Five crore Indian children lack access to school sanitation services

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A new global report reveals that 50 million children in India do not have access to sanitation services in schools.
This figure represents a significant portion of the global total of 244 million children without such facilities.
India has recorded a 14 percent reduction in schools lacking sanitation since the launch of the Swachh Bharat Mission in 2014.
The nation is also on track to achieve universal coverage of basic drinking water in schools by 2030.
Addressing these infrastructure gaps is essential for meeting the Sustainable Development Goals set for the decade.

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