will india ever take the 'cleanliness' thingy seriously?
By adigreat
@adigreat (33)
India
January 20, 2007 1:03am CST
when someone refers to india the picture great taj mahal standing in agra,its courageous history,intelligence,etc.
every year lakhs of tourist visits india to take a look at the above things but they get satisfied partially only.
in the survey taken by 'times of india' it was seen that less than half the visited tourist ever wished to come back and take a look of this country again.
isnt this a shameful thing.
in my opinion one of the things that the tourist might be disliking is the lack of cleanlinessin india.
will we be able to see a clean india?
every street we walk upon has some gutks packets,scrap of papers,or dump collected is seen.
where do we or our government lacks in the management of the cleanliness task?
dont we want to see an india whose roads r shining brightly in the sun,or walls with no posters or bills,in what way can we contribute to this thing?
2 responses
@judyt00 (3497)
• Canada
20 Jan 07
if you want to contribute, go for a daily walk in your neighbourhood with a plastic bag and latex glove son and pick the trash up off the street. then put it into your trash bins at home for the garbage men to take away. if peoplesee what you are doing and ask tell them that you are sick of having to walk in a dirty street all the time, and offer them some gloves. you may start a clean (up yourcity) campaign that will shame the politicians into doing something to help
