Banega Swachh India is a social initiative by Dettol India in partnership with NDTV & Facebook. It's a commitment towards making India healthier and cleaner.
In this post I apprehend my views on the issue, suggest ways to combat the issues at hand and share real-life stories of how cleanliness has been taught to us through generations...
The route towards sanitation and hygiene will always start from your own home, your own turf, your village, your street, your colony… and then include your town, your state, and your country...
In this post, I explore various reasons for a dirty India. I also show how I am making a difference and so can you. Do read this post and endeavor to make a Swachh India...
In school, we have been taught the same taglines since young: cleanliness is next to godliness. How many of us follow them? Also, in Tamil literatures, there is a significant importance is given to sanitation and cleanliness. Father of our Nation…..
I had thrived for years in the dirty streets of India. However, as I returned frommy foreign trip, I was in for a rude shock. The Dettol Banega Swachh India campaign had made the spic and span clean, garbage-free. This was not the India I had left a few m..
The blog post is about the current situation of sanitation and lack of hygiene in India. The blog also tries to put forward few ways to get rid of this acute crisis...
My sister-in-law has started teaching my niece of one to put the wrapper of the toffee in the dustbin. I agree she is too young to learn now but looking at the state of the country we really have to start early with our young ones. Lets teach our children..
Making hygiene our routine will make India a nation with much purity and sanity. “अपना मानोगे तभी स्वच्छ बनाओगे". Consider every place u visit as your own, then surely no place be filthy...