Bangalore: India's Silicon Valley is drowning in trash | Global Ideas

Bangalore, India's top high-tech city is drowning in trash despite new regulations. Now an organization there is collecting organic waste and turning it into environmentally-friendly biogas.
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[@slowlearner2786]

What amazes me is that our own media is not ready to discuss this issues

[@evenessa]

our media has limited topics. Mandir-masjid-Modi- pakistan- Repeat.

[@personxyz1840]

Ven dont forget the surgical strikes!!

[@slowlearner2786]

@@personxyz1840 also the moon landing

[@drkrishnakittu]

Ven so true

[@TheFourthWinchester]

TF? This is reported every week on most Kannada news channels.

[@halfbloodprince1380]

Mentality of the people is real problem!

[@gaslitworldf.melissab2897]

Worldwide in fact - without strong leadership, strong enforcement, high reward and collaboration, any place will look and smell like a failed state. Sadly, Indians find work that is menial repugnant and leave it to a lower class that also hates it, so you don't have public weal in mind, just personal status. Gradually this will change as the caste system slowly loses its grip on the country.

[@gurindersingh8109]

Absolutely. Hindu rashtar extremists come to beg in Punjab burdening our economy and making life impossible for us Punjabis. Hindus from Gujrat, Rajasthan, MP, up, Bihar beg daily on traffic lights and markets wearing unclean clothes

[@bijseel8806]

@@gurindersingh8109 you are all burning crops choking Delhi and the biggest drug users in India!

[@passionisinspiration1912]

The people are so ignorant in India. They can't follow simple rules and regulations. Not at all disciplined.

[@khersi.6261]

@@gurindersingh8109 AND YOU R SPECIAL ONLY WHEN IN COME TO STATUS AND MONEY ??? IS THAT WHAT SIKH GURUS TAUGHT ??? SEVA ALSO MEANS TO UPLIFT WITH COMPASSION... POLITICAL CORRECTNESS WOULD BE: YOU ALL BELONG ONLY IN THE ARMY OR RIP-OFF BUSINESSES, DRUGS, NOT TEACHERS, NOR SOCIAL WORKERS, NOR EVEN INTELLECTUALS.

[@rey_vikas]

Almost 90% of cities in india is like this.

[@mithudas4987]

Indore, Mysore, chandigarh??

[@48hd38]

@@mithudas4987 what about Delhi 😷 🤧 and Bombay !!

[@SathishSathish-yv8qh]

What about other 10 percent.

[@joyid]

Even villages bro

[@paulpwthuang]

it is 100%

[@10DGjoHnSon]

The lady inspecting the trash bins is a good woman. 👍👍

[@udaybhaskar448]

While for each such great lady, we pile up a million useless residents to drown them over....who think they are smart and slave themselves to corporations (mostly real estate) that generate all this garbage....

[@MrDICKHEAD28]

YES THANKS GIVING US FREE FUEL SO WE CAN MAKE MILLIONS OFF YOU OH BTW SORT OUT ALL THE TRASH FOR US YOU WON'T BE PAID TO SORT IT BUT THANK YOU BYE

[@cluedin]

She’s a hero

[@LUKFUNTV]

@@cluedin She is a female

[@chinavirus841]

That had me laughing 😂 it’s like a mom going after her kid’s 🤣🤣🤣💩🇮🇳💩🇮🇳

[@rohitshinde865]

This is not just in Bangalore this is every city in India.

[@sundarrajn1003]

but bangalore is the worst of all.

[@AlngBalin]

Sorry mate...not Pune.

[@AlngBalin]

@@sundarrajn1003 agreed. Such a overrated city

[@johnnyboy9239]

Not indore yeah but most cities do this Because the employees and the people themselves are guilty for this

[@robbenvanpersie1562]

@@AlngBalin but our pune is degrading too.

[@secondaryinbox7548]

At least 75% of Indian population doesn’t know what is pollution. We have a long way to go.

[@usahelo]

@@d_amu946 да и гадят в других странах. В моей стране,к примеру. в Грузии индусы везде мусорят

[@crescentmoon256]

people know what pollution is but they don't care there are graduates who also litter

[@ninjapirate123]

Unlike China

[@sahilgothwal4963]

75 % population living in Village logically you are right we live in nature pollution free life 😊

[@rangertalion2386]

People keep blaming the Govt but its the mentality of the people , when indians accept that they have a waste disposal problem and come out of denial , their progress will be better and they can definitely sort out the problem .

