The Swachh Bharat Mission has significantly improved sanitation and hygiene practices in India, with 3.64 lakh villages achieving ODF Plus ...

India with its rich experience of irrigation may come to the assistance of the continent in the backdrop of momentum in India-Egypt partner...

Union Jal Shakti ministry Gajendra Singh Shekhawat said for 2021-22, as part of the approved Annual Implementation Plan, Swachh Bharat Miss...

To build healthy, resilient communities, cities need additional investment from national and state governments, businesses and internationa...

Since 2014, HDFC has supported Sulabh International for the upgrade & renovation of slum community and public toilets across Mumbai includi...

Uma Bharti took over as the new Drinking Water and Sanitation Minister in September, relinquishing the portfolio of Water Resources and Gan...

The billionaire philanthropist's to create a poop smell blocker with the hope to make smelly toilets a thing of past and make a difference ...

SBM is the country's largest-ever drive to improve sanitation. It aims to end open defecation and improve the management of liquid and soli...

More than 500 million of the rural population in India continue to defecate in the open, suffering from preventable deaths, illness, stunti...

Singh called upon corporates to extend their support for construction of two crore toilets under the MNREGA scheme of his ministry.

The project would help the State government in creating an enabling policy framework across sectors through the seven missions it has estab...

The ministry has sent letters to all states on the slow progress, warning them funds will not be released if they did not have sanitation p...

His letter comes days after PM urged the parliamentarians to use MPLADS funds in building toilets to end the menace of open defecation in t...

Clean water, sanitation, personal hygiene and good nutrition are the four foundations of good public health policy.

Coca-Cola has now set aside $750,000 to develop water and sanitation projects in five Asian countries.

The World Bank has approved two projects worth USD 372 million, including the integrated coastal zone management project, to India.

Banks and micro-finance institutions (MFIs) are now offering credit to community-based projects like provision of clean water, common energ...