Welcome to New Indore

Unmatched Cleanliness Excellence

Indore has achieved the remarkable feat of being crowned India's cleanest city for eight consecutive years, from 2017 to 2025. This unprecedented success in the Swachh Survekshan survey reflects our city's unwavering commitment to cleanliness and sustainable urban development.

Even when competing in the special "Super Swachh League" category created for consistently top-performing cities, Indore maintained its leadership position, showcasing our robust waste management systems and citizen participation.

Historic Rajwada Palace

The magnificent Rajwada, a seven-story palace built by the Holkar dynasty, showcases a perfect blend of Marathi, Mughal, and French architectural styles. This historic landmark serves as the cultural heart of Indore.

Located strategically near the bustling Sarafa market, Rajwada has witnessed centuries of history and continues to be a focal point for cultural activities, folk dances, music performances, and traditional celebrations.

Home to India's Nightingale

Born on September 28, 1929, in the Wagh Sahib Enclosure of Indore, Lata Mangeshkar's connection to our city runs deep. The legendary singer, who conquered hearts across generations, spent her early years in Indore before her family moved to Maharashtra.

The Madhya Pradesh government has announced the establishment of a Music Academy and Museum in her honor in Indore, along with a statue and the annual Lata Mangeshkar Award to celebrate her legacy.

Her birth house, now a clothing showroom, displays her photograph as a tribute. The city takes immense pride in being the birthplace of the voice that defined Indian music for over seven decades.

Devguradiya: From Dump to Garden

Bioremediation Success - The 100-acre Devguradiya dumping site, which accumulated 15 lakh metric tonnes of legacy waste over decades, has been transformed into a beautiful green space through advanced bioremediation techniques.

Environmental Benefits - This groundbreaking project eliminated odors, reduced disease-causing vectors, and reclaimed valuable urban land. The process used indigenous microorganisms to convert waste into compost without harmful chemicals.

Golf Course Vision - The reclaimed land is being developed into park and recreational facilities, with plans to create golf course-like green spaces that serve the community while maintaining ecological balance.