31 of 32 districts and 490 out of 654 urban local bodies in Tamil Nadu have been declared free from open defecation under Swachh Bharat Mission....
The campaign that will continue till October 2 has roped in 135 workers of NGO Adarsh Seva Samiti who will be raising awareness against open defecation
With rural Punjab’s open defecation free status complete, urban parts of the state to join the ODF list by October
The Gujarat government spent Rs. 2,893 crore on construction of over 32 lakh toilets since 2014 but the officials say that shortages of toilets are expected...
Rural and urban areas in Rajasthan were declared ODF in 2018, but the state will need to ensure all toilets built are actually used by people...
Both the urban and rural areas in Haryana have successfully completed two rounds of third-party verification process with no open defecation cases reported in last one...
Celebs bat for NDTV-Dettol Banega Swachh India campaign that aims at spreading awareness about sanitation, empowering citizens with better hygiene and sanitation facilities across the country,...
On September 19, the Comptroller and Auditor General tabled a report in the state assembly, questioning Gujarat government's claim of being open defecation free
With cleanliness and hygiene becoming growing concerns in the country, India’s most trusted news network NDTV, along with partner Dettol, is back with the fifth season...
The governor congratulated the state administration for its efforts and launched the "Swachhata Hi Seva" campaign for public awareness and involvement of community
When Manilal Rana started the campaign of toilet construction in his village there were 280 toilets, today there are 780 toilets and the village has been...
Slum pockets in 24 wards of Mumbai will get 22,000 multi-storeyed community toilets in the next two years
Over 18,000 individual household toilets and 200 public and community toilets have been built in Jaipur in four years, resulting in the city attaining open defecation...
Patiala will build 20 community toilets this month in three areas of the city and declare itself open defecation free
US Ambassador to India Kenneth I. Juster said US would help the Haryana Government to make the state pollution-free and also commended the state for attaining...
