Why Some Indians Have NO MANNERS? Lack of Civic Sense To Blame? भारतीय कब सुधरेंगे ?

[@Gmstar96]

We need a ‘ Civilise Indians’ movement very badly in India

[@RoadFinderProductions]

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[@iketheduke1]

Nice thought but it’s too late as it’s become the culture now no matter where they live in the world

[@kunchromium]

yeah and should be subset of atheist movement, india needs to get rid of all the superstitions and blind faith ASAP, it's india's culture itself that is holding it back

[@DeepaGudi-l6b]

please i agree to that

[@DeepaGudi-l6b]

i agree to bringing in civilised movement for sure in india

[@GAMINGTACTICALi-l4g]

That's why we get to face free racism in foreign country 😂😂

[@RoadFinderProductions]

Yes, more and more similar reports are coming in daily from different countries. But we have to remember to mend our manners and behaviour and keep not just their countries clean, but also ours! Thank you for commenting, we hope you liked the video. If you did, please consider subscribing :)

[@Jai-Bharat111]

People don't know how dirty roads negatively affect our minds.

[@RoadFinderProductions]

Yes, you are right. Cleanliness and tidy public spaces are very important for one's overall well-being, too. Thank you for taking the time to comment. If you liked our content, please consider subscribing. It really helps us :)

[@bakihanma724]

Bro i get depressed when i walk out of house look around

[@gabrielnadar5985]

​@@bakihanma724 seriously nowadays I don't want to get out of my house.

[@reginageorgetownuni]

Agree wholeheartedly 🙏

[@Aashu299]

Not some, most of us. And the reason is not poverty.

[@RoadFinderProductions]

It is not poverty, indeed. It is our mindset. How do you think we can start brining a change in our mindset?

[@AgarwalHimanshu502]

Mental poverty you mean?

[@PK-qe2py]

Casual attitude and hooliganism.

[@durgs360]

No. Reason is culture

[@AgarwalHimanshu502]

@durgs360 How to you define culture? To point this on culture?

[@mukhia8834]

Had been to Thailand last year, we were on a cruise, the way our people were screaming, shouting and just being too loud , disturbing everyone was soo embarrassing !!

[@RoadFinderProductions]

Yea, there have been instances and reports of similar behaviour from other countries as well. Hopefully, we will learn and evolve sooner than later.

[@ANXZ07]

@@RoadFinderProductions Please please please make this one video about what many Indians thinks is racism towards Indians is not true. It's really not racism from foreigners but many many many Indians behaving poorly in other countries till foreigners realize the poor behavior are mostly coming from Indians. When Indians develop a level of civic sense, what appears to Indians as racism will disappear. Please make this video and educate everyone.

[@pennyc8252]

It same when v r in Vietnam n so demanding without paying extra very annoying these peoples😢

[@mytravls]

Not as embarrassing as the Indians. Just watch them on Delhi metro

[@iketheduke1]

Unfortunately in North America as well they are the most obnoxious and oblivious people out of any other communities, very poor hygiene and always loud in public.

[@ৰায়_Jyotirmay.888]

The main problem is that the targeted audience is busy watching facebook and faltu videos and reels. While informative videos they ignore

[@RoadFinderProductions]

That is very true. Thank you for your insights! We hope you like our content. Please subscribe, if you haven't already :)

[@earth2k66]

The target audience don't even care what others think, this wouldn't change unless we drive a massive campaign by making shorts and reels on their platform as well on this issue. Record these incidents, blur/partially censor the face and upload these with a humiliating tone, in reels and shorts.

[@ৰায়_Jyotirmay.888]

@earth2k66 that's it yes ! People need to make such videos more on feels and facebook than youtube. Then 1 percent change might come in ground

[@nosom7]

Bhai ye sense kabhi aayega bhi nahi. Because it starts with home and schools. And poori generation lag jati hai ise theek karne me.

[@RoadFinderProductions]

Bilkul theek bol rhe hain aap. But kahin na kahin se toh shuru karna padega. The sooner the better.

