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Urban Kerala To Be Open Defecation Free By January 2018
Urban Kerala is gearing up to achieve the Open Defecation Free status with over 27,000 household toilet units and a series of public toilet complexes, after rural Kerala was declared ODF in November, 2016.
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Families Without Toilets In 'Open Defecation Free' Kerala
Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala: Last year in November, Kerala was declared open defecation free by Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan. It was the third state in India to be credited with this title. A reality check at one of the villages in the state, however, has put a question mark on its newly acquired status. In Pulluvila, one of the most populous vil...
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A Controversy At PM Modi's Event Over A Headscarf For Woman Sarpanch
A Muslim woman was allegedly forced to remove her headscarf at an event attended by Prime Minister Narendra Modi in Gujarat today. Shaharban Saidalavi was part of a delegation from Kerala and was invited to the event held in Gandhinagar meant to felicitate women achievers on the occasion of the International Women's Day. The police denied the alleg...
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Kerala Will Be Declared 100% Open Defecation Free State By March: Governor
Kerala would be declared 100 per cent Open Defecation free state by end of March this year, State Governor P Sathasivam today said.As part of the various initiatives adopted by the state government to improve public health in the state, Kerala is all set to be declared as 100 per cent open Defecation free state after Himachal Pradesh and Sikkim, by...
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Kerala To Be Declared Open Defecation-Free State On November 1
Kerala will be declared as open defecation-free state on its formation day on November 1 with the CPIM-led LDF government planning to invite Prime Minister Narendra Modi to attend a function in Thiruvananthapuram.
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Kerala To Be First Open Defecation Free State With 1.9 Lakh New Toilets By November
Kerala is gearing up to be declared as the first 'open defecation free', among the most populous states in the country with the completion of 1.90 lakh toilets in its 941 village panchayats by this November.
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Urban Kerala To Be Open Defecation Free By January 2018
Urban Kerala is gearing up to achieve the Open Defecation Free status with over 27,000 household toilet units and a series of public toilet complexes, after rural Kerala was declared ODF in November, 2016.
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Families Without Toilets In 'Open Defecation Free' Kerala
Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala: Last year in November, Kerala was declared open defecation free by Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan. It was the third state in India to be credited with this title. A reality check at one of the villages in the state, however, has put a question mark on its newly acquired status. In Pulluvila, one of the most populous vil...
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A Controversy At PM Modi's Event Over A Headscarf For Woman Sarpanch
A Muslim woman was allegedly forced to remove her headscarf at an event attended by Prime Minister Narendra Modi in Gujarat today. Shaharban Saidalavi was part of a delegation from Kerala and was invited to the event held in Gandhinagar meant to felicitate women achievers on the occasion of the International Women's Day. The police denied the alleg...
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Kerala Will Be Declared 100% Open Defecation Free State By March: Governor
Kerala would be declared 100 per cent Open Defecation free state by end of March this year, State Governor P Sathasivam today said.As part of the various initiatives adopted by the state government to improve public health in the state, Kerala is all set to be declared as 100 per cent open Defecation free state after Himachal Pradesh and Sikkim, by...
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Kerala To Be Declared Open Defecation-Free State On November 1
Kerala will be declared as open defecation-free state on its formation day on November 1 with the CPIM-led LDF government planning to invite Prime Minister Narendra Modi to attend a function in Thiruvananthapuram.
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Kerala To Be First Open Defecation Free State With 1.9 Lakh New Toilets By November
Kerala is gearing up to be declared as the first 'open defecation free', among the most populous states in the country with the completion of 1.90 lakh toilets in its 941 village panchayats by this November.
