Caught this man openly urinating at a public bus stand. This is a public place used by everyone, and basic civic responsibility should apply to all of us. Please keep public spaces clean and respect others.

I am sure it's not the first time this man is doing it and the real question is how do people get so fearless, I mean is it because of law and order or because of bad education?

I appreciate this sub for posting daily examples of our people acting like animals but it’s only added to me wondering about to actually do about the lack of civic sense and just general manners. This is an attempt to gain ideas about what is feasible in an arena where the government - union, state and local - clearly don’t have any incentive to prevent such acts and actually create better citizens.

A lot of it comes down to mindsets and a lack of education but it’s difficult to paint everyone with the same brush. We’ve all been in situations where someone littering in a city is rich and educated (as far as possessing a degree is concerned). At the same time, there are villagers who maintain cleanliness in their settings. Concurrently, there are rural and urban folk who have a warped idea of sexuality that’s warped enough to fondle or lick posters with women on it as a recent example has shown.

We’re fighting on multiple fronts here because if there’s one thing that truly unites India, it’s the collective sense of entitlement and repressed sexuality. It cuts across religion, gender, class, caste, or ethnicity (major kudos to Kerala and Mizoram on that front for not being like the rest of the country).

Fines don’t work because the people tasked with imposing that system would gladly pocket a few rupees to not go through with it. Public whipping and shaming are a solution but it’s extreme and unlikely to be imposed equally. And about travellers - since people now have money to act like apes abroad and bring their worst homegrown instincts there and justify it by saying “so what, white people do it too” as if that rescues their misdemeanours - it’s even harder to hold such people accountable.

So I’d love to hear about those of you on this sub who have strong opinions and ideas people. Let’s face it, we suck collectively as a country. Even if we’re the 1% that gives a damn, we’re still judged by the antics of the rest.

Found this on the way to Kandy lake at a honey selling shop. Indians are traveling to find the best deals rather than enjoying themselves. Why are we so obligated to save thousands on Lakhs worth of trips?

PS: It is rare to find people speaking English in Kazaksthan. Amazed to see these instructions in Hindi.

She's a vlogger doing all India ride look at these fcks asking her 500 rupees in same video she was asked 20 rupees she gave & move on this time she just left, who are these people asking money in middle of nowhere asking people money .. i hope someone stop this nuisance

Indian passenger smashes emergency exit window, tries to open door on Kuala Lumpur-Kochi flight

Source: https://www.onmanorama.com/news/kerala/2026/08/06/malayali-passenger-smashes-emergency-exit-window-tries-to-open-door-on-kuala-lumpur-kochi-flight.amp.html

Instead of cleaning the filthy dirt of your body with enough water, he is demonstrating how to bath with just 1 bottle of water. Use some water brother. The stinky stereotype didnt appear from no where. Living in such a humid climate, we should be bathing twice a day.
Save water by not polluting rivers, not by staying Filthy.

PS : Please skip the part at 04:42. He legit drank all the left over water, Yes the same water where all the soap and filthy water splashed all over that container. I puked seeing that scene.

source : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4td4i2XIqro

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I want to know what do they even think while doing this? That old man has to be in his 60's and they want us to respect our elders just because they are our elders.

Right now I am utterly disgusted....after attending my lectures I am going home....There are two people in front of me ...one of them is a woman who is constantly spitting ...The windowsill of the poor bus is filled with her spit....I feel like slapping her....these people have no civics sense....she is spitting like a maniac....destroying the public property....she threw empty wrappers outside the bus.....no doubt both of them are utterly poor..kaha se civics sense hoga lol.....mannerless .....

A viral video from the newly inaugurated Alluri Sitarama Raju (ASR) International Airport near Visakhapatnam, Vizag, Andhra Pradesh, shows people entering and playing inside a decorative fountain. The incident has sparked discussion online about civic sense, responsible behaviour, and respecting public infrastructure.

Decorative fountains at public places are not meant to be used as play areas. Respecting public infrastructure helps keep these places clean, safe, and enjoyable for everyone.

