Comments on: Make cleaning a Personal Habit

By: Gopalan Parthasarathy

Gopalan Parthasarathy — Thu, 23 Jun 2011 07:21:04 +0000

That is when you come to know what it means to be an average or below average citizen of this country which is an emerging economic power house. All the poor need to remove slums is an equal opportunity in education, skill development and employment. They will themselves demolish their slums. And every suburb needs public sanitation facilities accompanied by awareness programmes. Neither centre nor state governments are upto it. May be Railways can do something about it. They can think of sanitation infrastructure so that the traveller is able to enjoy the bountyness of the country, which is an equivalent of a continent in many ways.

By: Sadhna Pradeep

Sadhna Pradeep — Thu, 23 Jun 2011 06:58:29 +0000

Whenever I travel across India whatever part it may be north or south, along the railway tracks, roads and from the sky, one thing is common filth all around and slums.

By: Sadhna Pradeep

Sadhna Pradeep — Thu, 23 Jun 2011 06:55:21 +0000

Foremost is the faulty upbringing as rightly diagnosed by the author no parent ever teach their children to clean themselves or their rooms or their homes, leave alone the surroundings.