莫迪吉，请清洁我们的城市

 
 
@aarin_1704
The blame also goes to the citizens..not only the government.Our people don't care+Government doesn't make any strict rules to maintain cleanliness..
 
责任不仅在于政府，公民也难辞其咎。我们的民众缺乏关心，而政府也没有制定严格的法规来维持清洁。
 
@jayarfa8453
I’m from Gangtok, Sikkim which is fairly clean compared to the rest of India. We have banned plastic bags and cigarettes too. There is 100 rupees fine for spitting, smoking & littering in the main town area(MG Marg). There are cctv cameras and police on巡逻 to enforce the law. You will still find litter in various places, but there is greater awareness & education about hygiene & waste management.
 
我来自锡金甘托克，与印度其他地区相比，这里相当干净。我们已经禁止使用塑料袋和香烟。在主要城区（MG Marg），随地吐痰、吸烟和乱扔垃圾要罚款100卢比。闭路电视摄像头和巡逻警察确保法律得到执行。虽然一些地方仍有垃圾，但人们对卫生和废物管理的意识和教育水平显著提高。
 
@DS-jo4xx
Recently, during my trip to Switzerland, I was waiting for a train when I noticed a plastic chips bag lying on the platform. I ignored it and moved on. Moments later, a lady casually walking by noticed it, picked it up, and threw it in the dustbin without a second thought. This incident made me realize it's not always about the government; it's a mindset issue. Change starts with us!
 
最近在瑞士旅行时，我在火车站台上等车，我注意到地上有一个塑料薯片袋。我没有理会，继续前行。片刻后，一位路过的女士随意地看到了它，她毫不犹豫地捡起来扔进垃圾桶。这件事让我意识到问题并不总出在政府，而是一种心态问题。改变从我们自己开始！
 
@ayushmaanraturi
If Modi ji can make the whole of India bang their utensils, I am pretty sure he can also make people follow a routine of cleaning the area near their houses every weekend along with the PWD/MCD workers. The government can provide amenities like hand gloves and broomes to the people who are willing to volunteer. The Rawandan government already did this, and these community cleanup drives made Rwanda the cleanest country in Africa. Much needed video thank you Mohak
 
如果莫迪总理能让全印度人敲打餐具，我相信他也能让人们每周与公共工程部门或市政工人一起，养成清洁家附近区域的习惯。政府可以为愿意参与的志愿者提供手套和扫帚等工具。卢旺达政府已经这样做了，这些社区清洁活动使卢旺达成了非洲最干净的国家。这是一个非常需要的视频，感谢你，莫哈克！
 
@mrs9305
Without banning gutkha and tobacco swach bharat is dream. And its governments responsibility to ban it. For those who think it is only people’s job to keep places clean, you are wrong. It is the government’s job to punish people who make places dirty or spit in public. If the government does not fine or punish them, how can things get better? Public places stay dirty because the government is not doing its job properly. So, in the end, it is the government’s responsibility to keep places clean by taking action.
 
不禁止槟榔和烟草，“清洁印度”只是梦想，政府有责任禁止这些东西。那些认为保持清洁只是民众责任的人，你们错了。政府有责任惩罚那些弄脏地方或在公共场所吐痰的人。如果政府不罚款或惩罚他们，情况怎能改善？公共场所的脏乱是因为政府没有妥善履行职责。所以，最终政府有责任通过采取行动保持公共场所的清洁。
 
@pixelwithpranav1221
I recently visited Nepal, I didn't find any debris or garbage on roads and during my return to India I as soon as I crossed the border I started to dirty roads with garbage every where.
 
我最近访问了尼泊尔，路上没有发现任何垃圾或杂物。但在返回印度时，刚一越过边境，就看到路上到处是垃圾，脏乱不堪。
 
@EasternWanderlust
I am from Nepal, I will tell you an incident. In 2023, I was travelling to Gujarat via train with my friends for a research trip. We ate bananas and snacks in the train and we were collecting the waste in a plastic bag. One Indian uncle who was sharing the train coach(across us) with us asked us to throw the trash out of the window. He out of nowhere, told us the the waste was smelling; it was in the sealed plastic bag and it had not even been few hours of storing that waste. He snatched and threw it out of the window. :/ We were all surprised and felt a bit guilty.
 
