Man Building Loo to Save His Marriage

As per a report:

A Man in India is building a toilet to save his eight-year marriage. Dev Karan has been given a January 10 deadline by a court to build a toilet if he wants his wife back, who filed for divorce four years ago. Read more here at,,,,,,,Man Building Loo to Save His Marriage 

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Runaway Bride Awarded for Revolting Against Lack of Loo

New Delhi, She was a runaway bride, but she won an award of Rs.5 lakh for revolting against the lack of toilet at her in-laws’ place.

Sulabh International, an India-based NGO for environmental sanitation, announced the cash award for newly-wed Anita Bai of a Madhya Pradesh tribal village, describing her as a “revolutionary of a different kind”.

Anita Bai, according to Sulabh, ran away from her in-laws’ place on the first night of her wedding to press the issue of lack of toilet there. Read More................Runaway bride awarded for revolting against lack of loo

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World’s longest toilet queue created in Bhopal

BHOPAL - In a bid to highlight lack of sanitation facilities for people all over the world, a voluntary organization in Bhopal mobilized people to participate in the world’s longest toilet queue on Saturday.

More than 1,500 people participated in the event organized by the NGO Water Aid, to mark UN World Water Day on March 22, and to stand in solidarity with 2.6 billion people worldwide, who are still waiting in line to use a safe and dignified toilet. Read More................World’s longest toilet queue created in Bhopal

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Supreme Court relieves tenant of 5-yr-old 'Loo problem'

NEW DELHI: It is not often that the country's top court gets saddled with a problem pertaining to a toilet. Set up to decide constitutional issues, it just solved a more than five-year-old dispute over renovation of a toilet between a landlord and his tenant, much to the relief of the latter. Read more........................SC relieves tenant of 5-yr-old 'loo problem'

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IT cost cutting enters the loo

BANGALORE: Tough times ahead for techies in India. Pretty soon, they may have to carry tissue paper to office, for the US recession seems to have entered even the toilets of Indian software firms. Read more..................................................IT cost cutting enters the loo

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