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Navi Mumbai’s DY Patil Sports Stadium to host AFC Women’s Asian Cup 2022

by Staff Reporter March 28, 2021

written by Staff Reporter

Navi Mumbai will be one of the hosting cities, besides Ahmedabad and Bhubaneswar, for the Women’s Asian Cup 2022.

Navi Mumbai: The DY Patil Sports Stadium in Nerul has been chosen as one of the three venues for the AFC Women’s Asian Cup 2022. The other two cities are Ahmedabad and Bhubaneswar. The list was finalised on Friday, 26 March, 2021.

India will be hosting the AFC Women’s Asian Cup 2022, from 20 January – 6 February, 2022. The qualifiers will be held between 13 and 25 September, 2021, in centralised venues with the draw scheduled to be held on 27 May, 2021, at the AFC headquarters.

This will be the second time that India will be hosting the tournament ever since it’s inception in the year 1975. India had hosted the tournament once in the year 1979.

The current champions of the AFC Women’s Asian Cup are the Japanese women’s national football team, with the Chinese women’s national football team having won the tournament eight times, seven of which have been consecutive victories.

The Asian Football Confederation (AFC) has expressed their utmost satisfaction over the venues chosen by the All India Football Federation and the LOC, and are confident that the stadiums selected for the tournament will only add to the magnificence of the games that will be played in them.

The stadiums chosen for the AFC Women’s Asian Cup 2022 are, the DY Patil Sports Stadium (Nerul, Navi Mumbai), EKA Arena by TransStadia (Ahmedabad) and the Kalinga Stadium (Bhubaneswar).

The AFC is confident that tournament will further the cause of women footballers in India and inspire many to pursue their passion for the game, which is already making steady and progressive strides.

The DY Patil Sports Stadium had already been in the picture globally for their spectacular presentation and handling of the FIFA U-17 World Cup, putting Navi Mumbai on the map for it’s ability to host an manage games of international repute and high magnitudes.

It doesn’t come as a surprise that the DY Patil Sports Stadium will once again be hosting the FIFA Women’s U-17 World Cup in 2022.

For the first print and detailed story click: economictimes.indiatimes.com

March 28, 2021 0 comments

Featured Festivals & Traditions News

No Holi celebrations this year: PMC and NMMC

by Staff Reporter March 25, 2021

written by Staff Reporter

As Navi Mumbai’s active Covid-19 cases are rising, both the municipal corporations have strictly ordered residents not to celebrate Holi publicly, and also to avoid personal celebrations, if possible.

Navi Mumbai: As expected, the Panvel Municipal Corporation (PMC) and the Navi Mumbai Municipal Corporation (NMMC) have ordered residents not to indulge in Holi celebrations publicly, during the Holika Dahan and Dhulivandan. The circulars came in based on the recent guidelines of the state government.

In a circular dated 24 March, 2021, the PMC has strictly directed residents to cooperate by not celebrating Holi publicly.

The NMMC has done the same in a circular also sent out on the same date, prohibiting Holi celebrations in Navi Mumbai.

The Commissioner of NMMC, Abhijit Bangar, expressed his concerns, “The number of active Covid-19 cases are scaling up every day, with as many as 400 cases on some days. It goes without saying that we need to avoid public celebrations like Holi, as there will be obvious violation of social distancing norm owing to the basic nature of the festival, where you apply colours. It is a close contact festival and hence needs to be avoided completely at all levels; public or personal. Residents should behave responsibly this Holi.”

The Panvel region has been facing a similar situation with rising number of covid-19 cases and hence all public celebrations have been prohibited.

PCMC Commissioner, Sudhakar Deshmukh, informed, “There are reports of up to 300 active covid-19 cases in our region on a daily basis, and involving in any public event or celebration, like Holi, will only make matters worse. Holi celebrations need to be strictly avoided this year. We appeal to the residents not to indulge in Holi celebrations for the general well-being of all.”

Both the PMC and the NMMC have warned residents of strict action if they are caught violating the orders.

March 25, 2021 0 comments

Events Featured News Vashi

Exclusive offers, lip-smacking food and surprise gifts calling at Inorbit Mall, Vashi

by Staff Reporter March 24, 2021

written by Staff Reporter

Exclusively crafted offers on food and fashion, along with chances of winning exciting prizes, shopping couldn’t have got any better.

