Public toilets in markets, bus stands, railway areas, parks, and other common places are often dirty, broken, poorly lit, or unavailable when needed. This creates inconvenience, discomfort, and serious hygiene concerns for everyone, especially women, children, elderly people, and commuters who spend long hours outside their homes. Poor maintenance discourages public use, damages dignity, and can lead people to avoid drinking water or visiting public spaces altogether. It is a highly visible civic issue that directly affects sanitation, health, and social inclusion. Better maintenance of toilets is essential for a healthier and more accessible public environment.