[@nosom7]

@RoadFinderProductions not possible with uneducated govt

[@yudhistrasahoo8637]

Are bhai school me agar teacher bolta he bachon ko table saaf ker do ye chhote youtuber khudko jo media samjte hain video kerke viral kerdete hain ki school me padhai nehin hota he to uske liye us teacher ko transfer hota he ya suspended kia jata he uske liye teacher bhi darke kuch behin kerte hain

[@citadelsoundscapes]

​@@yudhistrasahoo8637 bhai koi table ya bartan saaf karne ke baat thori karra hai.. civic education seekhane ke baat kar rahe hai schools main..taaki bachon ko bachpan se hi safai ke importance pata chal jaye.

[@yudhistrasahoo8637]

@@citadelsoundscapes bhai main jab chota tha mujhe yaad he hum school ko saaf karte the garden ko bhi ,abhi to school me teacher bhi nehin he

[@whyme5024]

Great summey. In my opinion, "some" in India means 90%. This video should be a must watch in every school, every classroom, every week Monday morning right from kinder garden all the way to college final year. Top most reason majority NRIs can never return.

[@RoadFinderProductions]

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[@DarkAlpha6]

Lol! School & institution are failing! They can not change genetics

[@natureshort8030]

I guess 95℅ are like that

[@concsciousvagabond9422]

Governments are wholly responsible. Nothing will change until the government starts implementing these rules strictly with hefty fines. Indians know how to follow rules wherever they are enforced in other countries they travel to or live in. They don't follow only in India coz it's not enforced. Make prisons for small crimes as profit centers or community service should generate income or save costs. Saab line pe aayenge aur sab kuchh badal jayega.

[@DarkAlpha6]

@@concsciousvagabond9422 Not Government! But it's more Genetics

[@karanjain5663]

Because people have a sense of over- entitlement.

[@RoadFinderProductions]

That is very true.

[@darkvader125]

excatly every Indian family has this problem thank fully i respect all these things

[@RoadFinderProductions]

@@darkvader125 Thank you for being an upstanding citizen!

[@ex.hindu.now.atheist]

@RoadFinderProductions “That is very true.” ====================== The more accurate title would be ‘Why *_MOST_* -Indians- Bharatiyans Have No Manners’.

[@surajm4547]

Please don't blame the citizens alone. The garbage collection is also very inefficient and corrupt.

[@doctorrs5317]

You forgot to add this to the list: staring at people

[@RoadFinderProductions]

Indeed, we did. Thank you for reminding us. It is also an undesirable trait we see in our society. Thank you so much for taking the time to comment. If you liked our video, please consider subscribing. It keeps us motivated :)

[@chimchirjamir26919]

No.... It's ogling

[@DeepaGudi-l6b]

i know the staring is sooooo rude and strange. i mean these basic behaviours are not even taught it’s just common sense !

[@ak47ava]

I Am NRI. Believe me. I don't throw trash anywhere. I always throw in the trash can even when visiting in India. While i throw trash in the can, people just throw it anywhere.

[@RoadFinderProductions]

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[@manishvishwakarma8428]

सबसे बड़ी समस्या अहंकार है

[@RoadFinderProductions]

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[@SunilMeena-do7xn]

In Japanese school, students are periodically given the duty to clean their classroom. If we do same in India, students will learn the habit of not throwing garbage because ultimately they themselves have to clean it.

[@RoadFinderProductions]

Yes, Japan is the perfect example of a society where cleanliness is deeply ingrained in their subconscious. Thanks for contributing to the conversation. We hope you enjoyed our content-if you did, consider subscribing. It keeps us motivated 😊

[@PK-qe2py]

Parents will file case and politicians will make a big scene out of it.

[@Skyln255]

​@@RoadFinderProductionsparents won't enrol their kids into such schools

[@reon1552]

We did clean our school permises once every week in missionary school. Convent school teaches us civic manner and value education too. I think govt school also must have these subjects

[@SunilMeena-do7xn]

@@reon1552 Cleaning up as a group is fine and I have seen it being done, but I feel like that is not enough. If each day a student is chosen for cleaning duty and he has to clean his classroom by himself, that gives him a much more personal sense of responsibility. Like imagine today it's your duty to clean the classroom at the end of day. You will automatically not throw any garbage. And if someone else does it, you will try to discourage them. Each day there will be someone who will keep watch if his classmates are throwing garbage. So the habit of not throwing garbage around and putting it in dustbin will be automatically instilled in students.

