Delve into the vital sociology of sanitation in India. This book critically examines how sanitation extends beyond physical cleanliness, connecting deeply with social exclusion, caste, gender, and wealth disparities across South Asia. Essential for understanding development policies, community participation, and the pursuit of social justice, it offers a holistic, interdisciplinary perspective. Explore sanitation as a fundamental aspect of well-being and a driver for societal progress. A crucial read for sociology students, public health professionals, and anyone interested in India’s socio-economic landscape.