India built 110M toilets. But will people use them? | CNN
India spent $30 billion to fix its broken sanitation. It ended up with more problems - CNET
Toilet trouble' for Narendra Modi and Bill Gates - BBC News
Why it's easier for India to get to Mars than to tackle its toilet challenge
A $62 billion business opportunity is hiding behind India's toilet troubles — Quartz India
India built 110M toilets. But will people use them? | CNN
Modi's Swachh Bharat campaign's impact. The doubling of sanitation coverage is expected to save 300000 lives by 2019 from diarrhoea deaths according to the WHO : r/MapPorn
Why millions of Indians don't use the toilets they have - Times of India
How to use the Indian squat toilet
Toilets under Swachh Bharat Mission: Ready to use, but difficult to flush inhibitions | India News,The Indian Express
India's toilet stats raise a stink
World's Biggest Toilet-Building Spree Is Under Way in India - Bloomberg
Modi's bold toilet claim in question as India marks Gandhi's 150th | Arab News
How female toilet builders are taking on menstrual hygiene management in India | UNICEF
ODF India: Is a critical government survey on toilet access, use being withheld?
India Has a Bigger Issue than Constructing Toilets
World Toilet Day: India needs one toilet every two seconds to achieve target by 2019
India spent $30 billion to fix its broken sanitation. It ended up with more problems - CNET
India's toilets: Report questions claims that rural areas are free from open defecation - BBC News
India's toilet usage by states in 2019 vs 2014, 90 million toilets and $20 billion later. : r/IndiaSpeaks
Forbes India - Opinion: Swachh Bharat Success Goes Beyond Just Toilets And India
The final frontier | The Economist
World's Biggest Toilet-building Program in India Gets Mixed Results
Chart: Where Open Defecation Is Still Widely Practiced | Statista
Clean India: 90 Percent of Indians Have Toilet Facility at Their Homes Now
Change In Percentage Of Indian Households with Toilets From 2014 to 2017 – Brilliant Maps
India has 60.4 per cent people without access to toilet: Study | India News,The Indian Express
