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Developed countries don’t look clean because they make less waste , developed countries look clean because they export their waste ! After China's 2018 National Sword Policy, waste exports from the US, UK, and EU were redirected to countries like India, Malaysia, Indonesia, Vietnam, Ghana. Much of this waste... show more

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Because Rwandan are busy making their country look good, many countries include those from west, they don’t understand how This country where they came from,keep being developed and look more beautiful than other country. The secret is good Leadership. Dear Rwandaise Retweet ❤️

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Most of the Arab countries clean their lands from infidels and Shirk as the Quran commanded , in some Arab countries that there is minority Christians, they persecuted everyday, quietly most of the time because these countries getting money and weapons from the west and they want to avoid backlash and sanctions

Most of the Arab countries clean their lands from infidels and Shirk as the Quran commanded , in some Arab countries that there is minority Christians, they persecuted everyday, quietly most of the time because these countries getting money and weapons from the west and they want to avoid backlash and sanctions

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Most of us throw away waste in seconds. But what happens after that depends on one simple choice. At a busy traffic signal in Ahmedabad, members of the Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation turned an everyday commute into a lesson in responsible waste segregation. Using a live demonstration of the city's four-bin system, they showed citizens exactly where different types of waste belong. 🟢 Wet waste 🔵 Dry waste 🔴 Domestic hazardous waste ⚪ Sanitary waste When waste is segregated correctly at home, recyclable materials stay usable, composting becomes easier, sanitary waste is handled safely, and hazardous waste doesn't contaminate everything else. It's a small habit that protects sanitation workers, improves recycling, and helps keep our cities cleaner. Because a cleaner India doesn't begin at the landfill. It begins with the bin we choose. Credits : Amdavad Municipal Corporation #Ahmedabad #WasteSegregation #Recycling [Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation waste segregation initiative, four-bin waste segregation system in India, how to segregate household waste correctly, wet dry hazardous sanitary waste disposal, sustainable waste management practices in Indian cities]

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India Is Building Stronger Roads from Farm Waste 🔥🛣️ India imports nearly half the bitumen used to build its roads. Now it has a home-grown alternative that is proving just as strong, and in some cases stronger. Indian scientists have developed bio-bitumen, known as Krishi Bind, made from agricultural waste like rice straw. When blended with conventional bitumen, it has matched and, in laboratory tests, even exceeded the strength and durability of regular road binders. Bio-bitumen is produced through pyrolysis, a clean process that converts crop residue into bio-oil without burning or smoke. This material is then blended into road surfaces that are already being laid on pilot stretches of national highways. India is the first country to produce bio-bitumen commercially for roads. Early field performance shows good resistance to heat, moisture and wear, while long-term monitoring continues. The result is simple: roads that last, fewer oil imports, cleaner air and farm waste turned into value. This is not symbolism. It is durable infrastructure built from what was once burned.

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A positive story 🥰 They came to the Riverfall to clean up like they usually do because they find bottles of the rubbish left behind.. But this time it was spotless and clean 😍 If everyone in India took their rubbish away when they come on holidays or day trips out, India would be as clean as the rest of the world. What a beautiful place it would be 🥰😊☺️

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This gentleman owns a local bakery, he doesn’t care what the corporate big stores are doing because at the end of the night he is not going to waste perfectly good food. He gives out free extras to customers, local hospitals and police stations and whoever wants them. With food insecurity in many areas of the country, why not make this practice mandatory like it is in other countries?

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Crockett: This hearing is actually the best example of what waste, fraud, and abuse looks like because the only reason we’re having this hearing is because somebody got their feelings hurt in a debate and I don’t understand why we’re wasting tax payer dollars. Next time, tell your big boy to show up and be ready…

Crockett: This hearing is actually the best example of what waste, fraud, and abuse looks like because the only reason we’re having this hearing is because somebody got their feelings hurt in a debate and I don’t understand why we’re wasting tax payer dollars. Next time, tell your big boy to show up and be ready…

