"We will select tehsil-level winners from the villagers who take early initiative in building toilet at home and send them on an all-expenses-paid trip to Singapore," Osmanabad Zilla Parishad Chief Executive Officer Anand Rayate told PTI.
Winners would be chosen through a lottery.
The objective is to make all the villages in the district open defecation free by Gandhi Jayanti, the IAS officer said.
The scheme is part of the 'Marathwada Hagandari Mukt Sangram' (Marathwada campaign for eradication of open defecation) launched today on the occasion of Gudi Padwa, the Marathi new year, Rayate said.
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