The concept of star rating for cities was introduced during a recent workshop on Swachh Bharat Mission.
The star ratings would be different from the Swachh Survekshan rankings, an exercise to rank cities for cleanliness, as it would allow multiple cities to be awarded the same star rating, the release said.
"It is expected to be formally introduced by the ministry in the next few weeks," it said.
Besides, an online database to capture data directly from states and cities regarding the progress of cleanliness mission was also launched on the occasion.
This would enhance "the robustness and transparency" in monitoring the mission, the release said.
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