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Toilet subsidy gives way to incentives in Haryana
Posted on 24 Jul, 2016 09:24 AMIncentives in place of subsidies for toilet construction in Haryana
Haryana government has decided to replace subsidy culture for toilet construction with incentives to encourage people to take ownership of th
Mumbai's dabbawallas to spread 'Swachh' message
Posted on 17 Jul, 2016 09:40 AMUrban development ministry ties up with dabbawallas to spread sanitation message
Mobile app to lodge sanitation woes in Delhi slums
Posted on 11 Jul, 2016 09:37 AMDelhi slum residents to go high tech with their sanitation complaints
Slum dwellers in the national capital will soon be able to lodge complaints related to community toilets using a mobile app.
A long way to go before total sanitation
Posted on 01 Jul, 2016 04:09 PMOnly 16 out of India's 677 districts open defecation free
Swachh Bharat in reserve forests, tourist spots
Posted on 26 Jun, 2016 08:42 PMCleaning of 10 reserve forests and tourist spots to be taken up under Swachh Bharat Mission
Transgenders face ridicule at public toilets: Survey
Posted on 19 Jun, 2016 08:00 PMNGO survey says transgenders face harassment at Mumbai public toilets
A year-long study conducted by the NGO Pukar has revealed the ridicule and harassment the transgender community faces everyday while trying to access public toilets in Mumb
Upkeep of public toilets to be outsourced in North Delhi
Posted on 12 Jun, 2016 02:22 PMNDMC to outsource public toilet upkeep
Mahila Milan's toilets stand out in Wadala
Posted on 07 Jun, 2016 09:27 AMMahila Milan collective seeks to ensure proper housing and sanitation in Mumbai slums
Leaders of Mahila Milan collective in Mumbai understand the importance good sanitation and have taken it upon themselves to ensure that women in slums have a hy
Breaking the silence: World Menstrual Hygiene Day
Posted on 30 May, 2016 08:43 PMWorld Menstrual Hygiene Day - May 28
Aimed at breaking myths and taboos surrounding menstruation, May 28 is celebrated as Menstrual Hygiene Day across the world.
Towards a trash-free period
Posted on 27 May, 2016 08:11 PMFor centuries, women have fashioned receptacles from locally available absorbants to soak up menstrual discharge. Softened papyrus was used by women in ancient Egypt, while in other parts, materials like wool, paper, vegetable fiber, grass, animal skin, and moss were used to create makeshift tampons and pads [1].