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Struggle E Sandas A student led initiative to raise public awareness about unavailability of clean public toilets fof women ��

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04/12/2021

We like attention, unlike your poo!

This year marks 152 years of iconic Indian freedom fighter Mahatma Gandhi's birth, a day dedicated by the Indian governm...
03/12/2021

This year marks 152 years of iconic Indian freedom fighter Mahatma Gandhi's birth, a day dedicated by the Indian government to its sanitation goals. Seven years ago, when Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi launched the ambitious Swachh Bharat (Clean India) campaign, he announced October 2, 2019, as the day India will be free of open defecation (ODF). Savitri Devi (35), resident of Pul Mithai slum says she wakes up early everyday to get fresh before the daylight.


"In 60 months, 600 million people have been given access to toilets, more than 110 million toilets have been built. The whole world is amazed to hear this," PM told a crowd in Ahmedabad city in 2019.Meanwhile, in Savitri’s neighbourhood, things look no different than before. Since Savitri’s jhuggi is near the railway tracks, she said, “ MCD workers refuse to build public toilets, claiming it as the responsibility of railways, we don’t know whom to approach.”

An online survey conducted by women empowerment organization Pinkishe and a feminine hygiene company Sanfe asked Indian women about the risk of using public washrooms. The findings are disturbing. 90 percent of women state that the public washrooms in the outdoor environment be it the workplace, shopping malls or hotels are not clean and suitable to use in the country.
The fight for the basic necessity of hygienic public toilets to avoid diseases and to make them safer still has a long path to walk, before it turns into reality unlike the claims already made.

In addition to the increased risk of disease, the lack of sanitation facilities in public toilets, also makes women and ...
30/11/2021

In addition to the increased risk of disease, the lack of sanitation facilities in public toilets, also makes women and girls susceptible to harassment.
This campaign is focused to initiate public awareness about lack of clean public toilets and issues associated with it.

30/11/2021

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