[@DaviMKim]

1 billion people, like China, the people have a remarkeble lack of standings 👀

[@mabhodlelajj1195]

@Kaleb people throwing waste in random places too dude is a problem,don't just blame government

[@vladimirseven777]

At first people going to eat, only after that they able and have time to think. Poverty is part of pollution problem. When they living at bottom survival chakras all they want is to survive.

[@bop5718]

North Korea or India I will choose North Korea any day.

[@historyandpoliticalscience7754]

@Bakunawa yes brother china is making right use of plastic by making plastic foodstuff

[@navneet3650]

Come to Delhi (India's capital), its worse, this is just land pollution, Delhi offers you water and "air" (AQI =1000) also, its a combined package you get in Delhi. You will not be disappointed believe me.

[@nation360bd]

Dont you feel embarrassed?

[@nitin9837560]

@navneet kumar It's not true for Entire Delhi... some areas have this problem but the bigger problem is the 3 Mammoth garbage mountains Delhi have!! There is no management/recycling project in the city!!

[@oscarcamatta96]

"You will not be disappointed believe me." More fun than Vegas?

[@mohnishm1372]

Well then delhi people need to act!

[@suilao9468]

Wkwk is this indian? 😂 I hope ur sarcastic approach could trigger ur people to do better.

[@skscorporation9534]

this awareness should be started from school.

[@xhmbx9548]

Exactlyyy

[@akhl9842]

trueee. I live in the west and this is how it's done.

[@shenanigans4177]

Well, my generation already knows it( gen Z). Its upto the local authorities to create provisions in the near future.

[@Ohmagat69420]

And here we students are shitting and studying while consuming foods packaged in plastics , we’ll never learn , we will keep study till one day we will realize but it will be too late

[@lllool8404]

@@shenanigans4177 Good for you!

[@StartupDivision]

I am just proud of the guy who is started the Carbonlites startup.!

[@deepaksarangmath8893]

Hi can we discuss on this carbonlites?

[@shrin210]

Make video on carbonlites topic. I have subscribed you, your video quality is quite good.

[@StartupDivision]

@@shrin210 Thanks for the Sub man. Sure. Will definitely make a video on that topic. Stay tuned!

[@yy6cx]

❤❤

[@pt7309]

we have mountains of garbage in chennai.

[@shinigami_ryuk]

i thought in delhi only we have

[@48hd38]

@@shinigami_ryuk 😂😂😂😂💦 i think Delhi 😷🤧 peak is the highest!!!

[@zuboy4272]

@@48hd38 YOU DARE CHALLENGE US ?? BIHARIS ASSEMBLE !

[@suilao9468]

U should ship ur garbage to poorer country just like what europe does. :)

[@ABEL13ize]

@@suilao9468 a country poorer than India 😂😂😂😂😂😂🤣

[@vinayhosamanenijaguna]

This is true. Entire country has no proper waste management.Cleanliness and hygiene is very important for everyone. We people have to work together to clean up this mess by educating people about the importance of social hygiene. Indian government and its administrative employees are not gonna do anything. I have no hope for this country. This country needs at least 5 generations to see some hope.

[@kansasthunderman1]

Just wondering if India still uses "Manual Scavnegers" to clean out the sewage lines.

[@anime2315]

People are main cause... We know one thing just blame govt...

[@rohandas5643]

Better start from yourself rather saying no hope ...lol sorry for you

[@rohandas5643]

@Rzyen for often

[@sandms95]

This is the kind of media we need to be calling mainstream.

[@TheFourthWinchester]

Watch Kannada news then.

[@vve2059]

most woke people in India get their news on whatsapp and instagram stories

[@Nietzsche_K_Gote]

@@TheFourthWinchester LMAO

[@TheFourthWinchester]

@@Nietzsche_K_Gote ?

[@TheFourthWinchester]

@@shenanigans4177 Nope, not the case. Its a politician-developers nexus which makes them money every year in the name of infrastructure development. If everything is planned well and implemented, they wouldn't get their share of the bribes from the contractors.

[@vianneyneba5856]

My Bangalore wasn’t like this 2 decades ago, all the IT companies and increased emigrants from other cities (especially North Indians) has destroyed my lovely city. My forefathers used to say, that it was a divine city of the gods, there was greenery everywhere and lots of wildlife. I myself grew up in a remote farmhouse in east Bangalore in 1990 and my house was the only one in the 2km vicinity. There were lot of snakes, birds and several flowering and fruit trees. Please please send the residents from other states back to where they belong, please

[@natural3654]

Wow people like u really want to see india into pieces mind you that many bangalorites are workin in delhi and they get the same opportunity as north indians. BTW The tax generated from those immigrants from other cities made your Bangalore what it looked like today, with proper regulations and governance cleanliness can be achieved so better ask your government to act on this.

