Chandigarh, Aug. 24 -- Haryana chief minister Nayab Singh Saini has said that a "Swachta Ranking" of all the cities of the state will be launched soon on the lines of Centre's "Swachh Survekshan" with the goal of making the state cleaner, greener, and more beautiful. The chief minister said that the cities performing the best in cleanliness will be honoured. Presiding over a cleanliness review meeting with senior state government officers, including additional deputy commissioners from all districts, municipal corporation commissioners, and chief medical officers (CMOs), Saini urged the officers to work together as "Team Haryana" to build a new and better Haryana. The deputy commissioners (DC) joined the meeting through video conferencing. Earlier, Saini inaugurated the newly constructed building of the Swarna Jayanti Haryana Institute for fiscal management in Panchkula. Urban local bodies minister Vipul Goel, public works minister Ranbir Gangwa, and health and family welfare minister Arti Singh Rao were also present in the meeting. Regarding the problem of stray cattle in the cities, the chief minister directed that not a single stray cattle should remain on the roads. The health minister Arti Singh Rao said that renovation and beautification work is underway in civil hospitals to create a more welcoming environment for patients. Haryana chief minister Nayab Singh Saini on Saturday handed over fodder grant cheques of over Rs.7 crore to managers of 67 gaushalas located in the Fatehabad district, saying that a total Rs.89 crore is being released as fodder grant to 605 gaushalas of the state. Saini said that along with financial aid for fodder, gaushalas are also being supported to become self-reliant by providing machinery as per demand. The chief minister said that 800 e-rickshaws will be given to gaushalas, and the procurement process is underway....