我来自尼泊尔，我想分享一件事。2023年，我和朋友们乘火车前往古吉拉特邦进行研究旅行。我们在火车上吃了香蕉和零食并把垃圾收集在一个塑料袋里。一位与我们同车厢（坐在对面）的印度大叔突然让我们把垃圾扔出窗外。他毫无来由地说垃圾有味道，尽管垃圾装在密封的塑料袋里，存放时间还不到几个小时。他一把抢过袋子，扔出了窗外。我们都感到震惊，也有些内疚。
 
@sumantiwari519
Hello! Mohak I am from Pune India currently staying in Myanmar. Thank you Mohak for raising such issues...My whole family is a big fan of your channel we almost watched all your videos. My son who is going to turn 18 this march was the first person to introduce your channel to our family. Your videos inspires him alot. We really appreciate the hard work you and your team does to bring sensitive topics with depth of research and facts in your topic. Thank you for raising some important issues and bringing good topics and making it worth to watch and share. Myanmar for that matter being a poor country has much better civic sense. I wish these contents will create great awareness among fellow Indian.
 
你好！莫哈克，我来自印度浦那，目前生活在缅甸。感谢你提出这些问题……我们全家都是你的频道的超级粉丝，我们几乎看了你所有的视频。我的儿子今年三月将满18岁，他是第一个向我们全家推荐你频道的人。你的视频极大地激励了他。我们非常欣赏你和你的团队为探讨敏感话题所做的深入研究和事实呈现。感谢你提出重要的问题，带来精彩的主题，让视频值得观看和分享。缅甸虽然是个贫穷的国家，但公民意识却远超印度。我希望这些内容能极大提高印度同胞的意识。
 
@vedantkalme45
India needs to learn from Japan...they teach their kids about cleanliness. good manners from a very young age...infact their kids clean their classrooms by themselves they don't hire anyone to do that... and the results you can see it japenese people are so humble,well mannered..
 
印度需要向日本学习……他们从小就教孩子保持清洁，培养良好的礼仪。事实上，日本的孩子会自己打扫教室，不雇佣任何人来做这些……结果显而易见，日本人民是如此谦逊、彬彬有礼。
 
@randomviewer68
A politician from my area called my father because my father raised his voice for why we gave him vote if our streets and not cleaned. He kind of absued my father. NO HOPE FOR BIHAR
 
我所在地区的一位政客打电话给我父亲，因为我父亲大声质问为什么我们投了他的票，而街道却没有清理。他甚至辱骂了我父亲。比哈尔邦没有希望了。
 
@rakhiraveendran6790
Thank you Mohak for talking about this issue and great work as always! Agree govt need to take measures to tackle this problem but its the duty of every individual Indians also to not litter. I have lost count of how many times I have seen people carelessly tossing garbage around despite a dustbin being present in the vicinity. Proclaiming we are the greatest culture in the world, bashing western culture and actually having the culture of trashing and destroying public places is nothing short of hypocrisy of us Indians. I hope this video reach every Indians and authorities and together we make India clean and imbibe within us the culture of keeping public places clean. First time making a contribution in youtube, but you deserve this and more!
 
莫哈克，感谢你讨论这个问题，一如既往的出色工作！我同意政府需要采取措施解决这个问题，但每个印度人也有责任不乱扔垃圾。我已经数不清多少次看到人们在垃圾桶就在附近的情况下仍然随意乱扔垃圾了。我们宣称自己拥有世界上最伟大的文化，抨击西方文化，却实际上拥有破坏和弄脏公共场所的文化，这无疑是我们印度人的虚伪。我希望这个视频能传到每个印度人和当局手中，共同让印度变得清洁，培养我们保持公共场所清洁的文化。这是我第一次在YouTube上捐款，但你值得更多！
 
@kishanverma6881
Great mohak, It was much needed. I always think about why our city is so dirty compared to other underdeveloped and developing nations and why there is so much lack of civic sense in our society in spite we have a huge number of young populations who are educated enough to have basic civic sense and why our government doesn't do anything to promote civic sense awareness among the general population. This video summarizes most of my queries. Keep doing such work.
 
太棒了，莫哈克，这个视频非常必要。我一直在思考为什么我们的城市与其他欠发达和发展中国家相比如此肮脏？为什么我们的社会如此缺乏公民意识，尽管我们有大量受过足够教育、理应具备基本公民意识的年轻人口？为什么政府不做任何事情来提高普通民众的公民意识？这个视频总结了我大部分的疑问。请继续做这样的工作！
 
@rajchaudhary3606
Yesterday pm modi came to naraina vihar new delhi for lohri celebration where I live and mcd clean every trash pile under 4 hours before modi ji came but they never looked to clean that place before that ppl get amazed to look at the difference that if government truly want how much clearer they can make your streets
 
昨天莫迪总理来到我生活的新德里纳赖纳维哈庆祝洛赫里节，市政当局在莫迪到来前的4小时内清理了所有垃圾堆，但之前他们从未清理过那个地方。人们惊讶地看到了差别，感叹如果政府真心想做，你的街道能变得多么干净。
 
@NiranjanOvhal
Civic sense is independent of the government. I don't blame people leaving the country. They want to get as far away as possible from an (mostly) uncivilized society. I once saw a hiker in France carry a few pieces of plastic he found on a mountain just to put it into the bin. He didn't complain that the government didn't have bins on the trekking route. Be the change you want to see in the Country.
 
