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| বাংলা: | ভারত: টয়লেট নেই... |
| Malagasy: | Indy : Tsy misy toeram-pivalanana... |
| हिन्दी: | भारतः टॉयलेट नक्को... |
| فارسی: | هند:اجلاس جهانی توالت... |
| 繁體中文: | （短訊）印度：沒廁所... |
| 简体中文: | （短讯）印度：没厕所... |
India Daily on how 80% of people in India have no access to a toilet. A sobering thought considering the World’s 7th World Toilet Summit is going to be held in India this week.
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