Bengaluru: Apart from Flak gets ahead of cleanliness, Bengaluru pocketed the Swachh City award for the center to announce the results of the Sawach Survekshan-2021 survey on Saturday.
The city is ranked first as the fastest Mega City drive, in the 40 lakh plus population category.
Capital Tech gets 28 places in cleanliness among 48 urban local agencies with more than 1 crore population.
In 2020, the rating of Bengaluru had slipped to 214, from 194 it held the previous year.
A more stringent population category is not introduced.
The award and an increase in the overall ranking came as a shot on the arm for Bruhat Bengaluru Mahanagara Puku.
Head of the BBMP Commissioner Gaurav Gupta, Solid Waste Management Special Commissioner Harish Kumar and Commissioner with Sarfaraz Khan received awards in New Delhi.
Bengaluru scored 3,585.56 points from 6,000 while the national average was 2,072 points.
While the city gets a high score in connection with ending open defecation and increasing the involvement of citizens, what prevents a higher ranking is a collective failure of administration and people to make it a free garbage city.
Glad BBMP officials.
“We know more to do because the city has grown with more speed than you can,” said a senior official.
City waste separation must increase: Our officials have worked hard since 2016 to place the right system to monitor and streamline solid waste management, and today we are happy about it, “said a senior BBMP official, added:” Bengaluru participation in Swacch Survekshan Encourage citizens and we to perform better.
“Last year, BBMP collected nearly 4,200 tons of waste per day, now has increased by 400 tons.
Various development activities have been taken by civil bodies and citizen participation have helped them reach this rank.” The separation of waste in the city is 45% at this time, But it needs to be upgraded up to 100 percent in the coming days.
The apartment complex and individual homes separate wet waste with their own composting method, which is a good progress “, said a senior SWM official.
While residents who are happy about rising rating, Sandya Narayanan, a member of the Solid Waste Management Round Table (SWMRT), Saying it was a pleasant surprise that BBMP has been recognized as mega city drivers, but more things need to be borne.
“Bangalore SWM has scored 50% and this is a less passionate performance with the progress of the service level barely maintaining his head on the water.
The certification process requires and requires an approach that focuses on administration to place the required SWM system and process, “he told Stoi.
Ram Prasad, an environmentally friendly fighters, said Swachh Surveshhan is a mirror and it shows our status.” This is a climbing task that is uphill.
It must be taken transparently, where we need to score higher in 2022.
We must immediately reach the trash town tag, “said RAM.
Bengaluru judged the ‘fastest drive’ Mega City
