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Dalit Boy, 6, Forced To Clean Toilet In UP School, Later Found Locked In Classroom
The Basic Education Department has taken action against the school's principal and a teacher.
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"No Toilets": After Earthquake, Diseases Threaten Survivors In Turkey
Sedef's relief at surviving Turkey's deadly earthquake is quickly giving way to fears she could succumb to diseases that threaten to take hold across shattered regions now devoid of basics including toilets.
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Students Allegedly Forced To Clean Toilets In Uttar Pradesh School
The basic education officer in Uttar Pradesh's Ballia on Thursday said he has ordered a probe after a clip purportedly showing students being forced to clean toilets at a district primary school surfaced on social media.
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"Government Has No Business To Do Business": PM Modi's Top 10 Quotes
The government has no business to do business as its job is to ensure food, shelter, toilets and such basic necessities to the poor, saidPrime Minister Narendra Modi in an exclusive interview withnews agency ANI on Wednesday.
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Punjab Farmer Turns Container Truck Into Makeshift Home At Singhu Border
Harpreet Singh Mattu's temporary accommodation has all basic amenities like a sofa, bed, TV and even a functional toilet along with mobile charging points.
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NGO Installs Bio-Toilets At Delhi Border For Women At Farmers' Protest
With more women joining the farmers' protest at the Singhu border over the last few days, an NGO is installing bio-toilets made using recycled material to ensure that they don''t have to worry about the lack of basic amenities.
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Time To Redefine Human Rights Violations In Indian Context: Amit Shah
Human rights violations should not be limited to just custodial deaths and police atrocities, but must also include cases like denial of basic facilities like toilets, electricity and food, said Union Home Minister Amit Shah in New Delhi on Saturday.
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Japan, Home Of The High-Tech Loo, Hopes Basic Toilet Can Save Lives
Japan may be famous for high-tech toilets, but one local firm is hoping a much more basic model can help solve deadly sanitation problems in developing countries.
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"In 2019, PM Modi Will Be Voted Back To Power," Says Devendra Fadnavis
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will be voted back to power in the 2019 general elections, Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis has said emphasising that the Indian leader is addressing basic problems of the common man through flagship schemes of constructing toilets, providing bank accounts and gas connections.
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CABE Sub-Committee's First Meeting For Girl's Education Held Today
The Central Advisory Board of Education's (CABE) sub-committee on boosting girls' education met for the first time today to discuss issues such as safety issues in schools, lack of toilets and other basic necessities.
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CAG Finds Deficiencies In RTE Act Implementation In Haryana
The CAG has found major deficiencies in the implementation of the Right to Education Act in Haryana, including in providing basic facilities like drinking water, toilets and desks in schools.
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Venezuela Food Crisis Triggers Mounting Protests
The Venezuelan Observatory for Social Conflict, a monitoring group, says 254 incidents of looting or attempted looting erupted in the first five months of the year. Food, medicine and basic goods like toilet paper, deodorant and diapers are all in short supply, and a drought and electricity crisis have exacerbated Venezuelans' hardships.
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In Venezuela, No Toilet Paper And Now Lousy Phone Service
Venzuela is facing paucity of many goods and services. Because of acute shortages, people can't find basics like toilet paper. Now, it will be harder to make overseas calls or watch pay TV.
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Blog: Support My School: The Journey So Far
When we began the NDTV Coca-Cola Support My School campaign back in 2011, the real motivating factor was one very simple realization - a realization that a large number of girls in our country are actually dropping out of schools because of one single factor, something as basic as not having separate toilets for girls.
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Hidden in India's Toilet Statistics, the Real Threat of Sexual Violence
An everyday routine in rural India - where the acute shortage of basic facilities like bathrooms forces women and girls to venture out to the open fields - also makes them vulnerable to horrific sexual violence.
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Dalit Boy, 6, Forced To Clean Toilet In UP School, Later Found Locked In Classroom
The Basic Education Department has taken action against the school's principal and a teacher.
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"No Toilets": After Earthquake, Diseases Threaten Survivors In Turkey
Sedef's relief at surviving Turkey's deadly earthquake is quickly giving way to fears she could succumb to diseases that threaten to take hold across shattered regions now devoid of basics including toilets.
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Students Allegedly Forced To Clean Toilets In Uttar Pradesh School
The basic education officer in Uttar Pradesh's Ballia on Thursday said he has ordered a probe after a clip purportedly showing students being forced to clean toilets at a district primary school surfaced on social media.
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"Government Has No Business To Do Business": PM Modi's Top 10 Quotes
The government has no business to do business as its job is to ensure food, shelter, toilets and such basic necessities to the poor, saidPrime Minister Narendra Modi in an exclusive interview withnews agency ANI on Wednesday.
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Punjab Farmer Turns Container Truck Into Makeshift Home At Singhu Border
Harpreet Singh Mattu's temporary accommodation has all basic amenities like a sofa, bed, TV and even a functional toilet along with mobile charging points.
-
NGO Installs Bio-Toilets At Delhi Border For Women At Farmers' Protest
With more women joining the farmers' protest at the Singhu border over the last few days, an NGO is installing bio-toilets made using recycled material to ensure that they don''t have to worry about the lack of basic amenities.
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Time To Redefine Human Rights Violations In Indian Context: Amit Shah
Human rights violations should not be limited to just custodial deaths and police atrocities, but must also include cases like denial of basic facilities like toilets, electricity and food, said Union Home Minister Amit Shah in New Delhi on Saturday.
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Japan, Home Of The High-Tech Loo, Hopes Basic Toilet Can Save Lives
Japan may be famous for high-tech toilets, but one local firm is hoping a much more basic model can help solve deadly sanitation problems in developing countries.
-
"In 2019, PM Modi Will Be Voted Back To Power," Says Devendra Fadnavis
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will be voted back to power in the 2019 general elections, Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis has said emphasising that the Indian leader is addressing basic problems of the common man through flagship schemes of constructing toilets, providing bank accounts and gas connections.
-
CABE Sub-Committee's First Meeting For Girl's Education Held Today
The Central Advisory Board of Education's (CABE) sub-committee on boosting girls' education met for the first time today to discuss issues such as safety issues in schools, lack of toilets and other basic necessities.
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CAG Finds Deficiencies In RTE Act Implementation In Haryana
The CAG has found major deficiencies in the implementation of the Right to Education Act in Haryana, including in providing basic facilities like drinking water, toilets and desks in schools.
-
Venezuela Food Crisis Triggers Mounting Protests
The Venezuelan Observatory for Social Conflict, a monitoring group, says 254 incidents of looting or attempted looting erupted in the first five months of the year. Food, medicine and basic goods like toilet paper, deodorant and diapers are all in short supply, and a drought and electricity crisis have exacerbated Venezuelans' hardships.
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In Venezuela, No Toilet Paper And Now Lousy Phone Service
Venzuela is facing paucity of many goods and services. Because of acute shortages, people can't find basics like toilet paper. Now, it will be harder to make overseas calls or watch pay TV.
-
Blog: Support My School: The Journey So Far
When we began the NDTV Coca-Cola Support My School campaign back in 2011, the real motivating factor was one very simple realization - a realization that a large number of girls in our country are actually dropping out of schools because of one single factor, something as basic as not having separate toilets for girls.
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Hidden in India's Toilet Statistics, the Real Threat of Sexual Violence
An everyday routine in rural India - where the acute shortage of basic facilities like bathrooms forces women and girls to venture out to the open fields - also makes them vulnerable to horrific sexual violence.
