B'luru, Shimla 'most liveable' I Delhi at spot 13

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Updated At : 12:24 PM Mar 05, 2021 IST

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-Performance parameters: Governance, social, physical and economic infra

-Bengaluru adjudged the ‘most liveable’ among 111 cities in India, followed by Pune, Ahmedabad, Chennai

-In the ‘million-plus population’ category, Delhi at 13th spot , Srinagar at the bottom

-Shimla tops category of cities with ‘population less than a million’, followed by Bhubaneshwar and Silvassa

-Muzaffarpur at the bottom of the list of 62 cities in ‘less than million population’ category

-Ghaziabad and Meerut figure at 30th and 36th spot in ‘million-plus population’ category

-Allahabad at 32nd position, followed by Patna (33); Faridabad ranked 40th in this category

-Ranked fifth in 2018, Chandigarh slips to 29th place; Indore tops ‘Municipal Performance Index’

New Delhi Municipal Council tops in ‘less than million’ population category -PTI

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