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“USAID is less than 1% of the federal budget. Look at how much fraud and waste has been found” This is so true, Elon Musk says the waste and fraud in US Government is so extensive, “It's kind of like being in a room where the entire room is targets and so you can shoot in any direction and not miss” “All government spending is taxation — The part that is not covered by tax revenue becomes inflation. So you're either taxed directly or you're taxed by inflation”

“USAID is less than 1% of the federal budget. Look at how much fraud and waste has been found” This is so true, Elon Musk says the waste and fraud in US Government is so extensive, “It's kind of like being in a room where the entire room is targets and so you can shoot in any direction and not miss” “All government spending is taxation — The part that is not covered by tax revenue becomes inflation. So you're either taxed directly or you're taxed by inflation”

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Just because you bought a flight ticket doesn't mean you bought the plane. Air India flight crew member Vanshika Kataria shared this video after a flight landed. People left tissues, waste, wrappers, and food all over the flight. Vanshika requested everyone to learn some basic sense. They get very little time to clean the aircraft after it lands, and another flight is usually scheduled soon after.

Just because you bought a flight ticket doesn't mean you bought the plane. Air India flight crew member Vanshika Kataria shared this video after a flight landed. People left tissues, waste, wrappers, and food all over the flight. Vanshika requested everyone to learn some basic sense. They get very little time to clean the aircraft after it lands, and another flight is usually scheduled soon after.

Nalini Unagar

56,968 次观看 • 1 个月前

So, what does India actually get in return from Indonesia? If you look at countries like Vietnam, the Philippines, and now Indonesia, you’ll notice a clear pattern — India is selling BrahMos missiles to all of them. On the surface, it looks like pure business. But there’s much more to it. You can’t really operate BrahMos effectively without the supporting radar and sensor infrastructure. These countries aren’t going to invest heavily in building that entire ecosystem from scratch. That’s where India steps in. By setting up the radar stations and technical infrastructure, India not only gets the contract but also gains access to critical data. In simple terms, India gets real-time visibility into how China is moving and where its forces are positioned. Take Vietnam, for example. It sits right on China’s doorstep. The BrahMos systems there aren’t just for show — they’re part of a defensive setup, with missiles pointed in China’s direction. Not because these countries are looking to start a fight, but because it strengthens their security posture. This is how India uses trust as currency — something very few major powers can claim today. Most countries don’t fully trust China, and even the United States often prefers that other nations don’t place complete trust in it either. India, on the other hand, is building relationships based on mutual strategic benefit without the same level of suspicion.

So, what does India actually get in return from Indonesia? If you look at countries like Vietnam, the Philippines, and now Indonesia, you’ll notice a clear pattern — India is selling BrahMos missiles to all of them. On the surface, it looks like pure business. But there’s much more to it. You can’t really operate BrahMos effectively without the supporting radar and sensor infrastructure. These countries aren’t going to invest heavily in building that entire ecosystem from scratch. That’s where India steps in. By setting up the radar stations and technical infrastructure, India not only gets the contract but also gains access to critical data. In simple terms, India gets real-time visibility into how China is moving and where its forces are positioned. Take Vietnam, for example. It sits right on China’s doorstep. The BrahMos systems there aren’t just for show — they’re part of a defensive setup, with missiles pointed in China’s direction. Not because these countries are looking to start a fight, but because it strengthens their security posture. This is how India uses trust as currency — something very few major powers can claim today. Most countries don’t fully trust China, and even the United States often prefers that other nations don’t place complete trust in it either. India, on the other hand, is building relationships based on mutual strategic benefit without the same level of suspicion.

Rishabh Bidhuri

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#WATCH | Delhi | On India-US negotiations over the agriculture and dairy sectors, EY India Chief Policy Advisor, DK Srivastava, said, "It is very difficult for India to open up these two critical sectors for the US because these are highly employment-intensive sectors and a lot of the welfare of our citizens depends on protecting these two sectors. On the other hand, in the US economy, these sectors have been receiving considerable support, both in terms of resources and policy from the US government. So we cannot expose our farmers to this kind of competition. Similar pressures will also be mounted on us from the European economies because they heavily subsidise these two sectors. To remain competitive, we must protect these sectors... The government is quite right in continuing to protect these sectors." (19.09)

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