My Chandigarh My Pride
22/05/2026
Demonstrating leadership through action, Sh. Amit Kumar, Municipal Commissioner, and Sh. Sanjay Arora, Chief Engineer, joined MC employees in a cleanliness drive at the Dadumajra dumping site. The initiative focused on collecting non-biodegradable waste and strengthening Chandigarh’s commitment towards scientific waste management, environmental sustainability, and cleaner public spaces.
21/05/2026
MC Chandigarh acted swiftly on reported drinking water concerns by conducting an on-ground inspection and directing immediate checks of water supply & sewer infrastructure. Regular water sampling and corrective measures have been ensured to safeguard public health and essential civic services
21/05/2026
A major step towards environmental sustainability and urban transformation, discussions held between Chandigarh Mayor Saurabh Joshi and Union Environment Minister Bhupender Yadav focused on strengthening green initiatives, pollution control, beautification projects and scientific waste management systems for the city, reaffirming Chandigarh’s commitment towards building a cleaner, greener and environmentally responsible future.
17/05/2026
A detailed inspection of the STP and Tertiary Treated Water Supply Project was carried out today to review ongoing operations, efficiency, and infrastructure maintenance. The visit focused on ensuring effective wastewater treatment and promoting the reuse of treated water for sustainable urban development.
17/05/2026
The Swachhta Sawari visited Hallomajra and Ramdarbar to educate citizens and spread awareness about the 3R initiative — Reduce, Reuse, Recycle. The drive also promoted the Naya-Sa Store at Dhanas for the display and reuse of collected clothes. A total of 173 clothes were collected during the awareness campaign, encouraging community participation towards sustainability and responsible waste management.
17/05/2026
A sensitization workshop on Solid Waste Management Rules–2026 was organized to spread awareness regarding effective waste segregation, sanitation practices, and environmental responsibility. The workshop emphasized the importance of the four-bin waste management system and encouraged collective efforts towards building a cleaner and greener Chandigarh. Led by the Hon’ble Mayor and Commissioner, the workshop was attended by all elected and nominated councillors of Chandigarh, reflecting a shared commitment towards sustainable waste management and strengthening cleanliness initiatives across the city.
16/05/2026
Wild bush dressing and cleaning activities are being undertaken to reduce mosquito breeding and ensure hygienic surroundings before the onset of monsoon.
16/05/2026
A cleanliness drive was carried out by Market Welfare Association, Sector 17 at various public areas under the ongoing Swachhta Abhiyan to promote hygiene, cleanliness, and a healthier environment for citizens. The initiative focused on maintaining neat surroundings and encouraging community participation towards a cleaner city.
16/05/2026
Under the ongoing cleanliness awareness initiatives, a Swachhta Slogan Campaign was organized to motivate citizens towards maintaining hygiene and adopting better waste management practices. The campaign witnessed active participation from residents, shopkeepers, and visitors, reflecting strong community support for the Swachhata movement
13/05/2026
Review meetings emphasized timely verification, effective communication and coordinated efforts to maintain updated and error-free electoral rolls.