Archive · 24 Jul 2026
Bio-Western Toilets Inaugurated at GOSHA Hospital
The Government Victoria (GOSHA) Hospital in Visakhapatnam recently got new bio-western toilets.
These toilets were inaugurated by P. Anand Kumar, who is the Commissioner of Central Tax.
The toilets cost Rs.
4.74 lakh to build.
The hospital is a big place where pregnant women, new mothers, and children get medical care.
The new toilets will help keep the hospital cleaner and healthier for everyone.
This project is part of a bigger plan called the Swachhata Action Plan, which aims to make places cleaner and more hygienic.
Bio-western toilets inaugurated at Government Victoria (GOSHA) Hospital in Visakhapatnam.
Inaugurated by P. Anand Kumar, Commissioner of Central Tax.
Cost of the project: Rs. 4.74 lakh.
Hospital is a major tertiary care maternity facility.
Part of the Swachhata Action Plan to promote cleanliness and hygiene.
- Who
- Commissioner of Central Tax, Guntur CGST Audit Commissionerate, Visakhapatnam Zone, Andhra Pradesh P. Anand Kumar
- What
- Inauguration of bio-western toilets at Government Victoria (GOSHA) Hospital
- When
- Thursday
- Where
- Government Victoria (GOSHA) Hospital, Visakhapatnam
- Why
- To strengthen public health and sanitation under the Swachhata Action Plan
Supporters of Bio-Toilets
Critics of Bio-Toilets
Effectiveness in Sanitation
Supporters of Bio-Toilets
Bio-toilets significantly improve sanitation and hygiene, reducing the spread of diseases.
Critics of Bio-Toilets
Bio-toilets may not be as effective as traditional toilets and require regular maintenance.
- Location
- Visakhapatnam, Andhra Pradesh
- Inaugurated By
- P. Anand Kumar
- Cost
- Rs. 4.74 lakh
- Hospital Type
- Tertiary care maternity facility
- Initiative
- Swachhata Action Plan