean. Don't be this guy at 14:32.
Do not be so judgmental atleast he is walking upto garbage he is not spitting on road
18:14
Bruh he works there
This is amazing both the reporting as well as the change management process followed by Municipality. This should be a prime case study of social behavioral change which involves all stakeholders such as political, employees, Planning and consulting team etc. I believe this as a model can easily be replicated across the country. This will not only improve the hygiene but also improve the capacity of decision makers to bring positive change in society.
Great work team🙌🙌
Thankyou Utkarsh for watching
Thanks Utkarsh, do keep tuning in.
@@ThePrintIndia Sure. Looking forward to it🙌🙌
Just a fact, Pollution levels in indore hay significantly declined in last 5 years.
Due to cleanliness!
It’s nice to see to such positive work being telecast. People get inspired to participate in community service with such examples. It’s possible thanks to the civic sense of the people of Indore and the team that worked with dedication.
Congratulations to the Commissioner who initiated and the one who’s continuing 💐
Makes me such a proud Indori, when all stakeholders Administration, Sanitation workers and public do their part consistently sky is the limit.
Thanks to Maushami ji & the Print team to cover Indore's story, it's really been a herculean project fulfilled by the combined efforts of a willing municipal body with active,aware & vigilant citizens. Common IMC let's get those Rivers flowing aur fir chakka pakka hai!! -A Proud Indori
Thankyou Amrut for watching
This is really a commendable achievement.. Kudos to MP people!!
what an inspiring story. I wish all state governments would adopt this system and quickly! India could become such a beautiful country
This is a very good example set by Indore Municipal corporation. They proved that any city or town can start this at any point of time and can achieve cleanliness within half a decade. I hope other cities and towns also will start working on it and give a competition to Indore in terms of cleanliness.
Indeed you will feel the difference when you will visit indore . Its very clean and beautiful city .
🙄
@@mohammedhusain6446 what?
Wow. Malaysian Indian here, used to visit Indian cities and be really sad looking at all the garbage. But it looks like you folks are getting your act together! Carry on and get it done everywhere else ! We support you !
2 years back when I moved to indore from Mumbai, my maid taught me how to seggregate domestic waste. I was so impressed by the efforts taken by local residents, sanitation workers and municipality in collectively keeping the city clean.
We have segregation in Mumbai too
This is very encouraging and wonderful to see. Hopefully it will one by one spread to every city, town and village.
Delhi should take note of building STP's instead of dumping sewer and industrial waste in Yamuna. Well done Indore 👏
That is why bjp is going to loose mcd elections they have done nothing but brought shame to Delhi by its worst waste management system
Bangalore has worst management when it comes to STP issues.
Make delhi full fledged state 1st you gyan pailu
@@ihateyoumylove I think Kejri has enough power to build a sewer. Don't become andh bakth of Kejriwal. Question the govt on his failures.
Indore me bhi ek kaan river hai jo bahut gandi ho chuki hai ab hamara target us nadi ko for se jivit karna hai or swatch karna hai
This's such an exceptional effort. My hometown mysore is also placed as one of cleanest city under 10lac population. Hope our city corporation will replicate the measures that indore took to be in line with it's peer. Although it's people responsibility to support them as this can't be carried out single handedly.
So proud to say Myself as Indori. We have made cleanliness an alternative habit similar to foodie. Swachh Bharat Abhiyan has changed the very picture of city administration, and central govt also must be appreciated along with Municipal Corporation and citizens. For all those who wish to visit the city , do eat Poha Jalebi, Kachori, Dal Bafle, etc at Sarafa, 56 Bhog etc.
Love from Indore❤
Is Indore safe?
@@kayf_ahmad We can absolutely say that Indore is safe.
Yes it is not that crime does not happen in Indore but yes crime cases are very less in Indore.I have been living in Indore for a long time and have to go out at night but never experienced anything bad.
@@kayf_ahmad yeah very safe.
@@kayf_ahmad no it's not safe we indori killed every outsiders
Indore is a shining example of beautiful and effective governance which is seen and visible to everyone. Wow !!
Congratulations to the municipal body and people of indore . Let's all come together to make this happen in our cities as well . ❤️
I am from Noida(UP) and here we have a type of competition and resolved to beat indore. I really like competition in this type of things
Noida is good but air pollution sucks!
Thank you The print for doing this story. Being an indori it’s a proud feeling. We have worked hard for every win. ☺️
Every city can become Indore if the Nigam becomes less corruptive, pays the agencies in time, doesn't hold the monthly tipping fee for arbitrary reason, and employs people with knowledge or competent consultancies..
This is such a positive story and encouraging for the rest of India. I would have imagined more popular tech savvy cities to hold this record but its commendable that Indore has done it 5 times in a row. Kudos to everyone involved in this project, this is an team effort and its winning it for Indore and of course for India. Its important that we sustain this drive for next decade and everyone has to do their bits, society is made of us and its our responsibility to keep our home and surrounding clean and follow the instructions to keep the city clean. Congratulations to the entire team!!!
Indore - a True source of inspiration for all other cities in India! Hope there is a positive rub-off effect on other city administrations towards cleanliness......and other cities also try & aspire and make it sustainable !!! :)
As someone who judges a city based on how it's public places(cleanliness, road quality, public transport, etc.) are maintained - Indore has become one of my favourite cities. I only hope the city retains this status into the future and motivates the rest of the country to follow suit.
Honestly, I can't even imagine a north Indian city without that pan stain.
But Indore surprisingly keeps and retains the no.1 position and it's a shame that no other Indian city this much big failed to replicate this.