[@karunab6425]

Absolutely true. Most people have the apathy towards civil sense in Indian society. On one hand India is “Bharat Mata” but there is no hesitation in urinating and defecating on the same dear “Mata”😢.

[@RoadFinderProductions]

Very well put. Apathy combined with laziness in taking the easy way out over the right one has ruined the beauty and sanctity of Bharat Mata. Thank you so much for sharing your views. If you haven't already, please consider subscribing :)

[@lesmen4]

. *Our politicians and movies also contribute to this rude manners* .

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[@nikkyujoshi]

Our Indians are in dire need of teachers like you. Thanks for the video bro!

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[@nikkyujoshi]

@@RoadFinderProductions I did bro :)

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@@nikkyujoshi 🙏

[@durgs360]

Not some Indians. Most Indians

[@RoadFinderProductions]

That is the issue! Most of our part of the problem. We hope you liked our video. Thank you for watching and commenting. Please subscribe, if you haven't already. It really helps us :)

[@Iammrunkown]

What I find rather shocking is people feeling proud of the fact that how they broke the rules and got away with it through bribe. It is somehow normalized in the society, and if they were to tell the story to someone at random, they would mostly likely laugh at it which again shows how much normalized breaking the rules is.

[@RoadFinderProductions]

True. It is disheartening to see such behaviour has not only normalised but also praised and encouraged. Thank you for taking the time to comment. We hope you liked the video. Please consider subscribing as it really helps us :)

[@Happiness.789]

Those states that create dirtiness should be given less funds as punishment for misbehavior.

[@RoadFinderProductions]

While accountability is important, solving the issue through punishment alone might not be the most effective approach. Instead, incentivizing cleanliness, like rewarding well-maintained areas with better infrastructure or resources, could motivate positive change. Thank you for taking the time to share your perspective. Please consider subscribing, if you haven't already.

[@KundanKumar-mm6hj]

Some❌️ most✅️

[@RoadFinderProductions]

You are correct. We must change our priorities and work together as a society. We hope you liked the video, please consider supporting the channel by subscribing. Thank you :)

[@KundanKumar-mm6hj]

@RoadFinderProductions Sadly Indian public can't be taught. People will see you as an enemy if you try to teach them. They might even start a fight. I have tried and gave up. I think a 'social credit' system similar to what China uses, must be implement in our country too. I don't see any other way.

[@AlongNaga-vo6lg]

Someone has rightly said "Hygiene and civic sense is a Crime India." Lol I couldn't agree more being an Indian.

[@RoadFinderProductions]

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[@kritisingh1412]

This is the kind of content we need. Thank you❤

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[@Lenna-u7n]

Correct. Cleanliness is next to Godliness. Everybody should become obsessive to cleanliness and adhere to civic rules. Awareness and good sense of responsibility to fulfill the do's & don't's.

[@RoadFinderProductions]

Yes, it is! It is very important to be clean and civil. A lot of our social problems could be fixed if we just start embracing the tenets you have mentioned. Thank you for taking the time to comment. If you liked our content, please consider subscribing. It really helps us :)

[@kamalahdan4654]

This should be taught in school and home

[@RoadFinderProductions]

Couldn’t agree more. The base is, indeed, weak right now. There needs to be proper training of students in civic sense. And of course at home. Your support means a lot, please consider subscribing to the channel :)

[@pushpnaidu2530]

It all starts at home, then in school and your learning continues as you grow older . As someone said poverty has nothing to do with civic sense. If one is poor doesn’t mean you have to be dirty.

[@RoadFinderProductions]

Exactly! Good habits start at home, get reinforced in school, and should continue throughout life. Poverty is not the reason for a lack of civic sense-cleanliness and discipline are more about mindset than money. If you liked this video, please consider subscribing-it really helps us keep making such content!