公民意识与政府无关。我不怪那些离开国家的人，因为他们想尽可能远离一个（大多）不文明的社会。我曾在法国看到一名徒步者捡起山上发现的几块塑料，只为扔进垃圾桶。他没有抱怨政府在徒步路线上没有设置垃圾桶。你应该成为你希望在国家看到的改变。
 
@Shandilyanuj1008
india does not have less money or lack of budget for cleanliness its just they do not have proper functional system + strict rules + our basic civic sence. all this has to come together for make india clean again. beautiful video mangal sahab hope this goes to pradhan mantri ji so that the specific action can be taken on.......
 
印度不缺钱，也不缺清洁预算，只是缺乏有效的运行系统、严格的法规和我们基本的公民意识。这些必须结合起来才能让印度再次清洁。精彩的视频，曼加尔先生，希望能传到总理那里以便采取具体的行动！
 
@uttaranpaul2626
This guy is so brutally honest and straight to the point that I can't explain. And this is a wake-up call for all Indians, otherwise, the racism against us will always increase day by day in other countries.
 
这个家伙诚实得毫不留情，直击要害，我无法解释。这是对所有印度人的警钟，否则我们在其他国家面临的种族主义将与日俱增。
 
@c38jagadeeshsagar99
thank u.. yesterday after i watched this video. i was going back to my village from hyd and i boarderd city bus and one person sat beside me and he was eating gutkha and he was speaking loudly in marathi with gutkha in his mouth which spilling out and he splitted out that gutkha through the window and i was sitting there all his gutkha fell on me and also my bag and only then he rinsed that gutkha mouth with water and again he split it out. The roads are extremly clean that guy made all the road into red color. we indians ask fundamental rights but have no fundamental duties. Thanks for doing this video
 
谢谢你。昨天看了这个视频后，我从海得拉巴回村，坐上了城市公交车。旁边坐着一个人，他在吃槟榔，他用马拉地语大声说话，槟榔汁从嘴里溢出，他从窗户吐了出去。我坐在那里，他的槟榔汁全落在了我身上，还弄脏了我的包。之后他才用水漱口，又吐了出去。道路本来非常干净，但那个家伙把路弄成了红色。我们印度人要求基本的权利，却没有履行基本的义务。感谢制作这个视频。
 
@learner4315
You are absolutely right Mohak. I'm myself a civil services officer(Tehsildar) in J&k. And I have seen things closely. The mindset is really the problem. And no one is interested in taking a risk. Most of the officers spend their whole career just trying to save their jobs & coping with transfers.
 
你完全正确，莫哈克。我是查谟和克什米尔的一名行政服务官员（Tehsildar），我亲眼见过这些问题。心态确实是问题所在。没有人愿意冒险。大多数官员一生都在努力保住职位，应对调动。
 
@Mo_h1t
I feel extremely proud of myself in mentioning that I have never ever littered streets; not even with a single piece of chocolate wrapper in my entire life and I'm committed to act in this way forever. It has become my second nature to hold the waste material with myself until I find a dustbin/suitable place to dispose off. That's one way how I have chosen to preserve mother nature and act as a responsible human.
 
我非常骄傲地说，我从未在街上乱扔垃圾，甚至连一块巧克力包装纸都没有，这种习惯将伴随我一生。随身携带垃圾直到找到垃圾桶或合适的处理地点已成为我的第二天性。这是我选择保护自然母亲、做负责任的人类的一种方式。
 
@ushagupta2272
I am living in Indore since I had born and my family is living here from 3 decades, whenever I watch videos in which people appreciating about the cleanness I cannot get it because we haven't realised how clean our city is compared to other cities, but when I went to Varanasi I missed my city a lot because of the hygiene and clean road I missed, in fact our peoples are very disciplined in waste management. Still so many things haven't fixed yet one of them is drainage and drinkable water but they might also be fixed for sure.
 