[@aarohi.5272]

How easy it is to blame others.

[@theshape7801]

Agree with you

[@rohandas5643]

Stop blaming North west ....ppl from you city responsible

[@naraendrareddy273]

Sending them back is not the solution. Educating the public and bringing a change in the system is. This guy who is generating bio fuel from food waste is incredible.

[@drraghunath83]

kudos to DW for showing a silver lining in this mess. It clearly is a great business opportunity

[@drraghunath83]

@Keyrings Locks that's a great question. Funnily enough I had the same question until few months ago until someone reminded me about what we had learned in high school - Carbon Cycle. The reason we have historically high amount CO2 in the atmosphere is because we are pulling out fossil fuels which are part long term carbon cycle and converting that into CO2 i.e. adding it the short term carbon. Because there are not enough carbon sinks i.e. trees to absorb all the new CO2 being emitted, it leads to warming temperatures, ocean acidification, etc. In contrast, the organic waste to methane production that's being described in this video converts short term carbon from food waste i.e. plants/animals into CH4 then ultimately to CO2. So this cycle is in equilibrium. Hope this makes some sense

[@SK-qj8sm]

this is such a brilliant system, most of my residential neighbors around here segregate the organic waste, but the Municipality folks just dump it in one- which I don;t understand by- and then dumped somewhere else (I'm guessing). If not just people but the awareness reaches the govt employees who should have a tie up with these companies would be brilliant cause people are already doing it. There used to be a massive dumping site before nearby one of the complexes when I recently moved to South Bangalore, but its no longer there cause none's dumping there anymore, that made me very happy.

[@nirup2844]

Exactly. I am tired of hearing people's mentality and attitude as an excuse! There are no garbage bins or proper waste disposal systems. If the government provides and if people dont follow, then they are to blame. I know many areas in Bangalore where they had no idea what to do with the trash or where to dispose as the collectors are very corrupt and dont do the work on time

[@DipayanPyne94]

​@@nirup2844 Yup. I just saw a woman throw something from her balcony on to the ground. Mess, for lower caste people to collect.

[@dipankarbarooah3392]

In Chennai there are dust bins provided in all over the city where people go and throw there trash there and Bangalore early morning some useless vehicle comes which is a impossible and useless thing because it's impossible for some people to wake up because of their night job so better provide the thing which is provided in other cities .

[@naraendrareddy273]

Yeah that's dumb. Has there been a change yet?

[@harishwar1]

There should be high fines for dumping trash like they do for traffic now.

[@HeavyLikesSandwich]

If you go up to a person whose littering in India they will get angry and ask you to mind your own business or you'll get the most common response "So what?"

[@JitzyJT]

or worse. This huge dude almost was ready for a fist fight. He even drives a honda city

[@makeithappen4208]

Same Problems here in the Philippines' Huge Cities and Towns. As local it's so embarassing and gross. Kudos to the people who are helping

[@enricocontrerasaraneta7290]

but in general..philippines is 1000 times CLEANER/ IMMACULATE than india

[@PaulAllen6304]

@@enricocontrerasaraneta7290 yes I have seen how clean it is😂 Take love, you too are developing country, don't confuse yourself with your colonizer USA, lol😂

[@kskskksks3045]

@@enricocontrerasaraneta7290 you're right actually 😭

[@raindogred]

I lived in sumatra for 5 years. They have a dump on every neighbourhood. All gets burnt and wet stuff goes into landfill. They got it backwards. They need to be doing biodiesel as well.

[@48hd38]

If they burn trash in India for eg in Delhi with the present air pollution then it's for sure that all the people will choke to death!

[@JitzyJT]

wow burning waste....Nice.....I wish your neighbourhood good luck

[@garlicgirl3149]

I would love to learn how he came up with the idea, partnered and pitched it to the state. How did he get the go ahead from the city. How fascinating and wonderful. I really hope it catches on and inspires other young people.

[@DoodiGoogi]

Superpower by 2020.Only 2 months remaining.

[@pujix8934]

Lol yeah 😑😂🤣

[@kaydenchan7093]

Deepak DeeJack it’s not gonna work, wait till 2050

[@johnhonai4601]

Due to covid 19 we changed plans . Superpower by 2050 is the next aim

[@hyleenpognaire8134]

Oh boy,, yeah 2021 already.... Bal ka 2020 superpower

[@dipankarbarooah3392]

They should provide dustbins everywhere in the city instead of giving useless dumping vehicle .

[@arushandsiya]

Dustbin will collect the garbej only, after collection it need to be properly treated....