[@AstroGoat215]

I'm tired of seeing every road painted in red from vimal and pan, it disgusts me every time, the least we can do is make sure our family follows the rules.

[@RoadFinderProductions]

Yes! You are so right. The only people we can actually urge and keep accountable are our friends and family. You are the first one to suggest this. Thank you so much for sharing a solution! We hope you liked our video, if you did, please consider subscribing to the channel. It really helps us :)

[@gingerali]

The Internet is showing the world how dirty and filthy India is.

[@Mrunaaaall]

Those panmasala companies need to be shut down.

[@RoadFinderProductions]

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[@360DegreeWanderer]

This is a major issue of India nowadays. Either Rich or poor, all are spitting red on every corner, streets. Ayodhya newly developed railway station is the latest example. Why are companies not introducing spitting bags so that people can use and throw this in dustbin.

[@RoadFinderProductions]

Hence, the need to spread awareness and create pressure. Thank you for such an insightful comment!

[@gothmonk691]

Perhaps no point introducing spitting bags Indians are idiots who have no civic sense, no matter you introduce spitting bags or spittoons they still will do that. Perhaps it is in the blood.

[@sara1012s]

That Pan happens only in NOrth India. I am frm kerala its so clean here but whereever north tourist visits you can see the pan stains, its really pathetic.

[@earth2k66]

Yep, went to Ayodha in December, the Railway station looked so classy and shinny but I could still find "the red" at few corners. Imagine what are we presenting about our national to the people coming from around the globe. Can't believe people still do this. If someone tries to say something, they would scream back instead of apologizing.

[@mytravls]

Just ban gutka

[@Ms-zh7uf]

Best Example Puttar Pradesh

[@JardaniDjokovich]

I love in kuda Pradesh

[@mystifyingdude]

Bangalore se saaf h lucknow.

[@halalmon]

🤡 bohot saaf h, i can literally smell the paan in air​@@mystifyingdude

[@bidyutbikashtalukdar8675]

Hugta hu tere muh pe​@@mystifyingdude

[@dextrous1]

​@@halalmon hahaha

[@allforyou6288]

I never never throw any wrappers, plastic here n there. If i eat something or drink something i put my bottle and wrappers in my bag or in hand and when i get any dustbin i put there or take it to my home. Always. My brothers and my partner also do the same. I tell my parents to do the same. I proudly say I'm the real patriot of my mother nation.

[@RoadFinderProductions]

That is wonderful. You are a model citizen. Thank you for your support!

[@zunerazari]

Same

[@rengoku904]

Honesty lays the foundation, education fuels growth, and maturity fosters responsible citizenship. India's progress depends on its people embracing these values.

[@RoadFinderProductions]

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[@creativejunction6121]

Religion is the big problem

[@RamSharma-ov4lt]

How?

[@PrateekSharma2005]

How?

[@Emerald483]

Religion teaches us to be clean and be good. Bagavath Geeta should be made mandatory in every school because it is the only sacred book that does not talk about religion.

[@Factoumil]

@@Emerald483religion Mei dusre bhi aate hai. Koi koi log dharm aur religion ko ek nah I maante

[@Fair-c88]

​@@Emerald483india will be doomed if they do that

[@bithulkaushal1132]

This video needs to reach more people … great content🔥🔥

[@RoadFinderProductions]

Thank you bro!

[@bopian8913]

Not some but most.

[@RoadFinderProductions]

Indeed!

[@Ashishjaj]

One answer, poverty,Lack of education and moral values.

[@Manu-yy3jy]

Kyuki hum viswaguru hain 😂😂😂😂😂

[@kapil30587]

Most of them doesn't have any manners

[@RoadFinderProductions]

Yes! That is why we need to educate them and spread awareness. Thank you for your comment. Do not forget to subscribe :)

[@kapil30587]

I already subscriber. Thumbs up for your great work

[@RoadFinderProductions]

@@kapil30587 Thank you sir! :)

[@faree38green]

I couldn't agree more... Just returned from Mumbai visiting after a long time and I had forgotten about the above mentioned. I wanted to dispose of my litter responsibly but was told by relatives to just throw it anywhere. In the end I I kept my rubbish in my handbag and took it back to where I was living to dispose.

