Swachh Bharat

Sindhudurg, a district in Maharashtra, recently underwent a sanitation survey and was declared one of the cleanest districts in the country.

T.Venkaiah, was recently recognized as one of India's most dedicated workers for his efforts in keeping his neighbourhood spotless and for educating the masses on garbage segregation.

Palak Gaur, a 19-year-old resident of Kanpur has decided to improve the sanitation facilities in her village single-handedly. This is how she is doing it.

The new Swachch Bharat campaign video #Don'tLetHerGo is here to spread the message that cleanliness is equal to godliness.

Shajapur district in Madhya Pradesh has found its very own Swachh Bharat crusader in local school teacher, Rajkumar Parmar. Parmar, 30, has helped build as many as 1824 toilets in villages across his district.

An innovative toilet design that goes hand-in-hand with cleanliness and the environment, designed by a tenth semester student from Manipal University

Everyone knows the mantra for saving our environment from further degradation is – 'Reduce, Reuse and Recycle.' But for many people, although reduce and reuse are easy enough to practice, recycling is difficult. Pom Pom was established just to take care of this problem.

A Tamil Nadu start-up has the solution for landfills – it segregates waste, creates an alternative fuel for industries and ensures reclamation of land.

In Coimbatore City, people from all walks of life are coming together to build toilets in every household. The City is on a construct-a-thon to make itself open defecation free.

Free your house and neighbourhood from the menace of growing waste with these apps that have revolutionised waste management in India.