Vashi / Navi Mumbai: Shoppers – There is an ongoing shopping event at Inorbit Mall, Vashi, which will continue till 31st March, 2021. The event promises an unmatched shopping experience, with many irresistible offers to shoppers.

During the week-long food and shopping event, shoppers will be benefitting from a special booklet containing exclusive offers and prizes, as they shop for their favoutite things.

For shoppers, especially weekend shoppers, the mall is running a shop and win offer that rewards buyers in many surprising ways.

Longing to redo your wardrobe? Well, there are some fabulous offers from brands like Jack & Jones. So all the Jacks and Jones of the city are invited!

Exclusively for men – Celio, the men-only brand of ready-to-wear apparel and accessories has some great offers for all the men out there.

Seeking some grooming sessions? There are some tempting offers from salons like Enrich and Envi. So you can groom without burning a hole in your pockets!

Time to brighten up your homes and daily lives – choose from a wide variety of inspiring home décor, fashion, accessories, and personal care products from all around the world at Chumbak – the globally inspired lifestyle brand!

All you hungry Navi Mumbai foodies – there are some unbelievable offers on food and beverages at popular brands like Vashi Socials, Pop Tate’s, Falafel’s and Mad Over Donuts. There is more food than you can eat!

Get clicking Instagrammers – There is a lot to click around in the mall, especially for the young ladies out there, with a captivating floral and butterfly décor urging you to flutter a bit in joy, as you click lit selfies with friends or family photos! Don’t miss the “Butterfly Wall”, a perfect setting with butterfly wings for a perfect photograph!

The best part is that these are just some of the things on offer at the mall! There is a whole lot to be explored!

So why wait? Rush to the Inorbit Mall nowwwwwwwww!

The event details:

Venue: Inorbit Mall, Vashi
Date: Till 31st March, 2021
Time: 11 a.m. to 11:30 p.m.

March 24, 2021 0 comments

Kharghar Central Park to reamin shut until further notice: PCMC

Featured Kharghar News Panvel

Kharghar Central Park to remain closed until further notice: PCMC

by Staff Reporter March 21, 2021

written by Staff Reporter

Following a huge rise in covid-19 cases in the PCMC area, especially in Kharghar, the corporation has decided to shut the Central Park for as long as needed.

Kharghar / Panvel / Navi Mumbai: The Panvel City Municipal Corporation (PCMC) has ordered for the shutting down of the Kharghar Central Park, consideration the growing numbers of covid-19 cases in the Panvel region, with Kharghar having a majority of cases.

In a communication dated 20 March, 2021, addressed to the CIDCO, the PCMC informed about the decision, seeking their cooperation in carrying out the order immediately.

Following the communication, CIDCO officials sent an errand to shut down the Kharghar Central Parkimmediately.

Readers should know that since February, 2021, there has been a sharp increase in active coronavirus cases in Navi Mumbai in both the NMMC and PCMC areas. As a result, both corporations have ensure temporary closure of all public places that draw in huge crowds.

In the PCMC area, the Central Park has been a huge crowd puller, and the growing number of cases in and around the area and could be adding to the problem.

As a result, the Commissioner of PCMC, Sudhakar Deshmukh, thought it wise to temporarily shut the Central Park down till the crisis abates.

March 21, 2021 0 comments

Featured News

Navi Mumbai’s private hospitals start covid-19 vaccinations

by Staff Reporter March 16, 2021

written by Staff Reporter

Private hospitals with more than 100 beds have been approved by the central government as covid-19 vaccination centres.

Navi Mumbai: The Navi Mumbai Municipal Corporation (NMMC), kick-started the covid-19 vaccination drive yesterday, 15 March, 2021, as per the instructions and permission of the Union Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, allowing some private healthcare facilities and hospitals in the state of Maharashtra. A total of 67 such institutions have been given the go-ahead by the ministry.

Accordingly, the NMMC region has got approvals for Apollo Hospital, MGM Hospital, Reliance Hospital and Neurogen Hospital, to act as official Covid Vaccination Centers (CVVs).

The NMMC sent vaccine vials yesterday to all the said hospitals, and vaccinations commenced under strict guidelines set by the Health Ministry.

Hospitals informed that the vaccination drive in Navi Mumbai has received a good response from citizens who are getting vaccinated through online registrations and even walk-ins.

In all the hospitals provisions of vaccination centres have been arranged along with well-equipped recovery rooms. People who get vaccinated are made to wait for at least half an hour to ensure no side effects arise and in case they do, proper medical attention is made available immediately.

