Sanitation

Kirti Nagar slum, nestled in Delhi's Moti Nagar constituency, is home to residents who face a constant battle for basic necessities. Despite repeated complaints, local authorities remain largely unresponsive.

We need to expand the scope for care for women's health to include issues beyond maternal health, says Dipa Sinha, economist and core group member of the National Human Rights Commission's Right to Food, in this interview.

Amidst Broken Promises and Jurisdictional Confusion, Lal Bagh's Inhabitants Confront a Harsh Reality of Poverty, Sanitation Crisis and Government Apathy.

Sewage Treatment Plants (STPs) in Delhi face a pressing crisis. Entrusted with the crucial task of purifying wastewater, these plants have fallen into a dire state, sparking alarming concerns.

From risking their lives in hazardous conditions to enduring caste-based discrimination, sanitation workers, who form an integral part of our society, grapple with a deeply entrenched system that perpetuates their plight.