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Ramps, Wheelchair Areas: Proposed Changes To Transport Systems For Disabled
A draft framework has proposed sweeping changes to transport systems to make them more accessible for persons with disabilities, including mandatory wheelchair space, step-free toilets at stations, level boarding ramps, and trained staff.
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National Green Tribunal For Construction Of Toilets In Authorised Colonies
The National Green Tribunal has directed Delhi's municipal corporations to submit a list of all unauthorised colonies in the city where there is a shortage of toilets and people as a result indulge in open defecation.
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From April, Pay And Use Toilets In South Delhi Hotels And Restaurants
The South Delhi Municipal Corporation has initiated steps to make toilets in hotels and restaurants accessible to the general public as part of efforts to boost its 'Swachh Bharat' campaign.
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India Matters: Demanding Toilets
There is a demand for toilets, yet, as the UN points out, more people have access to mobiles than toilets. The reason is unlike toilets, mobiles are cheap and user ready with back end infrastructure.
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Ramps, Wheelchair Areas: Proposed Changes To Transport Systems For Disabled
A draft framework has proposed sweeping changes to transport systems to make them more accessible for persons with disabilities, including mandatory wheelchair space, step-free toilets at stations, level boarding ramps, and trained staff.
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National Green Tribunal For Construction Of Toilets In Authorised Colonies
The National Green Tribunal has directed Delhi's municipal corporations to submit a list of all unauthorised colonies in the city where there is a shortage of toilets and people as a result indulge in open defecation.
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From April, Pay And Use Toilets In South Delhi Hotels And Restaurants
The South Delhi Municipal Corporation has initiated steps to make toilets in hotels and restaurants accessible to the general public as part of efforts to boost its 'Swachh Bharat' campaign.
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India Matters: Demanding Toilets
There is a demand for toilets, yet, as the UN points out, more people have access to mobiles than toilets. The reason is unlike toilets, mobiles are cheap and user ready with back end infrastructure.
