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World Toilet Day focuses on hygiene across India
Women from Vrindavan celebrate International Toilet festival to mark the World Toilet day organised by Sulabh International at Central park, Cannaught place in New Delhi.
November 19, 2014 11:16 IST
1 / 12Widows from Vrindavan hold toilet pots at the International Toilet festival to mark the World Toilet day organised by Sulabh International at Central park, Cannaught place in New Delhi on Nov 18th 2014. (Express photo by Ravi Kanojia)
2 / 12Widows from Vrindavan hold toilet pots at the International Toilet festival to mark the World Toilet day organised by Sulabh International at Central park, Cannaught place in New Delhi on Nov 18th 2014. (Express photo by Ravi Kanojia)
3 / 12Toilets near City cemetry in qurtergate. (Express Photo by Arul Horizon) 31-10-2011, Pune
4 / 12Opposit HDIL office, Anant Kanekar Police chowky, Bandra East. (Express photo by Dilip Kagda) 18-11-2014, Mumbai.
5 / 12Filthy condition of toilets at one of the PMC schools in city. (Express photo by Arul Horizon) 19-05-2011, Pune
6 / 12Public toilet in the railway station at Bandra (Express Photo by Amit Chakravarty) 17-11-14, Mumbai
7 / 12Opposit HDIL office, Anant Kanekar Police chowky, Bandra East. (Express photo by Dilip Kagda) 18-11-2014, Mumbai.
8 / 12Toilets near City cemetry in qurtergate. (Express Photo by Arul Horizon) 31-10-2011, Pune
9 / 12Opposit HDIL office, Anant Kanekar Police chowky, Bandra East. (Express photo by Dilip Kagda) 18-11-2014, Mumbai.
10 / 12Close to Sabarmati Ashram in Ahmedabad stands the toilet cafe, the first of its kind in the country where people sit on lavatories to eat. A part of Safai Vidyalaya, started by India's “toilet man” Ishwarbhai Patel, this cafe is used by the mostly government officials and workers of NGOs who come here for training on sanitation. (Express photo by Javed Raja)
11 / 12Close to Sabarmati Ashram in Ahmedabad stands the toilet cafe, the first of its kind in the country where people sit on lavatories to eat. A part of Safai Vidyalaya, started by India's “toilet man” Ishwarbhai Patel, this cafe is used by the mostly government officials and workers of NGOs who come here for training on sanitation. (Express photo by Javed Raja)
12 / 12A widow from Vrindavan look at a huge toilet pot replica at the International Toilet festival to mark the World Toilet day organised by Sulabh International at Central park, Cannaught place in New Delhi on Nov 18th 2014. (Express photo by Ravi Kanojia)
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