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Indore Mayor Honors Female Sanitation Worker After City Secures Second Rank in Swachh Survekshan
✍️ Amar Ujala · Madhya Pradesh
🗓 12 Nov 2026, 06:45 PM
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Indore’s municipal mayor presented an award to a woman sanitation worker following the city’s second‑place finish in the national cleanliness ranking.
Indore and nearby Depalpur were placed second in the latest Swachh Survekshan, the government‑run cleanliness survey that ranks Indian cities on sanitation and waste management. In recognition of this achievement, the mayor of Indore held a brief ceremony at the municipal headquarters where a female sanitation worker was presented with a special award.
The honor highlighted the frontline staff’s role in maintaining the city’s streets, public spaces and drainage systems, which contributed to the high ranking. Officials noted that the award was intended to motivate other workers and underscore the administration’s commitment to clean‑city initiatives.
The mayor emphasized that sustained community participation and diligent municipal services were key to the success, urging residents to continue supporting cleanliness drives.
The ceremony concluded with the mayor presenting a citation and a modest cash token to the worker, acknowledging her dedication and encouraging broader recognition of sanitation personnel across the state.
The honor highlighted the frontline staff’s role in maintaining the city’s streets, public spaces and drainage systems, which contributed to the high ranking. Officials noted that the award was intended to motivate other workers and underscore the administration’s commitment to clean‑city initiatives.
The mayor emphasized that sustained community participation and diligent municipal services were key to the success, urging residents to continue supporting cleanliness drives.
The ceremony concluded with the mayor presenting a citation and a modest cash token to the worker, acknowledging her dedication and encouraging broader recognition of sanitation personnel across the state.