an alternative occupation for the hindi pushers

by MaxEntropy_Man Tue Jul 02, 2013 5:53 pm

toilet construction in your home state:
http://sulabhinternational.org/news/stink-that%E2%80%99s-engulfed

you might want to consider spending the money you want to spend on teaching tamilians hindi, on constructing toilets in uttar pradesh instead. join sulabh international.

This is the story of Priyanka Bharati, a Dalit and a Class XII student, who got married to Amarjeet Kumar of village Vishnupur Khurd in Maharajganj district of Lucknow on May 2. By Priyanka’s own admission, she was shocked to learn that women in her marital home had to defecate in the open. For the first two days she tried to adjust with the situation, before deciding to return to her mother Kamlavati Devi’s home.

Priyanka’s mother was shocked to see her daughter back within three days of marriage on what the former called a ‘flimsy ground’. She feared that the neighbourhood would be abuzz with her daughter’s early return from her husband’s home. She tried to persuade Priyanka to go back. She argued that in villages women generally used the open fields. Priyanka’s husband Amarjeet too promised to construct the toilet but to no avail.

This was not the first incident. Recently, two more young brides in Uttar Pradesh refused to go to their in-laws’ houses after marriage because those homes too did not have toilets. Priyanka Rajbhar of Kushinagar even attempted suicide when her in-laws threatened her with dire consequences, if she did not return home. Jyoti Kumari of Sant Kabir Nagar also refused to go to her in-laws place till a toilet was constructed there.

by Guest Tue Jul 02, 2013 6:01 pm

in this connection i must say I am impressed with TN:

http://articles.timesofindia.indiatimes.com/2012-10-29/chennai/34797351_1_toilet-panchayat-president-jairam-ramesh

by Guest Tue Jul 02, 2013 6:04 pm

Rashmun wrote:in this connection i must say I am impressed with TN:

http://articles.timesofindia.indiatimes.com/2012-10-29/chennai/34797351_1_toilet-panchayat-president-jairam-ramesh

not so impressed with AP:
HYDERABAD: The state assembly may have discussed the lack of toilets in government schools in the state on Friday, but the reality on the ground seems to be worse. It turns out that almost 47,000 of the 76,000 government schools across Andhra Pradesh do not have toilets or provide drinking water.

As per the website of the state government-run project Sarva Siksha Abhiyan (SSA), 53,801 primary, upper primary and higher secondary schools have no toilet facility for girls. 35,326 schools do not have toilet facilities for anybody.

http://articles.timesofindia.indiatimes.com/2012-02-25/hyderabad/31100564_1_toilets-government-schools-higher-secondary-schools

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by MaxEntropy_Man Tue Jul 02, 2013 11:52 pm

from the article i posted:

In Uttar Pradesh, almost 63 per cent people still defecate in the open.

from this one can conclude that UP employs more nightsoil carriers than any other state or union territory in india. this is a tentative conclusion, subject to possible change following more research.

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