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Swachh Survekshan form: Here is how to submit feedback

There will be nine questions that a resident is put through and all the questions are on cleanliness.

Swachh Survekshan(Source: Swachh Survekshan website)
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Chandigarh residents can submit their feedback on how clean Chandigarh is. There will be nine questions that a resident is put through and all the questions are on cleanliness.

Here’s how one can fill out the form. One can either click on the link https://sbmurban.org/feedback or scan a given QR code to give the feedback. Then one is greeted by the first page which says Swachh Survekshan 2023 and “get started”. The resident giving the feedback is then asked for his phone number on which he will get an OTP.

Once registered, the resident can select his preferred language and continue. Before one is put through a series of nine questions to answer, the form will ask you for your location: state, district and city in which all three blocks need to be filled with “Chandigarh”. The page will also ask “have you been a resident of this urban bodycity”, the gender and age. Then click “start survey”.

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The nine questions then begin: Is the waste collected daily from your household? Do you segregate waste separately in your household? Are the drains or nallahs in your neighbourhood visibly clean?

The portal will also ask you: Are you aware of the RRR- Reduce, Reuse and Recycle centre in your city? Have you recently used a commuity/public toilet in your city? Are the community/public toilets in the city clean and well-maintained? Are you aware that you can find the nearest toilet on digital maps? How will you rate the overall cleanliness of your neighbourhood? The last and the ninth question is: How will you rate the overall cleanliness of your city?

These last two questions have five options: Very satisfied, satisfied, neutral, unsatisifed and very unsatisfied. And then submit the form.

Hina Rohtaki is a Special Correspondent with The Indian Express, Chandigarh. She covers Chandigarh administration and other cross beats. In this field for over a decade now, she has also received the prestigious Ramnath Goenka Excellence in Journalism Award by the President of India in January 2020. She tweets @HinaRohtaki ... Read More

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