Sanitation
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Why caste is central to India’s ‘civic sense’ problem
Mohit Nirmender
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Why India’s menstrual health policy should pay more attention to reusable products
Karan Babbar
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Swachh Bharat Mission: Caste and contracts in sanitation work
Aarushie Sharma, York University in Toronto
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Bin free, litter-free, dust-free: How Indore became one of India’s cleanest cities
Asad Warsi Mercy S Samuel
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A decade under Modi: Big push for sanitation and drinking water does not go far enough
Tabassum Barnagarwala
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Watch: Bill Gates visits Sewer Museum in Brussels to explore the history of sewage system
Scroll Staff
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34% districts yet to declare themselves free of manual scavenging
Scroll Staff
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NHRC seeks report from Haryana and Gujarat governments on deaths of seven sanitation workers
Scroll Staff
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Only one conviction for unsafe sewer cleaning, Centre tells Parliament panel
Scroll Staff
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Fact check: Centre claims 97% schools have hand-washing facilities and girls’ toilets. Is that true?
Nidhi Jacob, Factchecker.in
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Eco India: Why India's status as 'open defecation free' is far from the truth
Scroll Staff
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Eco India, Episode 186: Cities are struggling to cope with the growing waste. How can we fix this?
Scroll Staff
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Watch: Crow picks up garbage from the pavement and throws it into adjacent dustbin
Scroll Staff
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Eco India: How old municipal buses have become a sustainable sanitation solution for women in Pune
Scroll Staff
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Eco India, Episode 63: Why ensuring an equitable future means addressing the basic needs of women
Scroll Staff
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Delhi: Sanitation worker dies while cleaning sewer in Shahdara, another in critical condition
Scroll Staff
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India and China are alike in one other way – their toilet revolutions have been incomplete
Deljana Iossifova, Purva Dewoolkar, Youcao Ren, The Conversation
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Watch: Pune sanitation worker uses Bollywood tunes to spread the message of cleanliness
Scroll Staff
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Instead of making hollow claims, the Modi government should learn about sanitation from Bangladesh
Omair Ahmad
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Nearly 1.4 billion people worldwide lack access to toilets. Can innovation solve the problem?
Inga Vesper