Impact stories
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20 March, 2020 Breaking free from yesterday’s taboos
The Tata Trusts' Menstrual Hygiene Management programme enables women to accept menstruation as 'normal'
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24 May, 2019 End the silence around menstruation
Menstruation is a natural experience, as Sugna and her friends found out
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28 January, 2019 Smart planning for quick results
With a new improved plan and a freshly motivated field force, Alok Arunam, a member of Tata Trusts’ Zila ...
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26 September, 2018 Lending a helping hand in Kerala
Tata Trusts and the Tata group have deployed medical teams and mobile RO drinking water systems and are helping ...
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17 September, 2018 Back to basics
Putting data to work, Har Gobinda Boro and his team have successfully unearthed and addressed the issues around toilet ...
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20 June, 2018 The change within
“If Mahatma Gandhi had his Champaran, then Anjaw was my Champaran,” says Badapbiang T Dkhar, whose satyagraha against open ...
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22 March, 2018 Sea change
A variety of smart initiatives on a war-footing helped Kaushik Kumar achieve breakthrough success in adding new toilets in ...
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12 March, 2018 Improving community health at Mansa
Mansa district will soon achieve open-defecation-free status through Trusts’ efforts in 80 villages of the region
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14 February, 2018 Driving community ownership for school sanitation infrastructure
To ensure success of a community initiative, make the community accountable. Following this approach, the Trusts has successfully improved ...
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15 September, 2017 Porbandar toils to build toilets
Mission mode programme makes Gujarat’s Porbandar district open defecation-free in record time
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31 May, 2017 Solar powers a splash
In mountainous, water-scarce Chureddhar, solar powered pump installed by the Himmotthan Society an associate organisation of the Tata ...
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19 May, 2017 A borewell for Bilar
A remote village in Rajasthan of just 44 households takes the initiative to solve its water problems
