Archive · 31 Jan 2026
Indian-American Woman Praises Indore's Cleanliness
An Indian-American woman named Suhag A. Shukla shared photos of Indore, a city in India, on social media.
She was very impressed because the streets were very clean.
She asked why other cities in India can't be as clean as Indore.
She mentioned that Indore has been working hard to keep the city clean for the last ten years.
People in Indore separate their trash, collect it daily, and have good recycling facilities.
The city has won awards for being the cleanest city in India for many years.
Many people on social media agreed with her and hoped other cities would learn from Indore.
Suhag A. Shukla, an Indian-American woman, praised Indore's cleanliness on social media.
She highlighted Indore's efforts in waste management and citizen participation.
Indore has won the top position in the government's cleanliness survey for eight years in a row.
Social media users expressed enthusiasm and hoped other cities would follow Indore's example.
Indore's success is attributed to both the authorities and the citizens' commitment to cleanliness.
- Who
- Suhag A. Shukla, an Indian-American woman and executive director of Hindu American Foundation
- What
- Praised Indore's cleanliness and urged other cities to follow
- When
- January 31, 2026
- Where
- Indore, India
- Why
- To highlight the success of Indore's cleanliness initiatives and inspire other cities
- Person
- Suhag A. Shukla
- City
- Indore
- Population
- 3.5 million
- Cleanliness Survey
- Swachh Survekshan
- Survey Edition
- 9th
- Cities Assessed
- 4,500
- Parameters
- 10
- Indicators
- 54