Indore:  Today, Mitra Indirabai Adiwal was also honoured in Delhi. She is 50 years old and lives in North Kamathipura. People in the region, including corporate authorities, in Indore, are likewise convinced of sweeper Indra Adiwal's job. You'll be astonished to learn that Indra gets up at 3 a.m. every day to clean five lanes of Narayanbagh at 4 a.m., as well as make rangoli on the roadways to beautify them.

For the past four years, she has been doing this. Indra completed her duty well last Friday as well, arriving in Delhi to receive the award as advised by the corporation officials. The prize was given to her today. Let me inform you that Indra is the first sweeper in the city to attend the ceremony, along with officials from the municipal government who have received the Swachh Survekshan and two other awards at Vigyan Bhawan in Delhi. Making rangoli is a pastime for her, who imports colour to make rangoli at her own expense. She said that she washes the streets first and then creates rangoli in the area.

She had also made rangoli for Diwali, and it was already 7 p.m. when he finished. On the other hand, while accepting the Swachh Survekshan award for Indore, he claims that the new Indore is establishing new records with the support of corporation employees, sweepers, and ordinary people. Tell everyone that Indra's husband died in 2003, and when he was alive, he used to brag about how hard he worked. However, Indra's spouse was not there when she got the prize today. "If dad were living now, he would have been quite pleased with my success," Indra adds.

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