This needs to be done in all cities. The government needs to make it a priority. Similarly, in Tamil Nadu, the government must look into the issue of road digging and maintain a high level of service for utlities, wires and drainage. We have an almost $100 billion economy in my city Chennai and our infrastructure in places still looks like a village.
I went to indore this september...I have to say it is the cleanest city I have seen in my life
Very proud to be from Indore.. desh ki shaan hai Indore 👍👍
all indian cities please emulate this model to make india a clean country
These steps are need to be taken in 6 big cities as well
Reward and recognition is needed for all social work 🇮🇳
I was waiting for print to cover this ! Happy to see this story.
True 😇
Great effort Indore. Lovely to see Indore clean. Wish every city follows the model.
Indore thank you for giving us a working model for other cities to learn. I hope you keep improving
I am from indore and we are proud of all person doing hard works
Loved it!!❤️❤️❤️
Well done Indore and Indori people very proud of your efforts 👌 keep India clean and make India the beautiful country in the world.
I believe India can become a very clean country overall once a critical mass of people dedicated to cleanliness is achieved. There are many "spot fixing" movements in India where concerned citizens are spending their own time, energy, and money to clean their towns and cities since local governments never did so. As these types of movements spread, bureaucrats will take note and actually will expend effort to promoting these efforts. Over a long period of time, the results will show as a cleaner and more livable India. In the next 10 years, I expect to see a drastic change in India and I'm glad the citizens are taking initiative in making it come true. Perhaps India can achieve the cleanliness of Japan sometime this century. Namaste.
Proud to be living at place somewhere like Indore
I think the most important thing about this cleanliness is awareness among the people
A tight slap to people who mocked the "thought" of swachha Bharat Mission...kudos to people of Indore
This need to be done at every corner of the country
As I Indian, I used to travel Sri lanka for business, thier cleanliness has most part of island upto European Standard..And they have good garbage manegment systems, and there people have mindset of bieng cleanliness..Indians needs to change thier mind set as well, meant Self clean first and they city...They don't use this much of workers to clearn, They have fully automated vehicles for cleaning with water, garbage puting in and down vehicles, Here I saw lot of women do this, I feel so sad for them, its men work..But giving them huge respect, I ask authority to use high standard garbage vehicles instead of women..Please concern health of women..
Employing women isn't a problem. In Thailand also, most of the sweepers are women although men tend to drive the garbage trucks.
I went to South and they too have same cleanliness mind like Srilankans. Only north mughal kins should get better
@@aniketvarma4932
Wb comment criticising india? Butthurt south hater spotted
@@bitik9847that's why no South City in top 5 ? 🤡🤡
Congratulations 🎊🎊Indore👏👏👏
Thanks to all swachhtA mitra log
& Public of cleanest 🇮🇳city👏👏
For being inspiration to other🇮🇳 cities ✍🏻
Very well done guys… other cities and states of India should adopt this method too. More power to you!
Good well done 👏shivraj singh chauhan and people of indore and workers who made it possible .
I hope BMC learns something. Apparently, Mumbai has more people than Australia and I can tell you that Mumbai has more mosquitoes than people. Now think about that for a bit.
Go to your own state population will drastically fall eventually city will become clean.
@@sagarsonawane1698 Mumbai's population isn't increasing fast any anymore. The overall increase was 11% during 2001-2011 ,lower than overall increase in Maharashtra population and even out of that population ,most of the migrants were from other parts of Maharashtra. Pune is attracting more migrants (both from other parts of Maharashtra and other states). It's still a far cleaner city according to this report and only has improved during the last decade. Kolkata lost its population during 2001-2011 but still it's one of the dirtiest major cities in india
@@Anurag-xe2jp but don't you think that labourers coming especially from up, bihar live in slums and leave the city unclean.
Pune should only welcome migrants from other parts of Maharashtra and should not welcome people from other states.
Which state are you from???
@@sagarsonawane1698 My family is from Haryana but I grew up in Delhi . Slums are a political problem. Mumbai has the highest number of slums in india even though it doesn't attract that many migrants anymore. I was surprised to see the amount of slums in Mumbai when I visited it for a meeting. No other city is comparable. Urban population won't decrease even if you ban people from states. Most migrants are from other parts of Maharashtra. Marathwada and Vidharba are very poor and if they were states ,they would worse than some of the BIMARU states. Migrants of those regions will keep shifting to western Maharashtra
@@rohand04 Only Bihar's TFR is now 3.0 . UP's 2.4 now and will be below replacement level in the next 3-4 years at this rate. MP ,Rajasthan,Odisha,etc all are below replacement level. White collar migration isn't solely driven by undeveloped states. When I trained in Bangalore ,half the staff were from Kerala in my company. Even with low fertility rate,migration will continue. Look at Bengal. Low fertility rate but mass migrating out of Bengal. My colleagues from Kerala told me that there were so many Bengali migrants there that bengali became a general term for migrant and every migrant was called bengali in their state
Loved the report. Proud of Indore City and its residents. 👏🏻
I'm from Northeast and it's nice to see that there are other clean places in India. Most cities are just so filthy
What amazing reporting! So thorough! Kudos to Moushumi, Manisha and team!
Salute the people of Indore. You r an inspiration to all of us
While travelling from Noida to Hyderabad by road, I just visited Indore and I didn't know why but it was very satisfying for me to visit that city and the atmosphere was so good that I wanted to stay for more time ❤️
Great efforts....I wish one day each city of India will learn from Indore.❤️
Great initiative! Proud to see this outcome.
Congratulations Indore. Love from Kerala.
Loved it❤. TY for dis🙏🏼🙏🏼.
Love my Indore
This city has amazing people they love their city and once something is appealed, public gives their 100% contribution