[@RoadFinderProductions]

That is so mature and responsible on your part. If only most Indians were like you, the country would be light years ahead in all aspects. We are glad that people like you exist and choose the right thing over the easy thing. Thank you so much for taking the time to comment. If you enjoyed our video, please consider subscribing :)

[@faree38green]

@RoadFinderProductions 😊 thank you.. God bless and I have subbed!

[@RoadFinderProductions]

@ 🙏

[@tipsywolf5466]

95% people does this...

[@RoadFinderProductions]

Indeed, they do. Thank you for taking the time to comment. If you liked our video, please subscribe. It helps us a lot :)

[@Atheism712]

Indian culture yahin h

[@Truthislogical]

It's due to increase in athesim

[@SouthRoyal]

​@@Truthislogicaldoes even india has atheists ??, don't speak rubbish man.

[@ex.hindu.now.atheist]

@Truthislogical “It's due to increase in athesim” ====================== Yes... Because of atheists, Hindus' holy city Varanasi and Hindus' holy river Ganges are filthy.

[@tdmking1329]

Wahh 😂😂 abb religion ko chor ke atheist me ayaa gye ja ge china dekho atheist country he Andhbhakt 😂

[@anamelessmonster]

​@@Truthislogical it's because of lingta religion 😂

[@faridasaigar2719]

Absolutely truth Hope all Indian are listening ❤❤❤❤❤

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[@Kinialearn]

Yes and no matter how much money u have it can't buy a class That is why people when you are looking for a life partner this is the most important thing you should look for before getting married. Go on a date with your future life partner to then observe if they are under dress and messy ,how they behave, if they litter, misbehave, or show ego to lower people than them, then pls skip it cause that's what gonna trouble you in the future it will turn into small argue like why did u put wet towel on bed, why u haven't bath for days, etc. And u will have hard time to managed their wrongdoing. So please learn civic sense and also make sure your partner also know this. And don't forget to teach your kids basic civic sense

[@RoadFinderProductions]

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[@AjayKalyan-t5p]

Good video.. We should keep our city and country clean. But its sad people don't understand

[@kumardivesh]

I am mentioning an incident which left me disappointed and made me concerned about the declining standards of public behavior in our country. Recently, I had the misfortune of experiencing this firsthand during a train journey from Kolkata to Tata on the Vande Bharat, Executive Chair Car. I, a 62-year-old, was traveling with my wife, looking forward to a peaceful ride. A point to be noted that the Executive Chair car tickets are the most expensive. As I sat in my seat, we were subjected to a relentless barrage of loud conversation and profanity from a group of three young men sitting a few rows ahead. Despite wearing noise-cancelling earplugs, I could still hear their raucous voices, which made it clear that they had no regard for their fellow passengers. What's even more disturbing is that these young men appeared to be educated, referencing Gen 'Z' and displaying a level of awareness that made their behavior all the more inexcusable. When I politely asked them to keep their voices down, they responded with mockery and disdain. But what happened next was even more appalling. Another passenger in the same row of ours removed his shoes and encouraged his young companion to do the same, filling the train car with a foul odor. This behavior was not only inconsiderate but also a stark example of how we are failing to teach our children basic social etiquette. The fact that this passenger had to be pressured by fellow travelers to relent and put his shoes back on is a sad commentary on our society's values. It's clear that we are not doing enough to instill respect, empathy, and basic decency in our citizens. As a nation, we often lament the lack of respect we receive from other countries. But experiences like these make it clear that we need to look inward and address our own shortcomings before we can expect others to treat us with respect.

