Originally posted by: s.priya
@Raj, on your point on reasons -
Now thats what I call IF an educative and fun place, very nice point Priya, BTW welcome back.. hope the vacation was great!!
Breaking Queues - Bus/ Trains system in Mumbai being reference point - Unlike in other countries, in Mumbai, thanks to traffic and well, not very highly developed infrastructure, if one were to wait in a queue to board a bus, there is never a guarantee when the next one will come along. Sometimes, 15 minutes does matter on the muster.
@mumbai very fair. My Point! if infrastructure is improved without individuals respecting each other, and awareness/enforcement of civic code do you situation will improve? Imagine same actions observed by bandhu's availing best of infrastructure.
Its not as if this reason is enough to condone the act, but I believe that for enforcement of civic codes, the proper infrastructure necessary to ensure its implementation should also be in force.
Again with proper infrastructure will our basic codes / ethics inculcated by cultural upbring help change the atitude?
Take a crowded street in Mumbai, if people stood one behind the other in a straight line, without bumping into the person ahead, the bus lines would extend from one bus stop to the next.
In this case everyone is facing this problem why some indulge in dhakka dhaki and some not, irrespective of literacy aspect.
Take the trains, now, with increased numbers of rakes and trains, the earlier mad scramble for the trains is reducing. But until we have enough number of trains and rakes to carry passengers in reasonable comfort, the "adherence" to civic code to maintain line and decorum will be somewhat a problem. As I perceive it, the problem is not merely the lack of civic code, but the lack of proper facilities in its implementation too. As I say, blame the politicians and the Government for it 😃
well I sought of agree...what can politician do, they are talkign on tangents then focus on real problem.. why? 😕
Garbage on roads - Poverty levels being what they are, garbage bins are stolen before they are installed. If installed, they are overflowing. If I do wish to dispose off something in a trash can, there is no place for it. It helps not that the stray dog comes sniffing at the can and in the process overturns it spilling the entire garbage on the street. And who gets blamed?? The average Indian - no one notices the street dog who was the real mischief monger in this case. But then again, the dog is Indian 😊
Dog vs a humans😃 bring a trained dog on Indian street and watch what happen... ok dog is dog.. but again... can we say poverty struck are more viable to break ethics / civic code vs middle class?? I say no..😃
For every "problem" one finds with India, there is a reason and today, we are working on them and the day is not far when we can shrug off the tag so easily given, without delving into the reasons. But then, those who give such tags will find something else to harp upon. 😛
👍🏼👍🏼 whole point of debate.. thanku so much to hit the dart ith jackpot 👏👏
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