In an attempt to improve the nation’s sanitation experience and tackle the poor hygiene of public toilets, representatives from the Ministry of Urban Development in India have approached Swachh Bharat directors from 11 states to install instant feedback devices inside public toilets. These devices are proposed at establishments such as shopping malls, petrol stations and multiplexes, as well as state-developed toilets. ITI Ltd, a state-owned manufacturer of telecommunications equipment in India, will provide the devices at a cost of ₹945 per month, per device, the Economic Times reported. The Ministry has asked local representatives of Maharashtra, Delhi, Gujarat, Andhra, Karnataka, Haryana, Odisha, Puducherry, Kerala, Rajasthan, Telangana and Tamil Nadu to enter into a three-year contracts with the company.

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