SIR begins in Delhi, Maharashtra, Karnataka & more: What if your house is locked? Key FAQs answered
The Swachh Survekshan Rankings, or SIR, have begun in several states including Delhi, Maharashtra, and Karnataka. The rankings aim to evaluate the cleanliness and sanitation of cities across India. Residents are advised to keep their homes open for inspection to avoid penalties.
- ▪The SIR rankings are conducted annually to assess the cleanliness of cities in India.
- ▪House owners are required to keep their homes open for inspection during the SIR survey.
- ▪Failure to comply may result in penalties for the residents.
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