Public Toilets in Religious Heritage Sites: Inputs on Current State

Many of you have shared your experiences with public toilets in your cities via LocalCircles Surveys and some of it is below.

With this post, we would like to seek your inputs on state of public toilets at religious heritage sites in India. Kindly be as specific as possible so this issue can be raised at the right levels within the Government requesting specific actions.

We look forward to your inputs! more  

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The condition of Toilets trying to improve but needs the Uniformity of Construction Pattern, Facilities, Maintenance. more  
The condition of Toilets in Religious places have improved in last 5 years but still there is lot of scope for improvement.Hygene and cleanliness must be the main criteria. more  
More Toilets should be made available. And there should be clear segregation like only for urinal, only for bath and for urinal and fecal excretion. And the price should also change based on the purpose. And this should be given to private contractors. The price should be fixed so that the contractor makes profit out of it. And there should be a survey feedback form available to the users to provide their inputs on a need basis. And every month there should be random anonymous audit by govt officials to check whether these are maintained properly. if not the contract should be cancelled and should be renewed with a new group. more  
Since lot of pilgrims and tourists come to religious heritage sites, sufficient number of toilets for both male and female should be provided. It should be pay per use toilets. The toilets should be periodically checked by government officials to make sure they are well maintained. The toilet should be located in the far corner of the heritage site so that the immediate environment of the heritage site is not smelly. more  
They should be well maintained - Paid Toilets of Good Number at all places more  
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