Mangaluru, Mar 15: Karnataka's coastal city of Mangaluru has been ranked the third cleanest city in the country in a sanitation survey conducted by the Union Ministry of Urban Development during 2013-15 in line with the National Urban Sanitation Policy, 2008.
The latest ranking was announced by the ministry which sent a detailed email to Mangaluru City Corporation, State Urban Development Department and other urban local bodies on Tuesday.
Karnataka's cultural capital Mysuru has retained its first position while Greater Mumbai Municipal Corporation has bagged the second position among 476 cities of the country.
The rating measured the sanitation performance of cities on 19 indicators. While Mangaluru scored 64.74 points, Mysuru and and Greater Mumbai Municipal Corporation secured 65.09 and 64.91 points respectively.
It is worth mentioning here that Mysuru had bagged first position in another survey to assess the sanitation and solid waste management status of 73 major cities, including 53 cities with a population of above one million each and State capitals, conducted between January 5, 2016 and January 20, 2016 by the Quality Council of India.
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Well done Manglore Muncipility
This seems to be soofi helida vishaya
We hope it is true.
I think they had not visited behind central market, and behind lady goshen hospital.
They only visited Vaslne area.
Congrats to New Mayor and his team
Still we have some decent people in Mangalore by hanging their laptop in their shoulder and passing urine on compound wall or into tree in the public places.
This dirty scene should be stopped.
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