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CLEANLINESS SURVEY 2018
Over 1 lakh complaints of water shortage in toilets of Indian Railways coaches in 2022-23: CAGA CAG report reveals Indian Railways received over 100,000 complaints about water unavailability in train toilets and wash basins during 20...- Cleanliness survey for villages across India to be launched on ThursdayThe ODF Plus is an extension of the ODF programme under the Swachch Bharat Mission. Its objective is to sustain the ODF programme and to ta...
- Noida 25th cleanest city among cities with less than 10 lakh peopleThis year, the categorization of urban local bodies (UBLs) or cities has been done according to their population, unlike previous four year...
- PM Modi to announce results of cleanliness survey 'Swachh Survekshan 2020' on Thursday'Swachh Survekshan 2020', which was completed in 28 days, saw registration of 1.7 crore citizens on Swachhata App, over 11 crore impression...
- Government launches 'Swachh Survekshan 2021'; states also to be rankedAccording to the Housing and Urban Affairs Ministry, state ranking will also be announced under the survey, to be measured based on their f...
- Rly passenger volume up by 1.85%, freight loading rose by 5.34% in 2018-2019: Eco SurveyCommenting on the cleanliness parameters of the national transporter, the survey stated that for railways which covers over 8,700 stations ...
- Gorakhpur is the new Saifai under Yogi governmentDuring the Samajwadi Party’s rule, Akhilesh Yadav had started a lion safari in Ettawah, the district of Saifai. Now Gorakhpur is set to hav...
- Buildings composting green waste in Nashik to get 5% concession in property taxThe move is aimed at reducing the waste that the civic body collects from households on a daily basis and that will in turn save money spen...
- Economic Survey 2019: Zero train collisions reported in 2018-19Pointing out at the Railways Mission Electrification program, the Economic Survey said that railways has initiated a major electrification ...
- Many states became open defecation free, achieved 100 pc toilet coverage since Swachh Bharat Mission launch: Economic SurveyAs on 14 June 2019, 30 States/UTs are 100 per cent covered with individual household latrine (IHHL).
- View: Of all Modi’s projects, Swachh Bharat will have the greatest long-term impact on people’s livesEnding open defecation, creating cities and villages free of litter and stagnant water, and cleaning up air we breathe are essential to lon...
- Shatabdis cleanest among premium trains, Durontos worst: Rail surveyThe 'Train Cleanliness Survey 2018', covering 210 trains categorised premium and non-premium, indicate passengers rating all trains poorly ...
- Prime Minister launches 'Swachhata Hi Seva' campaign, exhorts people to fulfil Gandhi's dream of a clean IndiaThe "cleanliness is service" campaign will continue till Mahatma Gandhi's birth anniversary on October 2.
- All Nippon Airways announces August promotionsANA was honoured again with prestigious SKYTRAX World Airline Awards.
- BBMP not keen on next swachh surveyIn fact, BBMP's citizen feedback score (619 out of 1,400) is less than the national average, indicating citizens' discontent with the city'...
- PM Modi to launch number of projects in poll-bound MP tomorrowMadhya Pradesh is going to polls by the end of this year.
- Indore, the cleanest, followed by Bhopal and Chandigarh: cleanliness surveyThe results of Swachh Survekshan 2018, which aims to estimate levels of cleanliness across cities in the country, were announced today
- Swachh survey for over 4k citiesCleanliness Survey 2018, the largest in the world, will be conducted from January 4 to March 10, 2018 to evaluate achievements in cleanline...
- New Delhi cleanest in north: Swachh surveyNDMC scored 819.95, 426.88 and 461.13 under municipal documentation, direct observation and citizen engagement, respectively.
- Government mulling a law with stern provisions against polluters: Uma BhartiThe Minister noted that religious materials which flow into the river were not the main source of its pollution. These only add to the poll...
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