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No Menstrual Hygiene Products At Schools Causes Girls' Absenteeism: Report
A report on menstrual hygiene management in India released on Monday found that girls are "fearful" of using school toilets during menstruation owing to lack of water, soap, sanitation and due to missing doors.
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PM Hails Bindeshwar Pathak For Invaluable Contribution In Field Of Cleanliness
"The demise of Bindeshwar ji, the Sulabh International founder who was simple and polite, is an irreparable loss," the Prime Minister said.
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Sulabh Founder Bindeshwar Pathak, Sanitation Pioneer, Dies At Delhi Hospital
Social activist and founder of 'Sulabh International' Bindeshwar Pathak, who campaigned extensively to alleviate the plight of manual scavengers, died at a Delhi hospital on Tuesday.
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Priyanka Gandhi Writes To Yogi Adityanath, Demands CBI Probe In Journalist Death
Congress leader Priyanka Gandhi Vadra on Tuesday wrote to Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath to demand a CBI probe into the "mysterious" death of a journalist who had recently reported on the liquor mafia.
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"Paid No Heed To His Fears": Editors Guild To UP Cops On Journalist Death
The Editors Guild of India today expressed shock at the "cavalier manner" in which Uttar Pradesh police is treating the death of TV journalist Sulabh Srivastava.
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UP Journalist's Wife Claims Murder After His Death Following Mafia Threat
A television journalist based in Uttar Pradesh's Pratapgarh district - who reported on liquor mafias in the area and wrote to the police to say he felt threatened - died Sunday night in what the police have called a "motorcycle accident"
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Usha Chaumar's Journey From Manual Scavenger To Padma Shri Awardee
Once a manual scavenger, Usha Chaumar from Alwar has won the Padma Shri award this year, inspiring one and all with her journey full of adversity, where she emerged as a winner.
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On World Toilet Day, A New Machine Aims To End India's Sewer Death Shame
Hundreds of "manual scavengers" die each year cleaning out sewers in cities across India but a machine unveiled for Monday's World Toilet Day could help to end that tragic record.
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Hope Machine To End Woes Of Manual Scavengers Involved In Cleaning Sewer
Hundreds of "manual scavengers" die each year cleaning out sewers in cities across India, but a machine unveiled on World Toilet Day today could help to end that tragic record. Thousands of people, especially below poverty line, are employed in one of the world's dirtiest jobs unclogging human waste from underground pipes.
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Sulabh To Make Safe, Low Cost Drinking Water From Contaminated In Bihar
An innovative project that aims at making contaminated water from rivers and ponds safe for drinking and promises to make the same available to the people at 50 paisa per litre was launched today by social organisation Sulabh International.
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Rajasthan Village To Be Named After Trump? Government Says No Proposal
A village in Rajasthan's Mewat region will be named after US President Donald Trump, a top Indian sociologist and social worker has said, prompting the state government to rule out any such plan.
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Indian Village To Be Named After Donald Trump, Says Sulabh International Chief
In an effort to further India-US relationship, top Indian sociologist and social worker said that an Indian village will be named after US President Donald Trump. The village is being developed in Mewat region of Rajasthan.
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Sulabh Comes To Aid Of Man Who Walked 10 Km With Wife's Body
Dana Majhi, who walked 10-km carrying his wife's body on his shoulder in Odisha's Kalahandi district triggering a national uproar, today received a one time assistance of Rs 5 lakh from Sulabh International.
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Vrindavan Widows, Outcasts Tie Rakhi To Priests
In a one-of-its-kind event, hundreds of widows from Vrindavan and liberated manual scavenger women on Wednesday publicly tied Rakhi to 50 upper caste sages, Sanskrit scholars and priests at the century-old Gopinath temple in Vrindavan.
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Sulabh International Founder Asks NRIs To Invest In Toilets In India
India could become open defecation free by 2019 if the nearly 2 crore non-resident Indians (NRIs) each contributes to building six toilets over a span of three years, the founder of Sulabh International said today.