[@xhmbx9548]

In my city they did But the garbage themselves don't come to collect the garbage that we were told to store in those Bins

[@StartupDivision]

and what will you do after the dustbins fills up. Wingardium Leviosa doesn't work.

[@dipankarbarooah3392]

@@StartupDivision you can collect that garbage and dump in excavated grounds fill it up and can create bio gas and even manure ,instead of shouting try to use your mind and intelligence .

[@vindo3558]

Just like in West or gulf country

[@sevenstars4817]

The real face of silicon valley.

[@mrnobody9473]

For the people unaware here in Gujrat, Dwarka the the district has appointed a private company that has given jobs to local women's who 24/7 cleans all the trash all around the city of Dwarka, it proves that private sector is way better and effective than government sector, as government employees becomes rude to the common people after attaining a higher post and become currupt

[@anime2315]

That's a good step 👍

[@mallikarjun510]

Lets make private Prime Minister?

[@mrnobody9473]

@@mallikarjun510 did your mom drop you when you were small??

[@gaslitworldf.melissab2897]

not "literally" drowning, "almost" drowning . . .

[@cyriljacob4839]

Wion is busy finding issues in foreign countries. They won't show this.

[@vkAwesomee]

its tooooo common here so this not worth coverage etc because news should be extraordinary not some man daily life this could be extraordinary for you so this news is for you nnot for us 🙂

[@chinavirus841]

LOL

[@Notfound-pz2xu]

Just export it to Africa. It's the european solution. 🤣🤣

[@EXChristianRamRam]

USA and Canada also

[@Santosh-in9wo]

We will take the trash from Asia and Africa and dump it in North America and Europe....

[@kyekyeeminah8734]

Export it to South East Asia, they love trash. Ask Philippines and Indonesia. That's the dumping ground of choice for the western powers. No African country has ever received trash from abroad. Just give me one country you know of in Africa?🤔🙄

[@aakashsahani2991]

@@kyekyeeminah8734 didn't Phillipines literally said the west to eat their waste.

[@kyekyeeminah8734]

@@aakashsahani2991 , they did but before that they willingly accepted the trash for years. Very sad. At least they gat balls now under President Duerte to return the trash to their countries of origin.😊

[@senthilkumarn4u]

DW source of info is highly reliable always...👏👏

[@waltermuller1262]

In India, for some reason, personal hygiene is high but public hygiene is the opposite.

[@DaniyalTahir7]

I'm sorry bro but their personal hygiene is probably the worst I've seen out of all the countries I've visited

[@DaniyalTahir7]

@Vishal Ambekar I'm specifically talking about the middle class and comparing it with the other countries I've been to.

[@TheFourthWinchester]

@@DaniyalTahir7 You have not seen middle class then. Middle class people like me are sticklers for personal hygiene. You have only seen bachelors living out of their hometowns and poor people. And South Indians are far more cleaner than Northies.

[@yy6cx]

Right

[@yy6cx]

​@@DaniyalTahir7😂

[@lancevance6346]

It has gotten especially bad during the past 3 years.I studied there from '14-'17 and it was far better . I visited twice in 2 years and I literally couldn't recognize the streets I lived in during my college days. Dumps literally everywhere. Idk if the govt changed or what during this time but it's become unlivable .Shops were just dumping garbage on streets and as if nobody was coming to collect it. And to think I was sad to leave Bangalore and go back home after college. I wanted to continue living there after passing out. In my visits later on I couldn't stand it. It's also gotten way hotter and overpopulated af.

[@saraf5414]

We in Bangladesh, especially in the capital Dhaka are also struggling with the same waste management crisis. At least Indian authorities and conscious civilians like this lady are doing something to solve this while our authorities do nothing.

[@indianatureandheritage7183]

We are same people living in both india and Bangladesh bro..so we have similar issues in both sides of boarder like over population,waste management,poverty..India and Bangladesh together fight for resolve this issues with the help of some advanced countries like Singapore

[@nad1ax2]

@@indianatureandheritage7183 south India is considerably better than the north and the east, Bangalore is not analogous to Dhaka

[@indianatureandheritage7183]

@@nad1ax2 thats not entirely correct.. Places like indore, bhopal etc way cleaner than most of south indian cities.. Bangalore was very clean 10-15 years back but now its not..

[@rohandas5643]

You do ....first ppl will follow

[@hossainayon9588]

@@nad1ax2 Dhaka is better than bangalore stfu

[@vijayasfitnessmantra6810]

This report is what we expect from Quality media outlets, kudos to Dw and Kudos to Mr. Som Narayan for working on such a sustainable solution

[@mayankkushwaha2862]

Mam, aise reporting DD news aur dd national par telecast hota h regularly

[@vijayasfitnessmantra6810]

@@mayankkushwaha2862 but their video and sound quality is poor

[@thomaskristensen3201]

Im sure Greata Will come after them.