For those who still don’t know much about how to get vaccinated against covid-19, the vaccination is open for 60-year-old people and those in the age group of 45-59 years, who have comorbidities.

Those with comorbidities will have to carry medical certificate signed by their medical practitioners vouching for them.

The cost of covid-19 vaccines is Rs. 250, as decided by the Central Government.

People can register through both Co-Win app and Aarogya Setu App, through the official website cowin.gov.in

March 16, 2021 0 comments

CBD-Belapur Featured Ghansoli Nerul-Seawoods News

NMMC issues list of 10 illegally run schools in Navi Mumbai

by Staff Reporter March 13, 2021

written by Staff Reporter

The list contains names of schools located in Belapur and Nerul among other nodes.

Navi Mumbai: The Navi Mumbai Municipal Corporation (NMMC) recently issued a list of 10 primary schools that are being illegally run in Navi Mumbai. The corporation states that these schools have not obtained the approval of the state government and hence are illegal in all sense.

The NMMC has made an appeal to parents not to admit their children in these schools and at the same time, asked parents of existing students to withdraw them at the earliest.

Surprisingly, these 10 schools do not seem to have any approval from either the local body or the state government.

The NMMC has communicated with these schools make them aware of their decision to shut them down for good. They have also directed them not to take in any students for the current academic year.

Abhijit Bangar, NMMC Commissioner, informed that parents had been advised to withdraw their children and get them admitted to government authorized schools in their respective localities at the earliest.

He also said that the parents should act quickly so that they didn’t end up spoiling a year of education.

Surprisingly, all the 10 illegally run schools are English medium schools.

Following is the list of illegally run schools in Navi Mumai – 2021

1) Al Momina School, Belapur
2) Ikra International School, Nerul
3) The Orchid International School, Nerul
4) Navi Mumbai Christian English School, Turbhe
5) Rose Buds School, Turbhe
6) Saraswati Vidya Niketan School, Ghansoli
7) Orchid World Primary School, Ghansoli
8) Emphasis English School, Ghansoli
9) Blossom School, Ghansoli
10) Ilim English School, Rabale

March 13, 2021 0 comments

Featured Kalamboli News

Kalamboli to get new air quality monitor, more to follow in two other nodes in Navi Mumbai, PMC area

by Staff Reporter March 12, 2021

written by Staff Reporter

A Right to Information (RTI) query by Waatavaran Foundation revealed that the Panvel Municipal Corporation (PMC) had given a no objection certificate (NOC) to the Maharashtra Pollution Control Board (MPCB) to set up a continuous ambient air quality monitoring station (CAAQMS) in Kalamboli, Navi Mumbai.

Panvel / Navi Mumbai: The Maharashtra Pollution Control Board (MPCB) has obtained a no objection certificate (NOC) from the Panvel Municipal Corporation (PMC) for setting up a continuous ambient air quality monitoring station (CAAQMS) in Kalamboli. Soon, Kharghar and Taloja MIDC will be having one CAAQMS each.

The revelation came in after an RTI query by Waatavaran Foundation, on 8 March, found that the PMC had already given an NOC to MPCB for setting up a CAAQMS in Kalamboli, while clearance for other two nodes was being processing.

Bhagwan Keshbat, founder of Waatavaran Foundation, shared, “I think every aware individual knows about the level of pollution in the Kharghar-Taloja-Panvel belt, which is shockingly higher than that in Mumbai. The Taloja MIDC area is the hotspot, owing to the existing chemical units and their daily polluting emissions. On top of that, emissions from vehicles passing through the highway, the quarry and construction activity of buildings, are making it worse for the residents. We have been campaigning for clean air for all and have been actively seeking participation of all stakeholders to tackle the pollution crisis in the area.”

Also Read: Kharghar sectors 34, 35, 36 and 37 most polluted after Taloja area

Talking on the need for CAAQMS in the region, especially in the Kharghar-Taloja-Panvel belt, Keshbhat shared, “In the absence of CAAQMS in these areas, there is hardly and documented data to work out an action plan to curb the pollution. To take action, we first need well-documented numbers on a daily basis to take practical action. We had carried out two individual studies in the past, one by placing a small air monitoring machine in some areas with visibly high pollution, and two, by placing a “Billboard That Breathes” installation at Kharghar, that helped residents and even the administration get a real time reference of the high level of particulate matter (PM2.5) in the area. The results of both the studies had been alarming, and the administration had been concerned by the findings.”

