A replica of the ‘Throne Toilet’, table-top toilets used by British hunters, book-shaped toilets, travel-friendly ‘Porta Pottis’ and incineration toilets, the Sulabh International Museum of Toilets in Delhi features a vast collection of toilet models used over the centuries. Source: https://www.ndtv.com/video/watch-delhi-s-museum-of-toilets-showcases-centuries-of-sanitary-evolution-809265
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News & Events National Conference on Sociology of Sanitation Bringing together eminent academicians, scholars, and students from across India to deliberate on sanitation as a powerful instrument of social transformation. 1–2 April 2026 New Delhi Sulabh International Dates 1–2 April 2026, Two-day conference Venue New Delhi Organised By Sulabh International Social Service Organisation National Conference…
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On the occasion of International Women’s Day, Mrs. Nitya Pathak, Executive Convenor of Sulabh International Social Service Organisation, was conferred a prestigious honour in the category of “Social Impact & Community Leadership” at the “WE POWER” Awards Ceremony organised by the PHD Chamber of Commerce and Industry (PHDCCI). The grand event, held under the aegis…
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Mrs Nitya Pathak, the Executive Convener of Sulabh International, was honoured with the National Bravery Award at a grand event held at the Press Club of India to commemorate Martyrs’ Day. The event was organized by the Padma Vibhushan Aditya Nath Jha Memorial Trust and featured a discussion session recognizing individuals who have demonstrated exceptional…
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On July 4, 2025, Sulabh International, in collaboration with IIHH EIACP Resource Partner under the aegis of the Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change, Government of India, organized a Micro Forest Plantation and Sensitization Programme on the theme “Breath of Change: Clean Air for Blue Skies” at M R Vivekananda Model School, Sector 13,…
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22 January 2024 A study shows that the natural and normal cycles of menstruation continue to hinder young girls and women from living life to the fullest. Sarita Brara has the details of a study conducted by the Sulabh International Social Service Organisation. Clearly, a lot still needs to be done for proper MHM in terms of…
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