- Search results for Public toilets
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 | WHO acknowledges Dharavi's success over fighting the deadly COVID-19 pandemicWHO Director-General Tedros A. Ghebreyesus, at a press conference late on Friday, referred to the achievements made in the Dharavi among other similar examples globally | |
 | 60 percent of women say Indian schools have inadequate facilities to dispose sanitary pads: Annual Menstrual Hygiene SurveyIn workspaces too, 41 percent women felt their office needed better cleanliness and facilities to change and dispose sanitary pads off in toilets | |
 | Meet this 22-year-old differently-abled woman from Pollachi who just won local body electionSaranya Kumari K won by a margin of 37 votes at Aathu Pollachi panchayat polls. Saranya is differently-abled and is a first year MA Tamil Literature student at Government Arts College, Udumalpet | |
 | Union Budget 2019: 95 per cent of all cities are now open-defecation free, says FMSitharaman added that 9.6 crore toilets have been built in 5.6 lakh villages in India | |
 | With Pee Safe women in sports can now avoid urinary tract infections from dirty toilet seats while on tourFounded in April 2017 by Vikas Bagaria and Dheeraj Jain, Co-founder, the idea for Pee Safe was conceived when Srijana, wife of Vikas, suffered from UTI in 2013 during a road trip | |
 | Hear, Hear Ladies! Here's an affordable 'pee' device for you to safely relieve yourselves at public toiletsSanfe is made out of biodegradable cardboard and is minimally priced at Rs 10. It is available on the leading e-commerce stores like Amazon and Flipkart | |
 | Say toodle-oo to dirty loos: Project Sammaan is putting the dignity back in using public toiletsA team from Yale University was also engaged with the project to document it so that their business school can use it as a case study | |
 | Here's why you should NEVER stop your kid from peeing when they want toAuthor Neha Singh's latest book, I Need to Pee tells us why we must not reprimand children when they express their desire to use the loo anywhere, anytime | |
 | These youngsters are making roads safer for Mumbaikars, one sticker at a timeThis group is also involved in other social issues as well, like education, malnutrition, helping the people in need - in hospitals, slum Areas, dumping ground, cleaning public toilets, and more |
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