Indore diarrhoea deaths: Blindspotting in India’s cleanest city

Contaminated drinking water, supplied through government-laid pipelines, led to a diarrhoea outbreak in Indore, killing at least 8 and affecting about 3,000 people. A report on the unplanned parts of one of Madhya Pradesh’s most promising cities, delays in laying pipelines, and blame game that follows when deaths get international coverage