[@RoadFinderProductions]

Extremely disappointing and sad that you had to experience this. As someone who is part of this next generation, I feel appallingly ashamed that our country's future is in the hands of such people. On top of it, the sheer audacity that seems to come pre-programmed with some of my generation's kind is also shocking, as everyone (myself included) tend to be deluded that the 'new generation' is better and more civilised. But reading some of the comments here has caused to me reconsider these preconceptions I harbour. I would like to thank you for your patience and civility in dealing with these borderline sociopaths. It is difficult to pin down the reasons behind this, whether it is nurture or culture or simply the garbage which is peddled by social media they are addicted to. Thank you so much for sharing your experience, albeit a harrowing one. Really makes one think about the future of the nation 🙏

[@hanam_11]

These topics should be discussed❤❤

[@RoadFinderProductions]

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[@surajm4547]

We should also discuss inefficiencies and unnaccountability of government agencies. The local garbage collectors hold residents to ransom by demanding bribes. You should expose that also...to make your videos more balanced.

[@AstralProjections-oy8ue]

Thanks for the video.........this is an important education video, but until basic education is not available to all citizens this problem will not go away........cannot make loud noises "Sabka saath, sabka vikas" when this is not reaching the poor man.

[@RoadFinderProductions]

You're absolutely right! Until basic education reaches everyone, this problem won’t go away. Civic sense comes with learning, and without that, real change is tough. Hopefully, things improve with time. Thanks for watching and sharing your thoughts! Your support means a lot to us, please subscribe :)

[@devhxh1558]

Lmfao As if govt clean anything.. If place is dirty people doesn't hesitate to throw garbage. But if its clean most people avoid throwing garbage.

[@kobinsadvance]

This is the type of video every Indian Influencer should make. I'm your new subscriber and hope to see such content more and more.

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[@tolykozin]

this video should be shown to students all over the country till 12th grade. God bless!

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[@s.s.fitness8351]

Not some. Many of them

[@RoadFinderProductions]

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[@yevodee4024]

@s.s.fitness8351 “Not some. Many of them” ======================== Not many, but MOST.

[@ianuragaggarwal]

Zero civics sense

[@subratachakraborty1775]

Strict law should be implemented. This people won't listen to normal conversation 😭

[@RoadFinderProductions]

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[@Supreme_Lord.]

I have same thought 😢😢 iske liye sarkar ko strict rules Karna chaiye,

[@XEN-GAMING]

Pehle sarkar dustbins to har jagah lagaye har 250m pe dustbins laga dene chahiye aur aur har roz unhe collect kare ise job bhi badhegi agar ghar ka garbage roz keval ek time pe gadi ka intezaar na karke kabhi bhi dustbin me fekna logo ko asan bhi padega. Itna kucch karne ke baad agar koi nahi follow karta fir strickt action jaruri hai

[@Supreme_Lord.]

@@XEN-GAMING good idea, ye to karna hi chaiye, cctv ka kya khayal hai, cctv ho to bohot sare problems ka hal hoga, like crime rate kam hoga, kachra kam karenge, most important village wale jagah par streat light lagwana chaiye, mujhe dusre country dekh kar bohot jealousy hoti hai 😭 kash hamare india bhi waise hote

[@XEN-GAMING]

@@Supreme_Lord. Wahi to bhai itne sare measures hai hamse agar politicians draft mange to puri report banake de denge kya karna chahiye. 🥲

[@Supreme_Lord.]

@@XEN-GAMING ha yar, pata nehi government kya kar rahehai, mera mano to, india ko badal do, ya phir dhruv raathe ke tarah india leave kardo aur paisa kamao, phir desh badalne ke bare mai socho,

[@cptharlock2947]

Breaking the rules is considered a virtue in India.

[@kamalahdan4654]

So true This is why they are hated

[@Edward4Plantagenet]

Indore से हूं, जब भी कोई दूसरे city village जाता हूं, घिन आ जाती है कचरा, गंदगी देख कर।

[@rishikhanna5272]

Exactly right

[@sphinx4783]

Thanks for this video....... I am a foreigner and would like to love India but its hurts me to say that its the dirtiest country that I have visited....... please kindly do more videos to raise awareness

[@RoadFinderProductions]

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[@devas1993]

So true

[@alokpundir8413]

Rule todna indian ko power simble se connect krta h 🤐🤐 Quality education plays a big role in society 🧐

[@RoadFinderProductions]

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[@PreetiPreeti-jy9rj]

Bilkul sahi kaha aapne.. Hume safia ka dhayan rakhna chahiye. Ghar pe bhi aur bahar bhi..good video

[@NITTUSHARMA-d2h]

Maine bahot baar dekha hai humaare yahan tourists aate hain aur apne vehicles se sara kachra bahot proudly roads pe fenk ke nikal jaate hain. Tourists need to respect the hills and maintain cleanliness.

