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3 Mar 2024

Bison Resorts, Madhai, In Madhya Pradesh Obtains First Five Swachhata Green Leaf Rating Certificate Of Recognition


In a major move to revolutionize sanitation practices in India's burgeoning tourism industry, the Department of Drinking Water & Sanitation (DDWS), Ministry of Jal Shakti, in collaboration with the Ministry of Tourism, has introduced the Swachhata Green Leaf Rating (SGLR) initiative. 


This visionary program aligns with Prime Minister Narendra Modi's emphasis on providing world-class hygiene and sanitation facilities for tourists, marking a crucial step towards cleaner and more sustainable tourism practices. The Union Minister for Jal Shakti, Gajendra Singh Shekhawat exhorted all tourist facilities to enhance aesthetic and sanitation levels at tourist destinations. 


Shekhawat said, “As ambassadors of our country’s hospitality & development, all our tourist facilities should actively involve themselves in enhancing the aesthetic & sanitation levels of our tourist spots”. 

Minister commends Bison Resorts for their dedication to raising sanitation standards


Bison Resorts, Madhai, in the heart of Narmadapuram, Madhya Pradesh has taken the lead by obtaining the first Five Swachhata Green Leaf Rating Certificate of Recognition. This accolade solidifies the resort's commitment to responsible tourism practices and sets a commendable precedent for the industry. Union Minister, Gajendra Singh Shekhawat, acknowledging this milestone achievement on ‘X’, commended Bison Resorts for their dedication to raising sanitation standards.


He said "As ambassadors of our country's hospitality and development, Bison Resorts exemplifies the spirit of responsible tourism. The Swachhata Green Leaf Rating is not just a recognition but a commitment to shaping the future of our tourism industry".


The Secretary, Department of Drinking Water & Sanitation, Ms. Vini Mahajan said “this recognition of Bison Resorts serves as a clarion call for other tourist facilities across all States/UTs to actively involve themselves in enhancing the aesthetic and sanitation levels of tourist spots."


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