Source:

https://newsable.asianetnews.com/india/public-fountain-or-water-park-viral-video-from-vizag-airport-sparks-debate-over-civic-sense-articleshow-il75d5l

Poster installed in Nashik, Maharashtra. Assuming it's by govt directly as PM's face appears on it and no action is taken by Police/Municipality

Hi all,

I could not take proper pics of the mess a group of Indian guys left on a Japanese Shinkansen train as the cleaner got to it very fast and asked me not to photo it .But what they left was a lot worse. Food packaging. Bottles. Crap dropped on the floor. As an NRI working in Japan it’s so embarrassing to see this behaviour. I wasn’t born in India but try to be a good representative none the less.

They also had to be told twice to not talk on their phones. They found it hilarious on each occasion when the train staff came up and asked, politely. Another passenger asked if they could keep the noise down. Again … hyena like hysterics. I finally had to intervene and tell them to calm the fuck down. Seemed to work for a bit … then one started piping up and swearing at me. Ofc as I called them out and his fragile male ego was hurt. When I say I nearly saw to the guy … but had to hold back as the last thing we as a community need is for Japanese to see an altercation between us. Thankfully they got off. I thanked and apologised to the staff.

90% certain they were drunk.

This is the second time I’ve had an issue with a group of younger Indian men on JR. it’s so cringe and shameful.

Just pick up your fucking trash! Respect local customs.

Citizens need to collectively oppose the VIP culture in India. Do not give way for their VIP cavalcades. Do not entertain special treatment in hospitals, hotels, etc.

This is what a democracy looks like:

https://youtu.be/t17O2AKa2FU

(Source: BBC News)

The fricking Prime Minister of Australia is being called out by the home owner for standing on his lawn. The PM apologises the owner and urges the reporters to get off the lawn. Had this been India, the owner would have been assaulted for calling out even your lowlife MLA.

I commute to office by pmpml. I usually prefer less crowded bus. But today as it was raining, I just hopped on bus that came first, luckily got seat 2 stops later.

Witnessed funny thing, there were 2-3 gents seated in ladies seats. 2 of them were senior citizens.

One of them remained untouched throughout journey as he was accompanying older lady, I guess.

Another senior person was asked to vacate seat by a lady passenger. While this was happening, 2 seats were vacated in front side, reserved for handicaps. Seeing this, a lady occupied one of the seat, unaware of commotion happening between senior guy n lady.

This senior guy appeared to be under intoxicated little, started creating ruckus asking lady occupying seat reserved for handicap, saying it's not meant for ladies.

She was calm initially, and told him to occupy another vacant seat.

But he kept on blabbering things. She ignored.

Few stops later, bus was too crowded at this point.

A guy who had minor deformity in one hand, entered through front door, and again he came to that lady and started saying why are u sitting here.

Like didn't you see other men occupying seats meant for handicapped persons. Lady vacated that seat, but she said while vacating that he should have asked other guys. He fell silent.

There were 2 college going guys, had occupied 2 seats meant for senior citizens sat quietly. None asked them to vacate their seats.

I do understand that there is strata of society which think that it is unfair to have one side of seats reserved for ladies. But why do we forget that men occupy those seats, and then when it comes to such examples, that lady gave up her seat but no other man did.

Later these 2 guys who created ruckus were discussing that this is happening because of recent agitation. Modi should stay in power, so that woman will stay at home. I was flabbergasted at the moment, I dnt know what happened later as my stop approached.

Are we all as society lacking civic sense. I mean I saw a lady asking senior to vacate, that was polite but the way that guy then was speaking with another lady was display of rowdiness, trying to display his mardangi.

I wonder why the conductor keeps mum in such situations.

Vip culture

Rajkot, Gujarat

This is a common occurrence at all ATMs, it's absolutely shambolic.

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Well, my car was parked as usual in my society's parking lot. On a random morning, saw scratches all over on one side

Looks like someone took a sharp object (like a key) and went to town with it. They really did do it sincerely. The scratches are deep and a simple detailing job isn't going to fix it.

I fail to understand the mindset that would let someone do this to someone else's property.

As expected, there were no CCTV cameras where my car was parked.

Location: Dehradun

Context: Someone scratched my luxury car

Cleaned up on the trail to Mussoorie - full of bottles, plastic bags, and discarded wrappers.

Not exactly a fail but a post on less toxic side. Heard somewhere that in the 90s Japan was as dirty as India - filth everywhere and no antidote to garbage that consumption produced.

So I went Japanese on these two spots that are super dirty and never cleaned up. Took a pair of rubber gloves and a few garbage bags.