Forty five year old Shyamala and her family of five live in a remote village in the eastern part of Kamareddy district of Telangana.

The narrow paved entrance to Govardhanpurwa (Block 92 of Kanpur Nagar) is spotlessly clean.

“What do you do when you are expecting guests in the house?” Anju Maurya.

He’s neatly dressed in his school uniform, poring over his class ten textbooks in school. Indeed, at first glance, this 16-year-old seems like any other ordinary schoolboy.

Resplendent in a bright green sari, lots of silver rings, toe rings and pretty anklets, Krishna Devi sits in her small wooden kiosk outside her house in Lalpur village, (Mohanlalganj block in Luckn

A community in a remote village in eastern India comes together to break free from the struggles of access to clean water.

Chetibai Kopodi has come a long way — from defecating in the open to accessing a well-made toilet at home, she narrates the several positives of constructing the unconventional EcoSan toilet at home.

Two neighbours bring about a huge change in their lifestyle and now inspire their community. While one lets go of a portion of his livelihood, the other compromised on his comfort. And all this, only to construct a toilet at home. Here is how…