Of the total 679 districts in India, 149 have already turned open defecation free (ODF) as per the latest government figures and by end of this...
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...
As part of the Swachh Bharat Abhiyan, the government has constructed around 4.3 crore toilets in India out of the 11.1 crore toilets needed to make...
The Ministry of Urban Development, through the campaign, will make citizens aware about how to locate the nearest public toilet on Google maps and also review...
Raisen district in Madhya Pradesh is fighting to attain the tag of open defecation, it has imposed a fine of Rs 50 lakh
The Karnataka State Reserve Police will cover 12 places in 15 days across Karnataka on bicycles to urge people to build toilets, reduce plastic consumption, plant...
The deadline for all the 7 Union Territories of India to achieve a status of Open Defecation Free (ODF) is set for March 2018
Mumbai goes open defecation free (ODF), some are surprised and others express doubts
By October 2017, the government has set a target to make urban areas of 8 states - Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, Chhattisgarh, Jharkhand, Kerala, Telangana, Andhra Pradesh,...
State PHE and Water Supply Minister Minister Bamang Felix has sought support from Sulabh International to make Arunachal Pradesh open defecation free
Two districts of Bihar, Sitamarhi and Rohtas are on the verge of becoming open defecation free and the state government is likely to officially declare both...
To discourage the practice open defecation during the massive rath yatra, the Pandharpur Municipal Council constructed 23 toilet complexes across the town which have nearly 3,000...
