Chief Minister credits Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visionary leadership and guidance for Bihar’s progress in cleanliness and urban infrastructure
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Patna has received the recognition of ‘State’s First Clean City’ in the 10th edition of Swachh Survekshan.
The honour was presented to Patna by President Droupadi Murmu, making it a special moment of pride.
Under the visionary leadership and guidance of the Prime Minister, Bihar continues to achieve new milestones in development, cleanliness and urban infrastructure.
The Chief Minister congratulated the residents of Patna, councillors and officials of the Patna Municipal Corporation, and sanitation workers.
The state government is committed to making all cities in Bihar clean, beautiful, modern and developed.
Patna, November 2026: Chief Minister Samrat Choudhary expressed happiness over Patna receiving the recognition of ‘State’s First Clean City’ in the 10th edition of Swachh Survekshan (2025-26), describing it as a proud achievement for Bihar. He said that receiving the honour from President Droupadi Murmu was a special moment of joy and pride for the city.
The Chief Minister expressed his gratitude to Prime Minister Narendra Modi for his continuous guidance and support towards the development of Bihar. He said that under the Prime Minister’s visionary leadership and guidance, Bihar was consistently achieving new milestones in development, cleanliness and urban infrastructure. With the support of the Central Government, the pace of development in the state was being accelerated further.
Congratulating all the residents of Patna, councillors and officials of the Patna Municipal Corporation, and particularly the sanitation workers, on the city receiving the ‘State’s First Clean City’ honour, the Chief Minister said the recognition was the result of collective efforts, public participation and growing awareness about cleanliness. He emphasised the significant contribution of sanitation workers through their hard work, dedication and commitment.
The Chief Minister said cleanliness was not merely a campaign but the foundation for building a healthy and developed society. His government was committed to making all cities in Bihar clean, beautiful, well-organised, modern and developed.
He added that urban local bodies would be further strengthened and active public participation ensured to achieve this objective.
Expressing confidence that Patna’s achievement would inspire other cities in the state, the Chief Minister said that collective efforts would help Bihar reach new heights in cleanliness and urban development.
