E-toilets

As a special initiative to mark World Toilet day, Central Railway (CR) department has announced to introduce e-toilets in the railway coaches for the first time. "Though e-toilets have been common in use in static locations, the concept will be tried for the first time in a mobile environment of a railway coach," said Central Railway in a press not...

The Swachh Bharat Mission has taken off well in Chennai which is committed to erase the images of dirty public toilets in the city. The newly installed e-toilets have a claim to be 'always clean'

Andhra Pradesh's Nellore has gained the unique distinction of becoming the first district in the country with the highest number of e-toilets (461) in its schools.

The first Indian e-toilet unit, have begun operation in Greater Noida, Uttar Pradesh and Kerala.

Soon, 34 more schools can enjoy the e-toilet facility in the district. The Government Girls High School in Ernakulam is the first school in the country to have e-toilet with five units on the campus. It was opened with much fanfare on July 29 this year.

The first Indian e-toilet unit, have begun operation in Greater Noida, Uttar Pradesh and Kerala.

As a special initiative to mark World Toilet day, Central Railway (CR) department has announced to introduce e-toilets in the railway coaches for the first time. "Though e-toilets have been common in use in static locations, the concept will be tried for the first time in a mobile environment of a railway coach," said Central Railway in a press not...

The Swachh Bharat Mission has taken off well in Chennai which is committed to erase the images of dirty public toilets in the city. The newly installed e-toilets have a claim to be 'always clean'

Andhra Pradesh's Nellore has gained the unique distinction of becoming the first district in the country with the highest number of e-toilets (461) in its schools.

The first Indian e-toilet unit, have begun operation in Greater Noida, Uttar Pradesh and Kerala.

Soon, 34 more schools can enjoy the e-toilet facility in the district. The Government Girls High School in Ernakulam is the first school in the country to have e-toilet with five units on the campus. It was opened with much fanfare on July 29 this year.

The first Indian e-toilet unit, have begun operation in Greater Noida, Uttar Pradesh and Kerala.