Jaipur Municipal Corporation has announced a 100-day civic action plan targeting cleanliness, road repairs, illegal dairies and meat shops, stray cattle and the condition of public spaces across the city. The plan includes cleanliness and beautification work at around 500 identified locations and will be implemented through zone-wise targets, according to the civic body’s directions to officials.
Mayor Sunil Kothari and municipal commissioner Om Kasera directed municipal officials to prepare targets for each zone and monitor progress regularly. The programme is intended to improve cleanliness, traffic movement and public spaces, while bringing several civic departments under a coordinated review process.
Repairing major roads is one of the key components of the Jaipur municipal 100-day plan. The source report does not specify the roads to be taken up, the repair budget or the completion schedule for individual projects. These details are expected to be handled through zone-wise planning by the municipal administration.
The civic body also plans to act against illegal dairies and meat shops. The municipal announcement links these activities to the use and condition of public spaces, but it does not provide details on the number of establishments targeted, the enforcement procedure or the penalties that may apply.
Stray and abandoned cattle will form another part of the campaign. The corporation has included cattle-catching measures alongside cleanliness work and road repairs, indicating that the programme will combine public-space management with action affecting traffic movement and neighbourhood conditions.
Ward-level cleanliness festivals are also expected to be made more effective under the plan. Officials have been asked to involve local public representatives and voluntary organisations in these initiatives. The civic body has not disclosed how performance at the 500 locations will be measured or whether ward-level targets will be published for residents.
Progress will be reviewed regularly, with the municipal administration also monitoring coordination between departments. The next operational step is the preparation of zone-wise targets and the beginning of the 100-day programme across the identified locations in Jaipur.