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No Menstrual Hygiene Products At Schools Causes Girls' Absenteeism: Report
A report on menstrual hygiene management in India released on Monday found that girls are "fearful" of using school toilets during menstruation owing to lack of water, soap, sanitation and due to missing doors.
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PM Hails Bindeshwar Pathak For Invaluable Contribution In Field Of Cleanliness
"The demise of Bindeshwar ji, the Sulabh International founder who was simple and polite, is an irreparable loss," the Prime Minister said.
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Sulabh Founder Bindeshwar Pathak, Sanitation Pioneer, Dies At Delhi Hospital
Social activist and founder of 'Sulabh International' Bindeshwar Pathak, who campaigned extensively to alleviate the plight of manual scavengers, died at a Delhi hospital on Tuesday.
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Priyanka Gandhi Writes To Yogi Adityanath, Demands CBI Probe In Journalist Death
Congress leader Priyanka Gandhi Vadra on Tuesday wrote to Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath to demand a CBI probe into the "mysterious" death of a journalist who had recently reported on the liquor mafia.
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"Paid No Heed To His Fears": Editors Guild To UP Cops On Journalist Death
The Editors Guild of India today expressed shock at the "cavalier manner" in which Uttar Pradesh police is treating the death of TV journalist Sulabh Srivastava.
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UP Journalist's Wife Claims Murder After His Death Following Mafia Threat
A television journalist based in Uttar Pradesh's Pratapgarh district - who reported on liquor mafias in the area and wrote to the police to say he felt threatened - died Sunday night in what the police have called a "motorcycle accident"
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Usha Chaumar's Journey From Manual Scavenger To Padma Shri Awardee
Once a manual scavenger, Usha Chaumar from Alwar has won the Padma Shri award this year, inspiring one and all with her journey full of adversity, where she emerged as a winner.
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On World Toilet Day, A New Machine Aims To End India's Sewer Death Shame
Hundreds of "manual scavengers" die each year cleaning out sewers in cities across India but a machine unveiled for Monday's World Toilet Day could help to end that tragic record.
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Hope Machine To End Woes Of Manual Scavengers Involved In Cleaning Sewer
Hundreds of "manual scavengers" die each year cleaning out sewers in cities across India, but a machine unveiled on World Toilet Day today could help to end that tragic record. Thousands of people, especially below poverty line, are employed in one of the world's dirtiest jobs unclogging human waste from underground pipes.
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Sulabh To Make Safe, Low Cost Drinking Water From Contaminated In Bihar
An innovative project that aims at making contaminated water from rivers and ponds safe for drinking and promises to make the same available to the people at 50 paisa per litre was launched today by social organisation Sulabh International.
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Rajasthan Village To Be Named After Trump? Government Says No Proposal
A village in Rajasthan's Mewat region will be named after US President Donald Trump, a top Indian sociologist and social worker has said, prompting the state government to rule out any such plan.
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Indian Village To Be Named After Donald Trump, Says Sulabh International Chief
In an effort to further India-US relationship, top Indian sociologist and social worker said that an Indian village will be named after US President Donald Trump. The village is being developed in Mewat region of Rajasthan.
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Sulabh Comes To Aid Of Man Who Walked 10 Km With Wife's Body
Dana Majhi, who walked 10-km carrying his wife's body on his shoulder in Odisha's Kalahandi district triggering a national uproar, today received a one time assistance of Rs 5 lakh from Sulabh International.
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Vrindavan Widows, Outcasts Tie Rakhi To Priests
In a one-of-its-kind event, hundreds of widows from Vrindavan and liberated manual scavenger women on Wednesday publicly tied Rakhi to 50 upper caste sages, Sanskrit scholars and priests at the century-old Gopinath temple in Vrindavan.
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Sulabh International Founder Asks NRIs To Invest In Toilets In India
India could become open defecation free by 2019 if the nearly 2 crore non-resident Indians (NRIs) each contributes to building six toilets over a span of three years, the founder of Sulabh International said today.