[@ArunKumar-xv4qn]

And do what? Deliver a speech

[@exploreandunravel5773]

@@ArunKumar-xv4qn 😂😂😂😂😂, No she will gift everybody a Tesla car , and a Boat with Sails ...... 😂😂😂

[@icantbreath9061]

How dare you?

[@pynkhrawmarwein3109]

Why do you have to make fun of her? At least she's voicing something , what have you done so far??

[@pynkhrawmarwein3109]

@erica thomass then what will happened in the years to come?

[@astro5977]

We need a better way to get rid of trash. It'd make populated countries like this look so much better/cleaner.

[@markmoreno7295]

It looks bad especially since you know this didn't start happening yesterday. But here in the US, I see a similar trend beginning. People are dumping couches, tires, broken appliances, and other household waste here and there usually along our less-used country roads. Yet our city has a bulky waste program that is free. Our hazardous waste recycling is also free. Random trash heaps are mostly located near homeless camps. Doing something about waste takes thought, effort, and deliberate action on a daily basis. I got a check from my city for buying a kitchen scrap compost bin. Once a month the city scrapes up tree trimmings right off our street, but we also have a grass clippings bin picked up weekly. Education is key in creating a mindset, but it also helps if local government makes waste removal services available and relatively convenient. "Free" services are more easily swallowed than a charge or tax for them.

[@janitrai3003]

Most of the cities are in such condition, i installed 4 garbage bins in my area. My area doesn't even had a dustbin people were clogging drains by throwing it.

[@zuboy4272]

Paint every wall , every street in orange and watch the magic happen !

[@mitachakrabarti6028]

Why do not they convert kitchen garbage into manure and plastic waste into plastic furniture, tiles,bricks and other low cost construction materials?This will make zero garbage waste.

[@bkul44]

Thank you, ms bararama !!!! thank you Carbonlites !for caring about our earth !!! it is surely a challenge.but the things you are doing are awesome !thanks again from america. you are legends

[@sharath.cheekati]

The grounds are polluted and the agriculture is loosing its out come naturally

[@TheFourthWinchester]

Nobody farms within BengaLuru and around its villages. Agriculture is the least productive thing in the city when land rates are so high.

[@kanank13]

These are the real heroes in our society. Finding and solving real problems for a healthier society.

[@lewis-mz1tq]

I heard from Indian friends that Bangalore is the cleanest city in India. Is it worse in other cities?

[@akshitdadhwal]

No Chandigarh Indore mysuru are the cleanest .. bangluru has never been in top 10

[@shubhamdg5653]

It's not the cleanest city in India. India is not the big metropolitan cities the media shows you. NE, Himachal, MP and so many other places. The most crowded places in India are the dirtiest.

[@roshenphilip2408]

Bangalore is a city, big cities always have garbage problems, there are patches of garbage in major cities in India cause there isn't place to properly dispose or manage them until recently as shown in this video.

[@vineethv1629]

Bangalore is cleanest metropolitan city in India.

[@vineethv1629]

@@akshitdadhwal Bangalore was in 7th place couple of years ago.

[@del4532]

It’s time to wake up !! Enough of this ..

[@yo_boi7746]

Del 45 we need something that will replace plastic and not harm the environment.

[@del4532]

MAde B3AT The only problem is that plastic is durable and cheap.Single use plastic make up only a small percentage of the problem whereas packaging material is a huge percentage of the plastic problem. If plastic is replaced by glass or wood it may add to the cost of goods exponentially plus the risk of damage is always there. I hope scientists find something to replace it!

[@heinlich]

Deutsche Welle showed their mercy on this report by largely praising their recyling efforts in the second half. Indians should be relieved unlike Chinese viewing their China related news.😂

[@rajendrabiswas]

It’s really shame about the garbage All over Mumbai .I try to throw alwys in garbage can and in garbage bags . However not every area has garbage cans for public

[@MrDICKHEAD28]

LOOKS LIKE NORMAL THING IN INDIA THEY SWIM TRASH AND POLLUTED WATERS AND USE THE BEACH AS THE TOILET

[@keshav2902]

Here in my village we use it in our fields as manure. We use cloth bags in bazar.

[@hiteshlalwani3662]

Glad to live in Indore :) :)

[@VivekSingh-og2nf]

People are very much aware in Kerala and Northeast India. 🙂

[@midwestexplorer]

Proud of you Som Narayan, great job!

