bNesKx
No.121
> be Indore
>used to be filthy, ranked 149th in cleanliness in 2015
>city decides enough is enough
>massive waste management overhaul
>2016: jumps to rank 25
>2017-2023: ranked #1 every year
> former dumping ground, Devguradia
>literally a mountain of trash for 70 years
>now a mini forest with a ₹150 Cr Bio-CNG plant
> biggest Bio-CNG plant in South Asia
>processes 550 tonnes of waste daily
>produces 19 tonnes of CNG per day
>400 city buses run on this fuel
> garbage collectors separate wet & dry waste from every house
>but then mix it again before sending it to energy plants (??? okay)
>still miles ahead of other cities
> 8,500 safai mitras working in 3 shifts
>850+ vehicles collecting waste daily
>Indoris actually care about waste segregation
>mostly women staff doing final separation
> result: cleanest city in India, 7 years straight
>other cities still struggling with basic waste management
what's stopping other cities from doing this?
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2BHcIr
No.178
>>121(OP)
> whats stopping others
low IQ + weak politicians
Even an African warlord would be able to clean up India better and faster, because they would simply use force. But Indian politicians are too hung up on wanting to making a good impression.
