Anugola Municipality has secured the prestigious 2nd Prize in Category-III at the National Swachh Vayu Survekshan awards ceremony held in New Delhi.
Competing against 130 participating cities from across the nation, Anugola stood out for its robust, multi-faceted interventions designed to curb air pollution and elevate local environmental standards. The award was formally presented by national dignitaries and received jointly by the Collector and District Magistrate of Anugola alongside the Executive Officer of Anugola Municipality.
A Hat-Trick of National Excellence
This prestigious accolade marks the municipality’s third national-level recognition, following two earlier third-place finishes in national cleanliness and air quality rankings. Moving up the podium to secure the second position highlights a sustained trajectory of improvement driven by systemic planning rather than short-term fixes.
“This award is a testament to the relentless dedication of our sanitation workers, municipal staff, and citizens. Moving from third to second place nationally proves that our systematic air management strategies are delivering real, breathable results.”
Driven by Innovation and Community Action
Anugola’s remarkable performance in the Swachh Vayu Survekshan evaluation stems from a series of targeted urban initiatives. Key focus areas included:
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Dust Suppression & Road Maintenance: Enhanced mechanical road sweeping and continuous water sprinkling across high-density corridors.
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Greenery Expansion: Aggressive urban forestry drives to increase local green cover.
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Waste Management: Strict enforcement against open waste burning alongside modernised solid waste treatment.
Beyond administrative policy, local authorities emphasised that the true cornerstone of this milestone is community participation. The active cooperation of residents, local businesses, and dedicated frontline sanitation workers (Swachhata Sathis) played a pivotal role in maintaining high sanitation standards and fostering public health across all municipal wards.

