我从出生就生活在印多尔，我的家族在这里生活了三十年。每当看到视频里人们称赞清洁时，我都不以为然，因为我们没有意识到我们的城市与其他城市相比有多干净。但当我去了瓦拉纳西时，我非常怀念我的城市，因为那里的道路让我感到了卫生和干净的缺失。事实上，我们的民众在废物管理方面非常自律。虽然还有很多问题未解决，比如排水系统和饮用水，但这些问题肯定也会得到解决。
 
@namikaze0212
Hey Mohak, thankyou for raising such a topic. I try my best to keep my surroundings clean. Not to throw waste and not to exploit public resources which are free for all (there are very few but still). But as I try to do good, I see many people dont understand that. And that has become a way of thinking, 'humne to kachra fek diya ab isse saaf safai wale log saaf karenge, hum to uska tax bharte hai'. And this thought is very wrong. And to make every common people understand this is quite hard. And yes in the end it all comes to money. But I think, a very effective solution for this can be, having such camps in schools, where thoughts are built. There are many schools which do so but only on special occassions like, its environment day then only on that day the school plants the tree. And afterwards they do it on the next year environment day. And same about cleanliness camps. But if every school decides 1 day in the week, to plant trees, clean the periphery around school or some particular area in the city. That can be fun and interactive for students as well. And the most important lesson the studnets can get, this building of thought will be for life time. For example, cleanliness in Japanese schools, it builts a habit to keep the surroundings clean and that eventually benefits the nation.
 
嘿，莫哈克，谢谢你提出这个话题。我尽力保持周围环境的清洁，不乱扔垃圾，也不滥用免费的公共资源（虽然很少）。但当我努力做好事时，我看到很多人不理解这种行为。这种思维方式已成常态：“我们扔了垃圾，清洁工自然会清理，因为我们交了税。”这种想法非常错误。要让每个普通人都明白这一点相当困难。当然，最终问题也与资金有关。但我认为一个非常有效的解决方案是在学校举办这样的活动营，塑造学生的思想。虽然许多学校会这样做，但只在特殊的场合，比如环境日那天种棵树，然后到下一年的环境日再种。清洁活动也是如此。但如果每所学校每周定一天用于植树、清理学校周边或城市特定区域，这对学生来说既有趣又有互动性。最重要的是学生能学到教训，这种观念的建立将伴随一生。例如，日本学校的清洁教育培养了保持环境整洁的习惯，最终惠及了整个国家。
 
@ravirajsinhvaghela2312
I'm in UK right now. I visited London and I was best experience. No pollution, no traffic, no chaos. It's also very populated but still very well managed city. Both government and people are responsible for this situation in India.
 
我现在在英国。我参观了伦敦，这是最棒的体验。那里没有污染，没有交通拥堵，没有混乱。伦敦的人口也很密集，但城市管理得非常好。印度的情况需要政府和民众共同负责。
 
@sowmyab506
I visited India recently after living abroad for many years and was shocked by the deteriorating conditions of our roads. I was surprised at Indore being the cleanest city, yet having seen quite a bit of rubbish. So you can only imagine how bad the rest of the country is. This breaks my heart as we are ridiculed a lot for this abroad and I’ve never understood how even poorer nations than India are so much cleaner
 
我最近在国外生活多年后回到印度，我对我们道路状况的恶化感到震惊。虽然印多尔被称为最干净的城市，但仍然看到了不少垃圾，这令人惊讶。你可以想象印度其他地方有多糟糕。这让我心碎，因为我们在国外因此常被嘲笑。我从未理解为什么比印度更穷的国家却能干净得多。
 
@MsJinnyb
As an Indian living in the UK, and in an area that is predominantly Indian, I’ve noticed a recurring issue that deeply saddens me. Despite regular street cleaning by the local council and weekly rubbish collections, the area continues to struggle with littering and poor hygiene habits. This isn’t a matter of insufficient services, our local government does its part, but rather an issue within the community itself. It feels as though there’s a lack of awareness or education around keeping our environment clean. Public bins are available, yet litter is often thrown on the streets, and spitting in public spaces seems almost normalised. As someone who is proud of my heritage, it’s disheartening and, frankly, embarrassing to see this happening predominantly within our own community. Cleanliness is such an integral part of our cultural and spiritual values, and yet we struggle to display this!!! I hope we can work towards addressing this and setting a better example for the next generation.
 
作为一名生活在英国的印度人，我住在一个以印度人为主的地区，我注意到一个反复出现的问题，让我深感悲伤。尽管当地政府定期清扫街道，每周收集垃圾，但该地区仍然饱受乱扔垃圾和不良卫生习惯的困扰。这不是服务不足的问题，当地政府已经尽了职责，而是社区本身的问题。这里似乎缺乏保持环境清洁的意识或教育，虽然公共垃圾桶随处可见，但垃圾常被扔到街上，随地吐痰在公共场所几乎被正常化。作为一个为自己的文化遗产感到骄傲的人，看到这些主要发生在我们自己社区内，坦白地说，令人沮丧且尴尬。清洁是我们文化和精神价值的核心部分，但我们却难以展现这一点！我希望我们能努力解决这个问题，为下一代树立更好的榜样。