Sanitation

Motivated by their children, locals NGOs and architect Tallulah D’Silva, residents of Carambolim village are equipping their homes with EcoLoos.

In recent years, awareness of waste sanitation in India has heightened thanks to organisations such as Eco Femme and individuals including Arunachalam Muruganantham aka India's 'Menstrual Man.'

If you're unhappy with your visit to a public restroom, you could soon be able to give instant feedback directly to the government.

In his latest blog entry, Bill Gates says 'Indian is winning the war on human waste' and praises the nation's efforts towards making a cleaner India.

The quest to make India open-defecation-free continues. An organisation is contributing to the drive by offering a unique and sustainable solution in Rajasthan’s villages — EcoSan toilets.

People have hailed the actor for broaching such a sensitive subject with grace.

The programme 'Koosu' was announced in the Kalaburgi district to focus on and ensure the availability of toilets to pregnant women.

With this move, the airport ends up saving about 1 lakh litres of water every day.

The South Delhi Municipal Corporation is hoping that this move will inspire other cities and regions to follow suit.

When funds ran out, Kajal Roy from Chhattisgarh’s Jashpur district took it upon herself to make her village open defecation free.