Swachh Bharat Mission will end up perpetuating manual scavenging if the authorities fail to implement right toilet technology and manage the huge faecal sludge load. Estimates show some 5 million people in the country work as manual scavengers for a living
Swachh Bharat Mission will end up perpetuating manual scavenging if the authorities fail to implement right toilet technology and manage the huge faecal sludge load. Estimates show some 5 million people in the country work as manual scavengers for a living
Swachh Bharat Mission will end up perpetuating manual scavenging if the authorities fail to implement right toilet technology and manage the huge faecal sludge load. Estimates show some 5 million people in the country work as manual scavengers for a living
Swachh Bharat Mission will end up perpetuating manual scavenging if the authorities fail to implement right toilet technology and manage the huge faecal sludge load. Estimates show some 5 million people in the country work as manual scavengers for a living
Swachh Bharat Mission will end up perpetuating manual scavenging if the authorities fail to implement right toilet technology and manage the huge faecal sludge load. Estimates show some 5 million people in the country work as manual scavengers for a living
Swachh Bharat Mission will end up perpetuating manual scavenging if the authorities fail to implement right toilet technology and manage the huge faecal sludge load. Estimates show some 5 million people in the country work as manual scavengers for a living
Swachh Bharat Mission will end up perpetuating manual scavenging if the authorities fail to implement right toilet technology and manage the huge faecal sludge load. Estimates show some 5 million people in the country work as manual scavengers for a living
Swachh Bharat Mission will end up perpetuating manual scavenging if the authorities fail to implement right toilet technology and manage the huge faecal sludge load.
This Diwali, PM 10 and PM 2.5 reached eight times the safe limit. Its not the first time and it won't be the last. Burning of crop stubble, road dust and vehicular emissions are main culprits