You know I have traveled to remote parts of China in Xinjiang in the west, places like Kashgar and middle rural country near Chengdu, even the most isolated Chinese rural villages are clean and neat, like in Iran. You are right, even war torn Rwanda and Congo have better basic hygiene standards. It is not rocket science dig a latrine and collect human waste. The Hindus are really filthy and reek of stench.
I wonder what is it in their culture that allows them to tolerate such levels of filthiness? Even the poor in many other countries at least strive for a basic level of order and hygiene.
I have been fortunate enough to travel, work and live in many countries. India in my experience is one of the most chaotic, filthy, corrupt and totally dishonest country on earth. A lot has to do with the disgusting caste ridden Hindu "religion" which is more of a filthy cult that sets no standards or norms regulating human behavior of civility. Worshiping cows, monkeys, snakes etc and open street defecation is a recipe for disaster, let alone pollution. India has one of the most extensive fresh water systems originating in the Himalayas, but due to overpopulation and Hindu custom of burning dead corpses in the major Ganges river system is absolute hygiene suicide, not to mention water pollution.
The Hindus in general have no idea about basic hygiene or cleanliness. Everything in India is filthy. Even new office towers in its "modern" hubs like Chennai have totally filthy new buildings, even the elevator buttons are tainted with feces and sticky yuck everywhere. The toilets are so disgusting that one can not use them without throwing up. There is something seriously wrong with India and Hindus. Seriously, it is beyond pollution and filthy, there is some sickness in Hinduism. India really needs to educate its teeming filthy millions.
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They use different hands for those respective functions though lolOpen defecting on beaches, the most disgusting thing is they use hand to wipe their *** then eat food from hand.
They refuse to use spoon and say have to use hand to eat, that’s real india food
I can not bear myself to think about it
I think it is their messed up "religion" and part of their culture. When the first Persian speaking Central Asian Mughul warriors invaded India, their impression was very poor and in the famous book The Bāburnāma : بابر نامہ; literally: "History of Babur" or "Letters of Babur"; alternatively known as Tuzk-e Babrii, the emperor Babur speaks of the stench and filth of India and just wanted to go back to the Persian steppes and clean air.
Mughul attitude to India. It could be argued is similar to every foreign invaders dislike of bizzarely "exotic" Hindusim, vulgar practices and lack of basic sanitation in teeming filthy India, it was ethched as a reflection of Babur's intense dislike of India. The most commonly quoted passage from the Baburnama makes his distaste evident: “Hindustan is a place of little charm but many a awful overbearing stench"
Where is a good source to read about these impressions of India?
I believe you are right and honest. Besides the planned city of Islamabad, most of Pakistani large cities inherited the Indian lack of infrastructure in 1947 and not much progress has been made. Your big cities are now also very over populated and need a major sewage, sanitation and garbage collection and disposal infrastructure. Pollution both human and enivironmental, is a major problem for most the developing world, largely due to rapid growth in population. In a very short time of less than a century, the world's population grew from 2 billion to almost 8 billion and hence the issues that you mention. Africa and South Asia have the highest population growth.
Unless you can provide a feasible and economical solution to dispose subtle, farmers can't do anything. In MP, they threw away the cauliflower as it was expensive to transport from farm to the market, and the sale price was 2 Rs/kg.
www.indiatimes.com
Just google FILTHY INDIA and many websites and sources will come up. Also google filthy images of India and pollution.
