At last! After years of importing dispensers from abroad, India finally has a homegrown manufacturer of dispensers. Bharat Arora, Managing Director, Elegant Hygiene Pvt Ltd spoke to Valencia Fernandes, Sub …
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Tired of long lockdowns, both urban and rural India have embraced packaged, ready-to-cook and ready-to-eat foods in the past two years. Such products simply flew off the shelves; even food …
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Gaurav Dubey, General Manager, Kimberly Clark Professional India, give us the lowdown on how Covid-19 is going to reorient the hygiene market and habits from an Indian perspective Q. With …
As the first suspected cases of coronavirus in India — which claimed over 100 lives in China and has 56 million Chinese citizens under lockdown — the WHO has released …
Twenty years ago, no-one would have believed that an array of Indian and international experts would devote two days of their lives to discussing toilets. But that’s just what happened …
[box type=”shadow” ] Madhusudan Lohia, Director, Merino Industries Limited gives an insight on the company’s restroom business and its strategy to make India better by means of toilets with strengthening …
World Toilet Organisation (WTO) started the world’s first World Toilet College (WTC) in 2005 to build capacity in toilet design and maintenance, cleanliness, and sanitation technologies in both urban …
Toilets were an escape from boring classes during school days. ‘May I go to the toilet?’, was a frequent question asked by most of the students in a classroom. Who …
