The low and deteriorating level of delivery of urban services needs to be addressed urgently. Cities contribute about 63% of India's net do...

The company said it has also updated its search experience with additional filter options that deliver results tied to what research shows ...

The 'Train Cleanliness Survey 2018', covering 210 trains categorised premium and non-premium, indicate passengers rating all trains poorly ...

While Jodhpur secured first position in A1 category stations for this year, Marwar took the pole position in A category.

In fact, BBMP's citizen feedback score (619 out of 1,400) is less than the national average, indicating citizens' discontent with the city'...

According to the contract, 30 per cent of a contractor's monthly penalties and incentives will depend on an overall score from passengers r...

"#SwachhSurvekshan2017 offers an extensive picture on where our cities stand on cleanliness and the roadmap ahead," Modi said in a tweet.

Sikkim scored 100 per cent marks on a scale of 100 in the ranking given on the basis of using household/community toilet out of household h...

Last year, Rashtrapati Bhavan had missed out on the full score (20) by one mark while UPSC building had secured 17.

Rashtrapati Bhawan, Vigyan Bhawan, UPSC building, Hyderabad House and Jawahar Lal Nehru Bhawan are the cleanest government buildings in New...

Yesterday, a group of workers and municipal corporation employees staged a protest outside Transport Minister Gopal Rai's office in Babarpu...

Vivek Pandit said that the local bodies did not pay the workers adequately and several contract workers were not being made permanent.

In the overall ranking of 29 government buildings from 1 to 11, Rashtrapati Bhawan and South Block have finished on the sixth place.

Hyderabad House, Vigyan Bhawan and Jawaharlal Nehru Bhawan have topped the Swachh Bharat Abhiyan rating, leaving behind Rashtrapati Bhawan.

The three buildings scored 20 points each while Rashtrapati Bhawan and South Block were ranked 6th with 14 points.

Naidu today lamented that nearly $ 54 billion worth GDP is being lost every every year on account of inadequate sanitation in the country.

Employees of various departments were administered oath to continue the cleanliness campaign according to the PM Narendra Modi.'s direction.