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[@claudiaponce2999]

That s not only in India, everywhere in the world there are people like that

[@StormShadow-vm6ie]

Not some but almost all

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[@Pradeepsharma-hp8dl]

Sahi bol rhe ho , jahan facility aur infrastructure hai log wahan bhi littering karte hain.. this mindset has to change

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[@Wanderingsoul864]

It's not some, it's most of the!

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[@capitaloftaste9146]

Parents bhi apne bachon ko manners nahi seekhate. School level pe hi bachon ko environment science ke saath ek civic sense ka course bhi lag jaye toh desh ka bhala ho jayega

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You are right. Bachpan mein hi civic sense inculcate karni zaroori hai. Thank you!

[@arywah]

Bilkul sacchi baat kahi hai aapne, bahut afsoos hota hai jab pade leekhe log bhi aisa karte hain.

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Haanji, yeh education se zyada awareness ki baat ban jaati hai phir.

[@devhxh1558]

Lmfao THIS is India, govt doesn't even clean anything. See train !!

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[@Idk_23458]

And when you don't behave like them they call you fool , In my own family when I say them to use dustbin and keep places clean they just ignore me and say don't teach me

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[@chimchirjamir26919]

All true. And absolutely low moral standards. Indians are very fond of hindi movies and it can be used as a medium to spread the awarness and educate the masses.

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[@reubenstarsky7328]

Lol 80 % indians😂😂😂😂

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[@sachingupta-rv8bs]

thank you so much for making this video

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[@sharemarket764]

Manners ki kami ke saath saath akal ki bhi kami hai. Aur yeh issue rich logon mein bhi hai. Maine highway pe ek bande ko apni 1.5 cr ki BMW se Starbucks ke cups fenkte hue dekha hai, beech road ke, itne active highway pe. Kachra toh felaana hi hai saath mein baakiyo ke liye risk bhi create karna hai

[@SundarbansCompanySite]

Ghar saf karne k jimmedari hamari h, or road saf karne ki zimmedari sarkar ki h hum nhi kar sakte sarkar ka kaam.

[@mridulkarmakar7323]

I like your video very much❤

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[@manishsheth2502]

Entitled Indian, this is modern caste system at play.. there is someone below me (economically or socially) to clean.. I am at a higher status and entitled to throw garbage.. if I dont throw garbage, what are the cleaners getting paid for.. cleaners should also have some work.

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[@sanasana4833]

Indian culture he aesa hai...puja k nam par Kachra nadi me dalo, mandir aur ghar ka kachra road me dalo.... Government kuch karegi nhi... As a Indian i can say our ethics doesn't teach manners it only teaches demane

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Teaching is the profession which makes other professions, and yeh bilkul theek bola aap ne humein humaari values change karni padegi

[@SunilMeena-do7xn]

It's not culture but society. Indian culture is pretty hard on cleanliness, what will all the focus on water and bathing. But the society itself had regressed to a low-trust and irresponsible one. People clean their house and throw the garbage on road, because somehow road is not their responsibility but only government's.

[@anamelessmonster]

Puja ke naam pe khane pine ki chij ko nadi mai feko aag mai feko... yehi toh indian culture khelata hai 😂

[@RoadFinderProductions]

@@SunilMeena-do7xn So true! Private space and public space are two very different domains in our minds. If only we extended the same courtesy to our streets, roads, and monuments.

[@Riggis31]

Apna ghar saaf rkhne mein bhi sabka contribution nhi hota, to desh mein kaise hoga. Agar sab apne asrroundings se hi shuru karein to desh apne aap hi saaf ho jayega

[@RoadFinderProductions]

Yeh toh bilkul sahi bola aapne. Thank you for sharing your thoughts!

[@sober1522]

I remember a reel where our indian influencers were making fun of Dubai for following lane discipline....

