MySuru: Twice hit ‘The cleanest city’ in India, Mysuru now suffers from falling large in the ‘Swachh Surevekshan’ rating, falling to 12th position in a list of cities that boast a population of one million (ten lakh) or more.
The sixth edition of Swayach Survekshan, where 4,320 surprisingly urban centers across the country are ranked various cleanliness index parameters, published in New Delhi on Saturdays, and many things that disappointed Mysore’s residents and representatives, The City did not find a place in ten Top in waste management under the mission of Swachh Bharat (Urban 2.0) Safai Mitra Surakha’s gift challenges that MySuru was received at a ceremony organized by the Ministry of Union for housing and urban affairs in Vigyan Bhavan, New Delhi.
After ADJ UDGED the cleanest city of the country in the first two editions of Swachh Survekshan, Mysuru slipped to fifth place in 2017, down further to the next eight years.
In 2019, the city managed to jump to third place, while in 2020, MySuru was decided as the cleanest city among urban centers with a population of three to ten lakh.
Sunana, while happy with a five-star rating for five-star disposal, said that he would be happier to have a fateful city better in rank.
“We are not left behind other cities that have been above us in any category.
I want to add that I received awards in Delhi on behalf of all mysuru corporators,” Sunana told Stoi.
Having most of the city that formed the ten ranking rankings came from North India, Sunana said, “I was a little confused why Mysuru didn’t reach the prize for the cleanest city, even though it meets all the criteria.
It’s a pity.
I am happy to see a picture of the Mysore Palace that is displayed on the screen on the screen The beginning of the ceremony; it made me feel proud.
I was also very happy to see a picture of Puneet Rajkumar displayed when the Swachh Surevekshan song was played.
I can’t not feel sad that we have lost a great actor and humans.
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