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Live Updates: Amitabh Bachchan Launches Season 5 Of NDTV-Dettol Banega Swachh India
In its fifth season NDTV-Dettol Banega Swachh India will focus on children as agents of change, who can inspire and motivate others to do the needful for a cleaner and healthier India. Children as agents of change will help drive the Swachh Agenda of Sanitation, Wash, Air Pollution, Cleanliness, Health And Hygiene.
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Over 1 Crore Hours Pledged At Cleanathon With Amitabh Bachchan
During its second leg, Dettol-NDTV Banega Swachh India will focus on devising & implementing 'behaviour change communication models'. We are also building a first of its kind Hygiene Index which will measure various parameters of hygiene in a village/city/state to understand the progress that has been made and the scope of further improvement. We w...
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Unfortunate That People Still Defecate In Public: Supreme Court
It's "unfortunate" that even after a century of Mahatma Gandhi's movement against unhealthy practice of defecating in public, India is yet to get rid of the menace, the Supreme Court today said.
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He Built a Toilet For His Daughter-in-Law. A Village Was Inspired
For Sunita Bai, a walk to the fields every morning to go the toilet was as much a struggle as an embarrassment. This August, the 26-year-old, who suffers from polio, managed to convince her father-in-law, a poor landless labourer, to build a toilet at their home.
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Live Updates: Amitabh Bachchan Launches Season 5 Of NDTV-Dettol Banega Swachh India
In its fifth season NDTV-Dettol Banega Swachh India will focus on children as agents of change, who can inspire and motivate others to do the needful for a cleaner and healthier India. Children as agents of change will help drive the Swachh Agenda of Sanitation, Wash, Air Pollution, Cleanliness, Health And Hygiene.
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Over 1 Crore Hours Pledged At Cleanathon With Amitabh Bachchan
During its second leg, Dettol-NDTV Banega Swachh India will focus on devising & implementing 'behaviour change communication models'. We are also building a first of its kind Hygiene Index which will measure various parameters of hygiene in a village/city/state to understand the progress that has been made and the scope of further improvement. We w...
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Unfortunate That People Still Defecate In Public: Supreme Court
It's "unfortunate" that even after a century of Mahatma Gandhi's movement against unhealthy practice of defecating in public, India is yet to get rid of the menace, the Supreme Court today said.
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He Built a Toilet For His Daughter-in-Law. A Village Was Inspired
For Sunita Bai, a walk to the fields every morning to go the toilet was as much a struggle as an embarrassment. This August, the 26-year-old, who suffers from polio, managed to convince her father-in-law, a poor landless labourer, to build a toilet at their home.
