hygiene

India is the worst in child wasting according to a recent Global Hunger Index report. In such a grim scenario, these five small yet effective efforts are bringing a change

Water hyacinth is known to be a major invasive plant that multiplies rapidly, forming a dense layer on the surface of ponds, lakes, and even rivers. The Agriculture Minister of Kerala had proposed a project seeking help from people in finding innovative means of tackling this issue.

#IndianRailways has also recently manufactured its first smoke-free LHB pantry car coach that's equipped with electric hobs, chimneys, deep freezers and RO filters. Check out the pics!

Leaving marks on the skin, SoaPen aims to promote thorough and regular hand-washing with soap among children.

Busy stations in Mumbai, like Sion, use up to 10 litres of acid every month to clean the stains. It takes the railway authorities over 60,000 litres of water and crores of rupees from the budget to clean the stains that are a result of the habits of careless people.

Now that the state begins to rebuild itself, we need to shift our focus. But how? What does Kerala need next?

Under this system, restaurants will be rated on a scale of zero to five stars on several parameters that emphasise hygiene and customer safety.

To reduce common aversion towards public toilets, the unique concept of Loo Cafés was brought to the fore!

By opening up opportunities for a new internship programme dedicated to the Swachh Bharat Abhiyaan started by the Central Government in 2014, the Savitribai Phule Pune University (SPPU) has devised the perfect way to channel the energy and social responsibility of today's youth.

The Railways is not taking any chances with quality control measures.