School children in Assam contribute to the maintenance of sanitation in the state by investing their time in teaching about cleanliness to their neighbours and other members of the community ...
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The rural areas of Assam will become open defecation free (ODF) by December 31 this year as 98 per cent of the target have already been achieved, said the secretary to the union ministry of Drinking Water and Sanitation ...
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A total of 331 villages of 62 panchayats became open defecation free after the construction of 84,614 individual household latrines (IHHLs) under the Swachh Bharat Mission(Grameen) costing around Rs. 101 crore, says the Deputy Commissioner of Hailakandi, Adil Khan ...
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Improvement of sanitation facilities in rural areas has made Northeast India one of the best performing regions in the Swachh Bharat Abhiyan, though the urban performance is yet to reach the scale of success witnessed by rural Northeast India ...
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The Kahilipara-Dakhingaon Don Bosco road in Assam’s largest city Guwahati will be built using waste plastic announced Public Works Department minister Himanta Biswa Sarma ...
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Guwahati Municipal Corporation has decided to make Uzan Bazar and Kachari Ghat markets plastic-free zones ...
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The Chief Minister appealed to people across the state and urged them to do their bit towards building a pollution free Assam ...
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The gram panchayat, which hosts more than 400 families, also boasts a plastic free environment and household level composting ...
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‘Mission Sambhab’ launched in Assam in a bid to give every individual their basic right – a toilet. The motto of the initiative is to make Assam ODF by the end of this year ...
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A monthly stipend of ₹600 will be provided to girls between 12 to 20 years of age to purchase hygienic sanitary products ...
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The Guwahati Municipal Corporation’s efforts to improve its ranking in Swachh Survekshan 2018 is compelling the civic body to make citizens aware of its efforts to improve sanitation and waste management in the city ...
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The Jorhat administration is asking its residents to come forward and donate a toilet to those families who defecate in open and who cannot afford to build a toilet. A whooping 256 toilets have been donated in last seven months ...
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