Also Read: Kharghar’s “Billboard That Breathes” turning grey and black, two weeks before expected

Also Read: PCMC Mayor Dr Kavita Choutmol inaugurates “Billboard That Breathes” installation at Kharghar, Navi Mumbai

The data revealed the PM2.5 levels to be 101.12 microgramme per cubic metre (μg/m3), higher than the national safe standard of 60μg/m3, and the World Health Organization (WHO) standard of 25μg/m3.

The reports were sent to all stake holders like the PMC, MPCB and the state government for their perusal and they had assured of a practical action in the coming months.

Also Read: MLA Prashant Thakur visits “Billboard That Breathes” installation at Kharghar, calls for ownership by all stakeholders

The permission to set up a CAAQMS in Kalamboli just a month after the reports were sent to the administration indicates willingness to change the situation.

Navi Mumbai currently has four CAAQMS – Mahape, Airoli and Nerul (sectors 46 and 19A).

The addition of three more CAAQMS will help monitor Navi Mumbai from both districts – Thane and Raigad.

“We appreciate the step taken by the PMC and that of the MPCB, by initiating a process to at least study the levels of air pollution in the city. Once the air quality starts getting monitored on a daily basis, the administration will be able to carry out the necessary changes based on actual figures, something that they presently lack,” Keshbhat said.

March 12, 2021 0 comments

Navi Mumbai 5th in Citizen Perception Survey (CPS) 2020, with 82.4 percent

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Navi Mumbai 5th in Citizen Perception Survey (CPS) 2020, with 82.40 percent

by Staff Reporter March 10, 2021

written by Staff Reporter

Solapur topped the Citizen Perception Survey, followed by Jodhpur, Chennai and Lucknow.

The Citizen Perception Survey 2020, a part of the Ease of Living Index (EoLI) 2020 survey, earned Navi Mumbai the 5^th position. It held 30% marks of the EoLI.

The CPS was undertaken to help validate the experience of citizens in terms of delivery of various services by the administration. It was an important part of the EoLI and carried 30% marks.

Also Read: Navi Mumbai demoted to ‘6th most livable city’ in Ease of Living Index 2020

A total of 32.2 lakh citizens from 111 participating cities were assessed between 16th January 2020 and 20th March 2020.

The highest engagement and score in the Citizen Perception Survey was seen from Bhubaneshwar, followed by Silvassa, Davangere, Kakinada, Bilaspur and Bhagalpur.

Citizens of all 111 participating cities were surveyed in a bid to document their perceptions about the quality of life, among other things in their respective cities.

Also Read: NMMC not in top 10 city municipalities on the Municipal Performance Index 2020

The Citizen Perception Survey, campaigned under the hashtag – #MyCityMyPride, was conducted online through the dedicated web portal and the MyGovIndia portal, and offline through a face-to-face survey by on-ground enumerators.

21 key query points of Citizen Perception Survey 2020:

Affordable and quality education
Affordable and quality healthcare
Affordable housing
Overall cleanliness
Efficacy of garbage collection system
Quality of drinking water supply
Incidence of water logging
Safe commuting
Adequacy of public transport
Affordability of commuting
Overall safety and security
Efficiency of emergency services
Women’s safety in public places
Adequacy of recreational facilities
Livelihood opportunities
Sufficiency of income to maintain Quality of Life
Access to financial services
Quality of air
Adequacy of green cover
Quality of electricity supply
Affordable electricity

Navi Mumbai held a total score of 82.4, with a highest score of 88.8, and an average score of 76.8 in all the key queries in the CPS.

The lowest CPS score was in Affordable Housing and the highest for Access to Financial Services.

March 10, 2021 0 comments

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NMMC not in top 10 city municipalities on the Municipal Performance Index 2020

by Staff Reporter March 8, 2021

written by Staff Reporter

Indore topped the ‘Municipal Performance Index’, under the “million-plus population” category, and New Delhi MC topped in the “less than million population” category.

The Navi Mumbai Municipal Corporation (NMMC) could not make it into the first ten municipalities in the Municipal Performance Index (MPI) 2020, revealed on Thursday, 4 March, 2021, by Hardeep Singh Puri, Minister of State (Independent charge), Housing and Urban Affairs.

Navi Mumbai ranked 11th with an overall score of 50.74.

Indore turned out to be the winner in the MPI index in the “million-plus” population category with an overall score of 66.08.

New Delhi Municipal Corporation (NDMC) won in the “less than million” population category with an overall score of 52.92.