[@logicalbeing1222]

Chalo har baar ki tarah kahein " PROUD TO BE INDIAN " !

[@Harshitrana1231]

Bhai India 4th No Pa Subsa Jaida Polluted Country Ha 😅

[@protector3120]

@@Harshitrana1231 because india second number me sabse jyada populated country bhi hai. With population comes pollution. Hopes some startup companies comes with some innovative ideas to deal with this type of problem.

[@param888]

Dw news should cover ambikapur(small town name in chattishgarh) waste management

[@chandrajbcreations3602]

Can I use few parts or scenes for my short film? Please reply

[@raadden]

They need a better garbage bin system, the first guy didn't even have one. He had to be home when the garbage truck came to get rid of it. Make a three bin system, one for plastic and one for food and one for paper/cardboard. To get a nation who isn't used to these things to clean up, it has to be as convenient as possible.

[@lexitnute1306]

Disney should make a live action movie in india called wall-e

[@dmqn3135]

Pixar made a movie with that name and not all of India is like that

[@namelesswarrior4760]

How can you expect respect if you don't respect yourselves!

[@user-gh3lv6dq6u]

Good work Indian citizens... we don't care about the country , all we care is FB, tik tok,etc.. even animals don't pee everywhere. But we indians..... ashamed of being an indian

[@user-gh3lv6dq6u]

@Ali abbas Mosafari user name checks out :D

[@user-gh3lv6dq6u]

Did I said we've enough toilet for 130crore Indians in my above comment? Looks like someone who can barely read is now typing i guess

[@sabarinathan6554]

Tik tok banned

[@zakirkhaja6153]

Im still waiting for those random indian dudes trashing this comment section with "proud of my country" .👀👀

[@irapeoldladies8145]

*India is Litterbug Central*

[@avikumarirm]

But i am not surprised by a nallah hu uber chanting jihadi to be to trying to malign indians

[@zakirkhaja6153]

@@avikumarirm See... i knew you'd show up 😂😂

[@zakirkhaja6153]

@@irapeoldladies8145 Fact!

[@avikumarirm]

@@zakirkhaja6153 yeah just like you know that mohammed will come back riding buraq the donkey after several earthquakes and before the end of this world

[@abhijeetgill5174]

At least people are coming up with such initiatives now....everyone has a problem we gotta look for solutions 😘 GO U GUYS 🇮🇳 loads of love

[@spiceyfrenchtoast9421]

1:52 they use leaded ink in India? That's very illegal in US

[@10857]

Waste management lectures and practicals must be made compulsary in all schools .

[@godzillamothra5983]

this news was in 2019, this morning I read in BBC about the same problem, clearly nothing change, amazing

[@MrBedmash]

None of the Indian cities have waste Management. Now another 5 years all the Indian cities will become un inhabitable.

[@vishnuthakur9520]

Matri bhasha me bol le, english nhi aata h tujhe.

[@JitzyJT]

@@vishnuthakur9520 English is one of the languages recognised by India.....

[@vishnuthakur9520]

@@JitzyJT lekin colonial h dost.

[@JitzyJT]

@@vishnuthakur9520 yes but a recognised language and one of the two official languages of India as mentioned in the constitution

[@vishnuthakur9520]

@@JitzyJT Constitution of India : Schedule - 8 Official languages total 22(no english here). Article 343(1) Official language of Union of India shall be Hindi in Devnagri.

[@wahtusy3519]

this is also a problem here in the philippines.. im just wondering why India and Philippines cant copy Singapore and some European countries in burning their trash.. you know, they use incinerators that has zero toxic emissions that can harm our environment.. why cant we have that technology?.. this is saddening

[@sanjaykrishnannair8153]

because our Governments are corrupt and lazy to the core.

[@JitzyJT]

because both these nations suffer from lazy democracy and over population

[@wahtusy3519]

@@JitzyJT true

[@sandrarichardson4639]

Well this could easily accessible with an orchard " Arigurcalture program "!.

[@neelanjanchatterjee5807]

Those commenting on this video about trash in India. First try to correct yourself then comment on India and it's trash problem.

[@evenessa]

LOL. Be thankful that someone at least is looking at all these problems that , we here seem to very easily ignore. Take criticism positively. the channel isn't out to get you. And if you are so offended by this video, I would suggest a good place to start is to help solve the garbage problem, so that nobody has anything to complain about.

[@chaos.n.cosmos]

People here want to live in a country that's as good as the European nations but they don't want to behave like the citizens of all those nations. 🙄

[@anime2315]

But still those west Countries send their all waste and garbage to other countries illegally

[@chaos.n.cosmos]

@@anime2315 The European nations that I was talking about actually take care of their own waste. I was not talking about the USA.

