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 | Toilet Man Jack Sim is all set to open another World Toilet College in IndiaThe World Toilet College's Second World Toilet College in India will be in association with Reckitt Benckiser in Aurangabad | |
 | Why Benny Kuriakose wants young architects to sustainably re-purpose old buildingsEminent Indian architects Dr Benny Kuriakose and Chitra Vishwanath speak about the incorporation of ecology as a major factor in architecture | |
 | Want to become a fellow at Akshaya Patra Foundation? Here's your chanceThe Foundation is inviting applications from innovative social entrepreneurs to participate in social initiatives | |
 | IIT Madras collaborates with CPCL to provide safe drinking water to schools, anganwadis in Nagapattinam villagesIIT Madras will also execute a household level Rainwater Harvesting System at a cost of Rs. 60 lakh and cover around 600 households in the region | |
 | Villagers in Tiruchy resort to crowdsourcing for keeping government schools, Anganwadis aliveThe village has about 220 children, where around 120 go to the government school and nearly 54 children go to the Anganwadi | |
 | #Notwithoutmydog: How dogs helped this Bengaluru pet activist's amputee grandmomSanjana Madappa's Facebook post about her grandmother and her pets is going viral on social media | |
 | Kerala-based design school, Cindrebay brings latest design trends to Tier II citiesKhushboo Agarwal started as a content writer for Cindrebay School of Fashion and Interior Design and now is their Regional Director | |
 | UGC does U-turn on Yoga Day event in same circular: 'Hold event, oh wait, date is past'UGC Circular- Organise event on March 13 to mark 100 days to Yoga Day. *few lines later*. Since March 13 is over, focus on other events | |
 | Rahima Khatun has been liberating rural Muslim women in Bengal for three decades. This is her storyWith women comprising 85% of its board members, Nari-O-Sishu Kalyan Kendra has been working for the cause of vulnerable women and children in southern West Bengal for more than two decades | |
 | How the Arogya Sakhi app is changing the lives of women in rural MaharashtraNaseem Shaikh of Swayam Shikshan Prayog is using mobile technology to transform the lives of women in rural Maharashtra | |
 | I was hoping for Hollywood, but settled for Bollywood: Pad Man ArunachalamArunachalam Muruganantham says that he wasn't keen on a Tamil adaption because it would have only spread the message to a small audience and the issue was a global one | |
 | This 24-year-old is building the world's cheapest toilets in the remotest regions of IndiaThis social entrepreneur from Gujarat is coming up with innovative ways of waste recycling and is building toilets using this waste | |
 | Bare it in Bihar: Teachers miffed over duty to monitor, photograph people defecating in the openBihar is quite focused on achieving an open defecation free status impacted by the idea of NaMo's Swachh Bharat Abhiyan and CM Nitish Kumar's Seven Resolves | |
 | I have to be careful: Sudha Murty on writing about mythology in today's IndiaSudha Murty has held her own and made her mark as a philanthropist, teacher and an author over the years. She speaks about books, movies and languages
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 | Meet Saleha Khan, a 17-year-old who convinces parents in Mumbai slums to send their girls to schoolSaleha has been at the forefront of a unique child-led campaign, WASH4Life, where she has strongly advocated for the resolution of water and sanitation issues in her community |
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