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Video Shows Sanitation Worker Run Over By Car In Mumbai, 2 Arrested
The police registered a case under stringent sections of the Indian Penal Code. Both the accused were later released on bail.
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To End Manual Scavenging, A Startup From IIT Madras Develops Robot To Clean Septic Tanks
More than 900 people involved in manual scavenging have died since 1993 due to asphyxia while cleaning septic tanks. To end this practice, Solinar a start up from IIT Madras developed this robotic system mounted on a tractor, in consultation with loc
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Ensure No Manual Scavenging Permitted: Madras High Court To Civic Bodies
The Madras High Court directed all Municipal Corporation Commissioners of the state and heads of Municipalities to file written undertakings stating that no manual scavenging work will be permitted in their areas while assuming office in future.
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No Manual Scavengers In India, 309 Died Cleaning Sewers Since 2016: Centre
Over 300 people died while cleaning sewers and septic tanks in the last five years, the government said Tuesday, adding, no deaths have been reported due to manual scavenging.
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Video Shows Sanitation Worker Run Over By Car In Mumbai, 2 Arrested
The police registered a case under stringent sections of the Indian Penal Code. Both the accused were later released on bail.
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To End Manual Scavenging, A Startup From IIT Madras Develops Robot To Clean Septic Tanks
More than 900 people involved in manual scavenging have died since 1993 due to asphyxia while cleaning septic tanks. To end this practice, Solinar a start up from IIT Madras developed this robotic system mounted on a tractor, in consultation with loc
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Ensure No Manual Scavenging Permitted: Madras High Court To Civic Bodies
The Madras High Court directed all Municipal Corporation Commissioners of the state and heads of Municipalities to file written undertakings stating that no manual scavenging work will be permitted in their areas while assuming office in future.
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No Manual Scavengers In India, 309 Died Cleaning Sewers Since 2016: Centre
Over 300 people died while cleaning sewers and septic tanks in the last five years, the government said Tuesday, adding, no deaths have been reported due to manual scavenging.
