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The cleanest city in the country has won another title. According to the Swachh Survekshan 2021, Indore has become the first &lsquo;water-plus&rsquo; certified city.
According to the Swachh Bharat Mission guidelines, a city/ward/circle/zone can be declared as water-plus provided all wastewater released from households, commercial establishments, drains, nullahs, etc is treated to a satisfactory level before releasing the treated wastewater to the environment.
Indore constructed seven sewerage treatment plants and about 110 million litres per day treated water from them is in usage. The Indore Municipal Corporation&nbsp;also tapped 1,746 public and 5,624 domestic sewer outfalls in 25 small and big nullahs.Chief Minister Shivraj&nbsp;Singh&nbsp;Chauhan took to twitter and lauded the city for the achievement and said it has set an example for the whole nation for its determination and dedication towards cleanliness.&nbsp;
Swachh Survekshan or the annual survey of cleanliness, hygiene and sanitation in cities and towns has proclaimed Madhya Pradesh&rsquo;s commercial capital as the cleanliest city for the last 4 consecutive years.

India's cleanest city Indore is now also the first 'water-plus' city 

Indore is India's first 'water-plus' city, has been named the cleanest city under the&nbsp;Swachh&nbsp;Bharat&nbsp;Mission's annual survey for 4 consecutive years.&nbsp;

//&nbsp;Indore&nbsp;is India's&nbsp;first&nbsp;&lsquo;water-plus&rsquo; city according to&nbsp;Swachh Survekshan&nbsp;2021
// A city is&nbsp;water-plus if all waste water is treated before being released in the environment&nbsp;
//&nbsp;Indore&nbsp;built 7 sewage treatment plants, 110 mn litres of treated water used daily
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//&nbsp;Indore&nbsp;has been named the cleanest city by the Swachh&nbsp;Bharat&nbsp;Mission 4 times&nbsp;

Indore constructed seven sewerage treatment plants and about 110 million litres per day treated water from them is in usage.

India's cleanest city has won another title. According to the Swachh Survekshan 2021, an annual survey of cleanliness, hygiene and sanitation in cities and towns across India, Indore has become the first &lsquo;water-plus&rsquo; certified city.
According to the Swachh Bharat Mission guidelines, a city/ward/circle/zone can be declared as water-plus provided all wastewater released from households, commercial establishments, drains, nullahs, etc is treated to a satisfactory level before releasing the treated wastewater to the environment.
Indore constructed seven sewerage treatment plants and about 110 million litres per day treated water from them is in usage. The Indore Municipal Corporation&nbsp;also tapped 1,746 public and 5,624 domestic sewer outfalls in 25 small and big nullahs.
Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Shivraj&nbsp;Singh&nbsp;Chauhan took to twitter and lauded the city for the achievement, saying it has set an example for the whole nation with its determination and dedication towards cleanliness.&nbsp;
Indore, Madhya Pradesh&rsquo;s commercial capital has been named the cleanliest city for the last 4 consecutive years.

PM: Will decide soon on revising marriage age for girls

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday said the government will soon take a decision on revising the minimum age of marriage for girls after it receives report from the committee set up for this

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday said the government will soon take a decision on revising the minimum age of marriage for girls after it receives report from the committee set up for this.&nbsp;The prime minister said he has been receiving letters from women from across the country, asking about the report of the committee and when the government will take a decision on it. Currently, the minimum age of marriage is 18 years for women and 21 for men.
((Byte:&nbsp;"There is an important deliberation going on to decide what should be the ideal age of marriage for daughters. We will decide as soon commttee&nbsp;gives report))

New Delhi, PTI: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday said the government will soon take a decision on revising the minimum age of marriage for girls after it receives report from the committee set up for this.
The prime minister said the girls' gross enrolment ratio in education has turned higher than that of boys for the first time in the country because of several efforts taken by the government in the last six years.
Modi was addressing a video conference after releasing a commemorative coin of Rs 75 denomination on the 75th anniversary of the Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO).
"There is an important deliberation going on to decide what should be the ideal age of marriage for daughters," Modi said.
The prime minister said he has been receiving letters from women from across the country, asking about the report of the committee and when the government will take a decision on it.
"I want to assure them, the government will soon take its decision after the submission of the report," Modi said.
In his Independence Day speech, the prime minister had announced that the government was deliberating on what should be the minimum age of marriage for women and has set up a committee to look into the matter.
Currently, the minimum age of marriage is 18 years for women and 21 for men.
Modi highlighted the efforts taken by his government in the last six years to fight against malnutrition.
The prime minister said his government has taken an integrated and holistic approach to deal with the challenge of malnutrition.
The government has adopted a multi-dimensional strategy to work on all those factors responsible for high malnutrition, he added.
The government has started National Nutrition Mission, Modi informed.
Highlighting other achievements, the prime minister said the government has built 11 crore toilets across the country under the Swachh Bharat Mission and has launched Jal Jeevan Mission to provide piped drinking water.
The government is also providing sanitary pads at Re 1 to poor women, he further said.
"Because of these efforts, for the first time, the gross enrolment ratio of girls in education is more than that of boys," Modi said.

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