[@anime2315]

@@chaos.n.cosmos I'm not talking about European nations but west Countries particularly and not only usa , other countries are doing same...but I definitely agree with your first statement we want to be developed but don't behave like one

[@chaos.n.cosmos]

@@anime2315 They just act like they're developed but in reality it's all a mess. All their systems have serious flaws that backfire and cause more issues. I hope they get rid of 'being the most powerful' mentality and work on the real problems.

[@shivaprasadb7202]

The city is overly crowded 😪.how many citizen can they educate🧐

[@Varun10299]

Come On Be An Optimist.

[@yonavee4444]

They need more condoms and population control.

[@harikishoreanimireddy8153]

It is such a nice weapon in your armoury in the battle against both pollution and energy security. It should be expanded as he already mentioned above and the necessary support should be provided. These innovations should be implemented in both metropolitan and cosmopolitan cities.

[@hassymiia6267]

Incredible India. True side.

[@manjusvnr125]

Out of Bengalurien doing garbage in bengaluru and every time we can't blame to Govt.People should maintain cleanness the area.

[@harryloo8544]

can't the central government hold local officials accountable to fix the garbage problem?

[@SharukhSaifi]

Local administration is not centralised

[@RAJAT218DF]

It's not the government, govt can introduce many reforms. At the end it all depends on people mindset, people keep their houses clean but throw trash everywhere else.

[@kamalendara3518]

Som, awesome work, keep going!!

[@amithkumar4779]

Dude at our place in bangalore, These dumpsters come only twice a week. So the trash piles up and is thrown in road side garbage's.

[@Deccani]

This is truth

[@ebykb661]

One of the reason why I left bangalore.

[@sarathnn6305]

thank god u left , hope more outsiders follow you , so that we can see our prosperous, beautiful old bengaluru karnataka again.

[@chefj4042]

@@sarathnn6305 lol we need more people like you to leave for it to get better

[@maheshnin]

@@sarathnn6305 That wont solve much Sharath. Although living in such old Bengaluru would be nice.

[@ebykb661]

@@sarathnn6305 i have indian citizenship . So I can leave and come back whenever I want. That's that. Don't need your advise on that. But the way the local govt taking care of that city is pathetic . Again it's because of you too you voted for them . Suck it up. Outsiders leaving means all the investors and IT companies too. That's place is nothing without IT. Mind that you ignorant.

[@vkAwesomee]

@@ebykb661 hope you are not doing this there

[@h.s3223]

superpower 2020 lmfaooo

[@h.s3223]

@@DemonicEmbrace Spot these nuts also while youre at it ;)

[@akashkanodia1408]

You can't be Indian

[@jaguppal187]

its a pooperpower LMAO Modi fudu salah

[@khersi.6261]

R U PART OF THE PROBLEM?

[@khersi.6261]

AND ONLY TEACHINGS FROM GURU GRANTH SAHIB AND OTHER GURUS, ARE STATUS AND MONEY AT ANY COST ! YOU ARE NOT TECHERS ETC....TOO SELFISH FOR THAT !! STAY WITH ARMY, RIP-OFF BUSINESSES, LANGAR, HANKERING FOR POLITICAL POWER, AND REBELLION !!!

[@Ridebmxindia]

Glad to know someone understands the criticality But there is no talk about plastic solution the major problem in 21st century is plastic. I would love to be part of any team who are working to solve this problem.

[@mpat100]

Blessings for all the people of Bangalore and India

[@AshishBansal.74]

Well first of all. Banglore is not like delhi or anyother north city. PPL are responsible , sensible and sensitive. And this clearly observable in entire south. In best way it's called civic sense which is not just lacked but missed in north. The problem in north is not just uneducation ... But the problem is arrogance and chalta hai attitude. Well I'm proper delhi wala.

[@passionisinspiration1912]

Yup there are ignorant people in North.

[@nirup2844]

not really. Southern people are just sensitive. but system needs to change

[@prateeks553]

Well you'll be amazed to know that New Delhi & Chandigarh (Northern cities) are among the cleanest cities , While Banglore isn't even in Top 20 . And it's not about Education , Northern cities Like Delhi have MUCH higher Literacy rate and HDI than Banglore.. Problem is North is suffering from Overpopulation , and waste management is an issue Not only in North India but in both North & South India

[@kriketprayme]

​@@prateeks553also Indore

[@humbleasian8866]

Even old people speak English? Impressive! Would love to visit Bangalore once.