Surprisingly, Navi Mumbai also slipped down to 6th Rank in the Ease of Living Index (EoLI) 2020, compared to it’s earlier top ranking of 2 in 2018.

Also Read: Navi Mumbai demoted to ‘6th most livable city’ in Ease of Living Index 2020

Given the fact that the MPI evaluates municipalities on the base of five verticals – Services, Finance, Policy, Technology and Governance, it becomes imperative to identify the lacking in any or all of these that has kept a dynamic municipal corporation such as NMMC, from making it to the top ten municipalities in the MPI 2020.

NMMC’s score in Municipal Performance Index 2020

Municipal performance (Overall) – 50.74
Services – 63.85
Finance – 62.39
Technology – 25.05
Planning – 37.12
Governance – 48.88

List of Top 10 Municipal Corporations in Municipal Performance Index (MPI) 2020

Municipal Performance Index 2020 – Million-Plus Population Category Winners

Indore
Surat
Bhopal
Pimpri Chinchwad
Pune
Ahmedabad
Raipur
Greater Mumbai
Visakhapatnam
Vadodara

Municipal Performance Index 2020 – Population Less than Million Category Winners

New Delhi MC
Tirupati
Gandhinagar
Karnal
Salem
Tiruppur
Bilaspur
Udaipur
Jhansi
Tirunelveli

Also Read: Navi Mumbai 5th in Citizen Perception Survey (CPS) 2020, with 82.40 percent

This is a gray area for Navi Mumbai, which has been riding high on hopes of winning a coveted “number 1” spot in the Swachh Survekshan 2021.

Is NMMC not taking the EoLI as seriously as it has been taking the Swachh Survekshan?

Readers sould know that the EoLI and MPI evaluates cities for more specifics than the Swachh Survekshan, and fairing poorly in them could be indicative of major shortcomings in the overall administration. The Citizen Perception Survey (CPS) further explains the overall living experience of citizens in their respective cities and carries equal weightage.

For readers:

The Municipal Performance Index 2020 (MPI) – Salient Features & Verticals Covered

The Municipal Performance Index (MPI) is an endeavour to assess and analyse the performance of Indian municipalities based on their individual functionalities. The responsibilities of municipal corporations span across a range of verticals like provision of basic pubic services, urban planning and many more complex domains.

The MPI gives an in-depth understanding of the functionalities, extent of development and capabilities of municipalities in the country. The index helps citizens understand their local government administration in a better way, which further helps builds transparency and trust among key stakeholders.

The framework of MPI covers 20 varied sectors – Education, Health, Water & Wastewater, SWM & Sanitation, Registration & Permits, Infrastructure, Revenue Management, Expenditure Management, Fiscal Responsibility, Fiscal Decentralisation, Digital Governance, Digital Access, Digital Literacy, Plan Preparation, Plan Implementation, Plan Enforcement, Transparency & Accountability, Human Resource, Participation and Effectiveness.

NMMC officials were unavailable for comment.

(Numbers and Rankings Sourced From: Pib.gov.in)

March 8, 2021 0 comments

Navi Mumbai ‘6th most livable city’ in Ease of Living Index 2020

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Navi Mumbai demoted to ‘6th most livable city’ in Ease of Living Index 2020

by Staff Reporter March 8, 2021

written by Staff Reporter

Dropping down from an earlier ranking of 2 in 2018, Navi Mumbai ranked 6^th this year, under the “population more than million” category, with Bengaluru topping the list as first most livable city in the country.

The City of the Twenty First Century; Navi Mumbai, was ranked as the sixth most livable city in the country in the “Ease of Living Index 2020” survey, the results of which were released on Thursday, 4 March, 2021, by Hardeep Singh Puri, Minister of State (Independent charge), Housing and Urban Affairs. Sadly, it has been demoted from number 2 in the previous ranking.

In the “population more than million” category, Bangalore stole the top spot, followed by Pune, Ahmedabad, Chennai, Surat and Navi Mumbai, besides other cities.

In the “population less than million” category, Shimla turned out to be the winner, followed by Bhubaneshwar, Silvassa, Kakinada, Salem and Vellore, besides other cities.

The Municipal Performance Index (MPI) 2020, saw Indore emerged as the winner, followed by Surat and Bhopal, in the “million-plus” category. In the “less than million” category, the New Delhi Municipal Council (NDMC) won the top place, followed by Tirupati and Gandhinagar municipalities.

