Banega Swasth India Teachers' Awards 2026 honour the nation‑builders: teachers. Their exemplary work in sanitation, hygiene, health awareness, and social impact turns classrooms into catalysts for lasting change. The awards recognises the ones who never asked for applause, the ones who built a healthier India, one child, one habit, one classroom at a time.
Tsering Wangmo upgraded toilets and daily hygiene at TDM Ladakh Model School, Gonpa–Leh.
He upgraded girls’ sanitation and menstrual support with pad machines, and student clubs at Delhi's Sulabh School Sanitation club.
He boosted toilet upkeep and waste habits via student groups, parents, and local bodies in Tamil Nadu.
He inked chess to plastic pollution and led beach clean-ups with students and locals in Andaman & Nicobar.
She made handwashing, toilet use, and litter disposal daily habits through demos and peer reminders in Manipur.
She built a rural Rajasthan school and an “Ijjat Ghar” toilet for girls’ safe sanitation and dignity.
He added classrooms, toilets, and handwashing stations in Uttarakhand, lifting attendance and hygiene sharply.
He rolled out hygiene guidance, check-ups, deworming, yoga, and tree planting across a Uttarakhand school campus.
She fought menstrual stigma and waste via counseling, fundraising, and student cleaning drives in Sikkim.
He restored water and sanitation in Odisha with solar purification, handwashing stations, and three toilets.
She led student campaigns on handwashing, menstrual health, disease prevention, and waste at Chitkara International School.
She turned 1,000+ learners into cleanliness ambassadors with monitors and community-backed soap and dustbin habits.
She introduced hygiene education, a sanitizer stand, and a pad incinerator for adolescent health in a Govt. HSSS.
She made cleanliness a village duty, converting school waste into manure for a women’s self-help group.
She broke menstrual stigma with talks, student groups, and pad distribution to keep girls in school.
She used Mizo hygiene books and Eco Club routines to spread school-to-home cleanliness in Mizoram.
She launched a menstrual club, pad bank, incinerator, and birthday soap gifts for accessible, collaborative hygiene.
Minister of Tourism and Higher Education, Nagaland
Public Health Specialist and Environmentalist
Founder & CEO, Gramalaya
EVP, Kumudam Publications Pvt. Ltd.
COO, IILM University
Managing Director, Sesame Workshop India
Mission Director, Atal Innovation Mission (AIM)
Founder & Managing Editor, India CSR
Founder & CEO , IHW Council
CEO, Yuva Unstoppable
Marketing Director, Hygiene, South Asia, Reckitt
Regional Marketing Director, Health, South Asia