[@kimjong-un464]

Lol. The country has the highest no. of English speakers in the world per country🤣

[@hiyukelavie2396]

What is so impressive about speaking English?

[@kimjong-un464]

@@hiyukelavie2396 *Having the highest no. of english speakers in a country where English is not a first language and also a country which had the most uneducated people in the world.*

[@hiyukelavie2396]

@@kimjong-un464 Again, what is impressive about having English speakers?

[@rohandas5643]

@@hiyukelavie2396 nothing he just never see old Grandmother talking in English at his neighborhood

[@chandrajbcreations3602]

May I use this video...

[@nr3615]

Instead of abusing each other or fighting with each other we should do something as this is not a problem of bangalore itself,now this has become the problem for every state of india.give solutions instead of fighting or abusing each other.

[@yogendraprasad3395]

Stringent rules to control garbage in bangalore

[@riyazpatan111]

sadly i'm also living in koramangala, Banagalore.

[@sanjaykrishnannair8153]

I live in KR Puram and its wayyyyyyy worse, especially after it rains.

[@book--worm]

Thank u dw .... for picking up this topic which most of the indian media never even care about

[@RuRu-gn7nf]

I don't like mixing up my wastes at all I don't like throwing paper, packages and food waste in the same container or dustbin. I'd really like to have such management or arrangement in my locality as well. Because even if I separately throw them garbage picker will ultimately mix them up effort doesn't pays off. I come from NE India.

[@NSN2195]

The Electronic waste city is also here

[@emuriddle9364]

Wow... Trash Collection really is something we take for granted. Would community dumpsters help? Maybe even separate containers for Wood, Furniture, and Tires.

[@LucAbroad]

It’s in their culture. Do they think that the garbage will magically vanish?

[@oliviawilson1085]

Please give our 45 trillion dollars back

[@sunnynexxt]

Governments and municipalities have failed us. People themselves try their best.

[@vishwanath9315]

I live in Bangalore trust me it's better compared to other cities and it not easy to make 13 million people to understand

[@randomuser-f567hnf]

Google zero waste and make better life style choices, in this day of swiggy and zomato it is given we will produce more trash compared to our previous generations. Reduce Reuse Recycle ♻️

[@Steve1766]

zero waste and reduce reuse and recycle this is what the modern world does

[@ranarohith7562]

Even everyone can install a small biogas plant or digester or compost pit in their backyard where they can dump daily leftovers veg wastes etc .

[@randomlife3050]

National news debate should be this and not communal stories. Its a lost cause now. Nothing can happen. Just be thankful to God that you are alive.

[@TheNavbhalse]

Indore (m.p.) ,the cleanest city of India for consecutive 3 years, has much more sophasticated and innovative approach for waste dumping and processing.

[@TheNavbhalse]

@Anand Kumar check your facts before running you fingers over internet. A google search would have been fine.

[@zakirkhaja6153]

Its astonishing how india's cleanest city looks like a dumpster in the hood.

[@TheNavbhalse]

@@zakirkhaja6153 go get a life man Internet has ruined your childhood

[@vineethv1629]

Their population is not even half of Bangalore's population and no where as big as Bangalore either.

[@pulz1191]

@@vineethv1629 but that doesn't mean the Bangalore can't have similar solutions.

[@AlngBalin]

Learn from Pune City. Such a clean city. I have been to every Major cities in India. No cities comes close to Pune in terms of clean and proper management. Bangalore is worst.

[@abhishekdas3656]

By the way are u an expat in india

[@sabhishek9289]

I thought Delhi is the worst considering the air pollution.

[@AlngBalin]

@@sabhishek9289 air pollution, garbage, roads, traffic, transport, the locals, 12 months advance deposit before renting a house,...it's just a overrated city. Thank God to IT companies otherwise Bangalore is nothing.

[@archithiwrekar4021]

I live in pune, honestly speaking indore is waayy cleaner. Oh sorry you were talking about major cities

[@poovammapriya]

@@AlngBalin are you an outsider 😂. Bangalore is known as a garden city . Now its getting over crowded coz of the garbages coming from other parts of india 🙄 to work and also to settle down here, saying that the climate is so good and bla bla bla. India's half of the population is here. So what can you expect. I'll thank God if half of the companies relocate 😂 but I know its neve gonna happen.Otherwise Bangalore is the best City to stay.

[@harshavardhangangavathi]

We're failing. Many of us are like when it's the problem not related directly, they don't care. But this does affect, need more awareness, practice, persistence and stricter regulations. Representatives are sleeping anyway.

[@tropicalparadisemishuevos]

we humans are wonderfully beautiful, thank u god for creating us the earth is sooooo happy and thankful