Ambika Singh

23-year-old Sumit Pandit’s unique gift for those who construct toilets in their households include free haircuts and beard trimmings

In Maharashtra’s Malegaon, improved sanitation status has ensured that the city is comfortably moving towards becoming diarrhoea free

Today, Aravalli Biodiverse Park has more than 1.2 lakh trees and has recorded 182 species in the park, this has been possible because of the efforts of 'IAmGurgoan'

Meet Peepal Baba, a man who has been planting trees from past 40 years and has planted over 20 million trees across India so far

Aravalli, the oldest mountain range, which for years had insulated the national capital from desert winds and provided the much needed green cover has been dying a slow death for many years but a social organisation, Save Aravali, is fighting for its survival

Know how Water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) education can decrease the disease burden from India and how the young guns can help our country become completely swachh

Story of Sarfaraz from Varanasi who was suffering from chronic diarrhoea and how his life got changed after his school adopted hygiene curriculum

NDTV travelled to Bihar's famous medical hub - Darbhanaga Medical College to assess the impact of the Swachh Bharat Abhiyan

In a bid to fight sanitation crisis, the Ministry of Urban Development launched a service in which Delhiites will be able to review the cleanliness standards of public toilets through Google Toilet Locator

Hygiene Index developed in support of the Central Government’s Swachh Bharat Mission by Reckitt & Benckiser and Ernst & Young, assesses the performance of Indian cities in the water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) sectors

An important pilgrimage destination for Hindus and part of the Char Dham pilgrimage, the Jagannath Temple is famous for its annual Rath Yatra. The temple attracts over 2.5 million devotees every year. To preserve its glory, the government wishes to clean it up.

The Taj Mahal has been identified as one of the iconic locations for observing international standards of cleanliness under the Swachh Bharat Mission.

Lack of information, compounded by the lack of infrastructure, leads to major hygiene-related issues. India accounts for 27% of the world’s cervical cancer deaths, which is almost twice the global average, according to World Health Organization data. Many doctors studying the disease say poor menstrual hygiene is partly to blame.

Sangam Vihar is one of India’s largest unauthorized colonies, with a population of nearly two million, and has existed for more than four decades now. It is woefully lacking in civic amenities and a proper drainage system.