Bilal9
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They may try - but they can't keep it. These people are the most disorganized and mismanaged group of people in the entire world...
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Not really, Indian government has been busy mouthing off all kinds of "XXXXXXXX India" campaigns since 2014. Like this "Clean India" or Swachh Bharat Mission. Remember the famous "Take poo to the loo" video?
Swachh Bharat Mission - Wikipedia
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Agree there is some cultural element to it as well .Population density in east China and Japan, Korea, Singapore are all much higher than that of India, but we don't see that hell on earth scenes everywhere in India.
Population density in east China and Japan, Korea, Singapore are all much higher than that of India, but we don't see that hell on earth scenes everywhere in India.
Meanwhile in Bangladesh
Multiple factors:
1. Population growth and population density
2. Number of toilets that force people to openly defecate
3. Lack of waste management
4. Lack of civic sense
5. Lack of city planning
This is a prevalent issue in South Asia.
If it were upto me, I’d enforce 2 child policy and forced vasectomy for men after having 2 kids. If they want a 3rd child then a $1m non refundable deposit will be required.
Overpopulation is not the only reason. South Asians in general and Indians in particular have made their name as dirty stinky people even in Western countries.Because 1.2 billion are stuffed together in a small piece of land. Controlling the population is the only way forward.
Till now things are manageable here but unfortunately, Pakistan is heading in the same direction.
To some extent i would agree, but Government is simply a stakeholder, one of many. Improvement would require participation of all stakeholders.Actually many parts of US cities are no cleaner than their Indian counterparts, it's not about being developed or not, it's more about if the governments care or not.
Tf...We are dirty, because we like dirt.
In any case, cleanliness is a relative concept, and there is no absolute measure of it.
Yeah...Interesting thread.
Is Pakistan any different?