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India News: Pathak's Sulabh International has constructed nearly 1.3 million household toilets and 54 million government toilets based on an innovative design. Ap
According to AIIMS official spokesperson, Pathak had developed pain in his chest and was being brought to AIIMS emergency in Delhi when he suffered a cardiac arrest at around 1.30 pm. He was 80.
Before the Swachch Bharat Mission made toilets a topic of discussion in society, Bindeshwar Pathak, a pioneer of public restrooms in India, earned the nickname "Toilet Man of India" despite frequently facing criticism for the job he was doing, notably from his father-in-law. The story of Pathak's father-in-law feeling that his daughter's life had been damaged because he was unable to disclose what his son-in-law did for a career is well-known.