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In Short
Tirupati Municipal Corporation bags the prestigious Super Swachh League award at Swachh Survekshan 2025–26, marking four consecutive years of national sanitation excellence for the temple city.

President Droupadi Murmu presenting the national ‘Super Swachh League’ award to Minister Narayana, Chief Secretary Suresh Kumar, and Tirupati Municipal Corporation Commissioner M Jayakrishna at Vigyan Bhawan in New Delhi on Wednesday
Tirupati: Bringing major honor to Andhra Pradesh, the Tirupati Municipal Corporation has won the prestigious national-level ‘Super Swachh League’ award in the Swachh Survekshan 2025-26 rankings.
The award was presented by President Droupadi Murmu during a national ceremony held at Vigyan Bhawan in New Delhi on Wednesday. Minister Narayana, Chief Secretary Suresh Kumar, and Tirupati Municipal Corporation Commissioner M Jayakrishna formally received the accolade on behalf of the city administration.
This milestone marks the fourth consecutive year that Tirupati has secured a top-tier national award in the Swachh Survekshan survey, reflecting its sustained excellence in urban sanitation since 2019. Speaking on the occasion, Commissioner M Jayakrishna stated that receiving the honor from the President was a proud and memorable moment for Tirupati. He attributed the achievement to the active cooperation of local residents, the relentless hard work of sanitation workers, and the coordinated efforts of municipal staff.
He urged citizens to maintain their support to keep the temple city clean and green.
The national recognition acknowledged Tirupati’s robust performance across multiple urban cleanliness parameters, including 100 percent door-to-door waste collection, efficient public toilet maintenance, advanced solid waste management, reduction of legacy waste at dumping yards, artistic wall beautification, waste-to-wealth conversion, and structured e-waste collection drives.
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