Surprisingly, the Navi Mumbai Municipal Corporation (NMMC) failed to make it to the top 10 municipalities’ list in the MPI 2020. It came 11th in the rankings.

Also read: NMMC not in top 10 city municipalities in the Municipal Performance Index 2020

A Citizen Perception Survey (CPS) was also undertaken during the evaluation period, to help validate the views and experiences of citizens in their respective cities. A total of 32.2 lakh citizens from 111 cities had participated in the survey, which was carried out from 16th January 2020 till 20th March 2020.

Bhubaneshwar had the highest CPS score, followed by Silvassa, Davangere, Kakinada, Bilaspur and Bhagalpur.

Also Read: Navi Mumbai 5th in Citizen Perception Survey (CPS) 2020, with 82.40 percent

For those who don’t know, Navi Mumbai has actually slipped down from earlier Ease of Living (EoLI) index rankings.

Navi Mumbai has always been a top runner owing to better infrastructure, roads, electricity, water, social lives, job opportunities, and the overall self-sufficiency.

Although Navi Mumbai is in the top 10 most livable cities in India, it should be noted here that it has fallen down from earlier rankings, so that is an area of concern and improvement.

For readers:

What is Ease of Living Index (EoLI) and Municipal Performance Index (MPI)

For those who don’t know – the Ease of Living Index (EoLI) is a tool to evaluate the quality of life and the impact of various initiatives for urban development on a city level. It helps understand the quality of life, economic-ability, and sustainability and resilience of participating cities across India. The evaluation also takes into consideration the view of residents on the various services and initiatives of the city administrations, through a Citizen Perception Survey.

Similarly, the Municipal Performance Index (MPI) examines and evaluates the administration practices of municipalities across areas of services, finance, policy, technology and governance. With a purpose to promote transparency and accountability, it seeks to simplify and evaluate the complexities in local governance practices.

Ease of Living Index (EoLI) 2020 – Population More Than Million – Top 10 Winning Cities

1. Bengaluru
2. Pune
3. Ahmedabad
4. Chennai
5. Surat
6. Navi Mumbai
7. Coimbatore
8. Vadodara
9. Indore
10. Greater Mumbai

Ease of Living Index (EoLI) 2020 – Population Less Than Million – Top 10 Winning Cities

1. Shimla
2. Bhubaneshwar
3. Silvassa
4. Kakinada
5. Salem
6. Vellore
7. Gandhinagar
8. Gurugram
9. Davangere
10. Tiruchirapalli

Navi Mumbai will be one of the hosting cities, besides Ahmedabad and Bhubaneswar, for the Women’s Asian Cup 2022.

As Navi Mumbai’s active Covid-19 cases are rising, both the municipal corporations have strictly ordered residents not to celebrate Holi publicly, and also to avoid personal celebrations, if possible.

Exclusively crafted offers on food and fashion, along with chances of winning exciting prizes, shopping couldn’t have got any better.

Private hospitals with more than 100 beds have been approved by the central government as covid-19 vaccination centres.

The list contains names of schools located in Belapur and Nerul among other nodes.

Following is the list of illegally run schools in Navi Mumai – 2021

Solapur topped the Citizen Perception Survey, followed by Jodhpur, Chennai and Lucknow.

21 key query points of Citizen Perception Survey 2020:

Indore topped the ‘Municipal Performance Index’, under the “million-plus population” category, and New Delhi MC topped in the “less than million population” category.

NMMC’s score in Municipal Performance Index 2020

List of Top 10 Municipal Corporations in Municipal Performance Index (MPI) 2020

Municipal Performance Index 2020 – Million-Plus Population Category Winners

Municipal Performance Index 2020 – Population Less than Million Category Winners

The Municipal Performance Index 2020 (MPI) – Salient Features & Verticals Covered

Dropping down from an earlier ranking of 2 in 2018, Navi Mumbai ranked 6th this year, under the “population more than million” category, with Bengaluru topping the list as first most livable city in the country.

What is Ease of Living Index (EoLI) and Municipal Performance Index (MPI)

Ease of Living Index (EoLI) 2020 – Population More Than Million – Top 10 Winning Cities

Ease of Living Index (EoLI) 2020 – Population Less Than Million – Top 10 Winning Cities

Dropping down from an earlier ranking of 2 in 2018, Navi Mumbai ranked 6^th this year, under the “population more than million” category, with Bengaluru topping the list as first most livable city in the country.