@guru3ti It was tricky to reach this place in summers itself, monsoons would be so much more riskier! Some random idiots do toofani ending up in mishaps, and trekking gets banned for everybody else, sigh
𝐂𝐇𝐀𝐌𝐏𝐈𝐎𝐍𝐒 ⭐️ RCB PLAYED BOLD! 😇
17 Years, 6256 Days, 90,08,640 Minutes later, the wait finally ends. 🙌🤯
The IPL Trophy is finally coming home. And we CANT KEEP CALM! 🤩😍❤️
The corrupted SD card resulted in me losing my entire(precious)song collection. No enthu nor memory(pun, lol) to get them all back. Tried Spotify for a while, & later gave up on that too. Back to good old YT.
No point in blaming the staff if there's no mechanism to clear the garbage.
If there is, train them (pun intended) properly.
The waste generation from passengers has also significantly increased, who's to educate on that?
I once confronted this.
The railway staff said they're not provided trash bags to clear the waste from time to time. Even if they were to collect it in bags, there is no collection& disposal system in the train nor in the stations.
He knew he was being recorded, and people were calling him out, yet even that wasn’t enough to make this alleged railway staff stop.
Where do this arrogance and confidence come from?
Apparently this is the nannari/sogaDe baeru/Indian sarasaparilla tree!
With summers only getting hotter, need to find out on other such local resources to beat the heat!
India is filthy.
Few places in the world are filthier. There are countries with a fraction of our GDP that look pristine in comparison.
There’s a country with the same population as ours and a worse economy until not too long ago, where street-food carts in a tiny frontier town looks cleaner than the kitchen of a star-rated restaurant in Mumbai.
There’s places with half our literacy and twice our population density that enjoy better air, cleaner water, and a more evolved civic sense.
There’s rivers that hold zero religious or cultural value and are still far more potable than the ones we call and worship as “maa” here.
India is impossibly filthy.
I don’t know which government has the wherewithal or even the will to do anything about it, but it’s beyond depressing.
No amount of moon missions and AI will ever make up for this most fundamental negative in our culture.
If a government really wished to do something revolutionary, this right here is what it should fix.
How, I don’t know.
But we have zero rights to take offense when the world runs hate campaigns over our ugliness.
And no, frantically googling images of dirty Philadelphia alleys and packed Chinese trains won’t help. Sanatan-kanging won’t help. Harping about “muh million-year-old culture” won’t help. Calling every criticism an anti-India conspiracy won’t help.
Acceptance might.
The stereotypes exist for a reason.
Today, it’s one podcast, tomorrow it’ll be the rest.