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How to tackle insanitary latrines?

How to tackle insanitary latrines?
Start Date :
Jan 01, 2015
Last Date :
Jul 17, 2015
04:15 AM IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)
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Existence of insanitary latrines is the root cause of manual scavenging. As per the ‘Houselisting and Housing Census Data, 2011’, there were about 26 lakh insanitary ...

Existence of insanitary latrines is the root cause of manual scavenging. As per the ‘Houselisting and Housing Census Data, 2011’, there were about 26 lakh insanitary latrines in the country in 2011. All existing insanitary latrines need to be identified and either demolished or converted into sanitary latrines under the provisions of the MS Act.

What innovations can be used to convert insanitary latrines into sanitary latrines in shortest possible time?

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saif ali khan
saif ali khan 11 years 11 months ago
There should be regular seminars or sabhas on the local level or particularly on small levels to make people aware of the benefits of having a sanitary latrine and its contribution towards a clean environment and the various purpose it serves. These seminars should also tell the use and functioning of bio waste management and how it works.
LAIK CHAND KAPOOR
LAIK CHAND KAPOOR 11 years 11 months ago
Respected Sir,Please allow educated people to get their passport prepared or renewed without gettng police verification so that those who have no criminal record should be facilitated to avoid unnecessary delay and wastage of time as well. I may however state that I retired from Govt. of Haryana in the capacity of Class II Gazetted post and similarly visa conditions may also please be simplified so that the people may visit foreign countries without any complication.
Arjun Dubey
Arjun Dubey 11 years 11 months ago
what steps have been taken to conserve rain water..due to construction of fully concretise roads rain water does not go inside the ground and water table does not get recharge..along the national hghways the villages shud hav grnd water recharge facilities
Sudhir Singh
Sudhir Singh 11 years 11 months ago
Every village should have one Sulabh Sauchlaya by Mr Bindeshwari Pathakji. He is doing an excellent job by creating biogas and electricity. Standalone he can find out a complete solution but he will require funding for constructing it and then running and maintain this. He has done this in most of the cities but not in villages. The city model can be extrapolated to villages and rural areas.
Sudhir Singh
Sudhir Singh 11 years 11 months ago
Population explosion also has to be tackled together. Lot of people adding extra load to infrastructure cause stampede causing death of 33 people. This needs to bee brought under control. Next generation will face acute crisis of everything. Some ways need to be found. More youths is our strength but after 30 years this huge mass will turn to be old age people which will be burden to the nation calling more pension and health outgo. Do we have plans for that?
VAIBHAV SHETH
VAIBHAV SHETH 11 years 11 months ago
Corruption has been breaking the backbone of many government schemes. According to me, corruption can be stopped only by the willingness not to do or support corruption. To have willingness to do so, there must be a regular subject on ethical behaviour from primary school level since a child is a blank slat and whatever will be written on that slat, it will have effect on him/her for lifetime..
Swapnam Singh
Swapnam Singh 11 years 11 months ago
My view toward the manual Scavaning is little different..from all reports, discussions and programs I able to see that emphasis was on the people doing this activity n their uplift meant to main stream..but my view is why we do not uplift the status of this job itself..when we tag this job as filthy and dirty..it's difficult to change standard of those involve in this work..cleaning is one of the prime aspect of life n we should now concentrate in making it important n change our mindset for it
Devendra Bhat
Devendra Bhat 11 years 11 months ago
Yesterday i was talking to my mom, (She is water and sanitation expert), At that time she told me that in many villages she have seen the toilets for girls in schools but there is a huge water shortage.. She have worked in most of the states and have seen the water problem everywhere. So, sir i request you to focus on the water problem first.
raghavendrer jonnelagedda
raghavendrer jonnelagedda 11 years 11 months ago
ban chewing pan masala and gutkha many people go into these and spit on the walls and roads it takes very hard to remove these stains