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Small cities good at managing waste, Gurugram, East and South Delhi worst

Among cities with a million people or more, Indore and Mysuru were the best performers in survey

It is then sorted into organic and inorganic waste
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It is then sorted into organic and inorganic waste

Bhasker Tripathi | IndiaSpend New Delhi
Some of India’s smallest cities, such as Vengurla and Panchgani in Maharashtra, and mid-level cities, such as Alappuzha and Thiruvananthapuram in Kerala, are more efficient in managing waste compared to similarly populated or larger cities, according to a recently released report on 20 cities across 10 states.
Parts of the National Capital Region–East Delhi, South Delhi and Gurugram–were among the worst, according to the report released on June 7, 2018, by the Delhi-based Centre for Science and Environment (CSE), an advocacy.
Among cities with a million people or more, Indore

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