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That is just rude and shows their real mentality. Following rules and being safe and disciplined isn't boring. It takes strength. Thank you for taking the time to comment! We hope you liked our content, if you did, please consider subscribing. It keeps us motivated :)

[@pariksitrathour4825]

#Jago Bharat Jago

[@AbhijitKalita-y4g]

Indian follows rule in arab countries 😂.

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That is the sad reality. We tend to follow rules in countries with strict enforcement, fines, and punishment. But we litter our own nation. Thank you for your comment! Please remember to support us by subscribing, if you haven't already :)

[@rarindam]

Totally supported and encouraged by local politicians too.

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[@MK-vu9pm]

Not *some* but MOST

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[@Honey-001-c2k]

same shit here in Pakistan als bro. Divided by border, united by our shitty behavior!!!

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[@assassinerage1909]

Because religion doesn't teach this 😂 ... Religion is biggest problem in the world 😢

[@abhishekbhamare4002]

What is this logic? You are giving same level of logical explanation as the people you criticise.

[@pennyc8252]

Wrong it education. U need to starts teaching in early ages Civic sense n manner r taught in junior school in most of developed countries like Japan Korea n Europe

[@assassinerage1909]

@@pennyc8252 no Bhartiya intrested in syllabus update of school ... All are happy with making house for God 😒 .

[@SHADOWExtrem]

@@assassinerage1909 jesus is truth believe it or not and there is no allah

[@ap_0011]

In India it is even worse. Looks like the entire population is crazy after "Sanatan Dharam, Ram Temple, Kumbh Mela" and all other BS. India first needs to get rid of religion if it wants to improve its living conditions even a little bit

[@rajraj601]

Your Integrity is your behaviour when no one is watching .. Hope we get good ..🙏 we got used to being easy with too much freedom

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[@raiayan4004]

I feel like our the coming generation might change something

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Yes. They do seem more proactive about cleanliness and public manners.

[@KartikParjapat-u1i]

What about rural people and poor people

[@mistresskaliko5596]

NOTHING WILL CHANGE WITHOUT STRICT RULES

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[@shimantidgupta7433]

" some" ???😮

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Indeed.

[@AKT-oc7ex]

Every Indian getting a passport should be given a guide on how to behave when visiting foreign countries. Examples: No spitting in public. No speaking loudly in public including restaurants, or when speaking on the phone. Using a deodorant. Holding door open for others Always being polite

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Those are basic manners which we should inculcate in our daily lives anyway. You are right - it costs nothing to be kind and polite. Thank you for commenting. Please subscribe, if you haven't already. It helps us a lot :)

[@Cyanide_Mallika]

Title hi galat hai...some Indians don't have manners ki jagah only some Indians have manners hona chahiye tha 😂 Great video btw..good narration and script 👍🏻

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Thank you so much! 🙏 Bol toh theek rahe hain aap, dikkat toh almost majority mein hai. But chalo dheere dheere change aayega - yehi umeed rakh sakte hain hum.

[@Cyanide_Mallika]

@RoadFinderProductions with creators like you spreading awareness...change does not seem impossible 🙂

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[@josetravasso682]

Good talk

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[@devil-boy-27]

some ? most of the people 😢

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[@amitduneja3793]

Great video bhai. Keep up the good work. It is very important to discuss public manners 👍

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Thank you so much!

[@kira-ke2cl]

With no offense but our values system (Sanskaar) is root cause yet we take immense false pride on it

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Thank you! Our value systems do mention keeping the spirit and body clean and chaste. But I guess we have forgotten those parts. And you are RIGHT, we must change our ways and outlook on certain things and take pride in doing the right thing. Thank you for your comment and do not forget to subscribe :)

[@atamsingh1744]

Very Good Topic that you have chosen.

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[@ShieldEditz-07]

As i eat any kind of wafer then i keep the wrapper in my pocket. After being excused by my friends that aa gaye gandhi. I hope that you can understand this problem

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[@vanrajsindha9918]

if teachers ask students to clean something, the video will go viral......

[@nikhilganesh1438]

thank you so much for raising your voice against such issues....❤

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