New Delhi, Oct. 28 -- Delhi government plans to set up "Suvidha centres" in low-income neighbourhoods, modelled on Mumbai's common utility centres, offering subsidised laundry, bathing and toilet facilities, along with clean drinking water, officials said on Tuesday. The first pilot is under construction at Ekta Camp in south Delhi's RK Puram, with the Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) collaborating with the Union housing and urban affairs ministry and corporate partners through corporate social responsibility (CSR) funding. A senior MCD official said Hindustan Unilever Ltd (HUL) is constructing the facility, spread over around 160 square metres. It will have 46 toilet stalls, four shower units, eight washing machines and a water ATM. Co...