MP's Indore leading way to 'Green City' with innovative sustainable solutions

Indore is India's cleanest city, a title it has held for seven consecutive years

- SATYAPRAKASH SHARMA

Indore, Madhya Pradesh's cleanest city, is now striving to become a 'Green City' by introducing innovative ideas to reduce carbon emissions and conserve energy and water, aiming to improve the living environment.

Speaking to Millennium Post, Shivam Verma, Commissioner of the Indore Municipal Corporation (IMC) and an IAS officer of the 2013 batch, emphasised that the city has consistently set benchmarks in cleanliness and sustainable urban development. He added that the focus is now on transforming Indore into a 'Green City' through targeted initiatives across various sectors.

“Our focus on green mobility is part of this larger vision to create a healthier, more sustainable city for our citizens. We have expanded the number of electric buses as well as the charging infrastructure, including solar-powered stations, which are vital to reducing the carbon footprint and improving the quality of life,” said Verma on the Green City mission.