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The growing population create problem of solid waste management (SWM) is a major challenge for Indian cities and villages. We are thinking about to keeping our Pune city clean but have we ever thought about the wastes in the land filling area of the city. Our aim is reduction, recycling and reuse of the waste; to make cities clean. The study is all about the growth of solid waste management (SWM) in different part of the Pune city. Pune city have some policy and program to be adopted by the municipal corporation in managing solid wastes. There are cities which are successfully converting the solid waste into compost, vermicomposting, Biogas, RDF (Refused Derived Fuel), etc.,we need to learn their process to be replicated in each cities of India. Solid waste management includes all the activities and actions which required to manage waste from its collection to it's final disposal. This includes the collection, transport, treatment and disposal of waste. The main and important aim of waste management is to minimize the effect of waste product and hazards to the environment. Effective waste management is quite expensive, usually comprising 20%-50% of municipal budget. With rapid urbanisation, industrialization and an explosion of population in Pune , solid waste management will be a key challenge for governments and local municipal bodies in future. The "SWACHH BHARAT ABHIYAAN" (clean India mission) was created to tackle theses issue's which are mainly related to waste management, cleanliness and sanitation on a national level.