This is a vegetable market in Bhutan. Seriously, seeing this makes us question ourselves.. What’s going on with us? I’m not blaming only the government. Many cities have built such markets by investing crores, yet vendors still prefer blocking roads to sell.

population denstity is the main reason behind all teh chaos in India We cannot comapre India with Butan they are tiny Citiens have to play a bigger role

Its lack of enforcement. Vegetable vendors will always take advantage of non-enforcement and move to the road for more customers always. No point in building markets and passing laws when the police are crippled. The police is the state. No patrol, no enforcement.

We romanticise poverty, filth and "dehatiness" as if they are God given gift to humankind, and refuse to part with them. Sad but that's how life operates.

Forget market can you justify road condition , chaos & everything just between a wall . Visit Phuntsiling & Jaigaon . The same driver who drives by the rule on oneside starts abuse & honking when he crosses the barrier .

It's never the Govt, its the people who make a Nation look great

@JagdeepDESAI9 There’s just too much population. No market can accommodate. There has to be a limit.

Bhutan -they are very compliant with rules. Very You cant do what you want like here

Dharm matters, their dharm is better. They don't go about screaming that THEIR CULTURE IS THE BEST IN THE WORLD!

I am from UP India and I live in Thimpu currently. Yes farmers market is excellent here.

Dear @grok what is the Muslim Population in India Vs Muslim Population in Bhutan. Estimated as on 2026.

Become a citizen of Bhutan, wholly immerse yourself in their way of life if you love them so much. But, please don’t use your already deficient mental faculties for stupid comparisons and try to promote God Knows what filth! Bhutan is drowned if Uttarkhand pees on them! What??

Uncle Rao, you should quit Twitter and go back to Facebook because I don’t think you understand the language of text. At no point did I criticise India. I simply questioned what’s wrong with us. And I never said the government is solely responsible. In many cities, I personally know of government-built fruit and vegetable markets that are 10 times better than this one, yet not a single vendor wants to sell there. They’ve turned those markets into ghost markets because these vendors simply love blocking roads and selling their fruits and vegetables there.

This isn’t just Bhutan. Visit almost any country outside a small number of the poorest African nations and the gap in clean streets, functioning infrastructure and everyday civic sense is immediate. India already builds markets; the harder work is ending overflowing drains, roadside dumps, open urination and the habit of treating public space as nobody’s responsibility. The standard is visible worldwide; we can meet it though.

Of course, when the administration is busy playing catch-up instead of planning for the next 20 years, they shouldn't be surprised when the public starts voicing their frustrations. After all, if you don't prepare for tomorrow, you can't complain about today's criticism.

China spends 7% of GDP on municipalities and we spend 1%. Decades of this has turned India and Indians into this. Time to wake up.

Pigs n population

Waiting for this at Nagpur. @ngpnmc @nmccommissioner @shivanidanibjym

Because civic sense doesn't exist at all in Indians. We're bunch of ungrateful people and dirtiest lot when it comes to cleaning our society and surroundings.

@AmdavadAMC #APMC lesson to be learned, if having will for better basic needs to people.

India needs to seriously rethink how we design vegetable markets. The problem is not only vendors selling on roads. If farmers and small vendors are given clean, affordable and accessible markets with proper stalls, parking, loading areas, toilets, drainage, waste management and enough customer footfall, they have a real reason to move inside. Many cities have spent crores on infrastructure, but the ground reality is often poor planning, weak maintenance, inconvenient locations and inadequate enforcement. We should be building markets where farmers can sell with dignity and customers can shop in a clean environment. @MoHUA_India @AgriGoI @SwachhBharatGov @ChouhanShivraj Why can’t more Indian cities create vegetable markets that actually work like this?

KYUKI JAHA MORALITY AND HONESTY NHI VAHA YE SAB WORK NHI KRTE YAHA PAR SIRF SELECTED LOGO KO ALLOT HOGA YA USME BHI KUCHH JHOL KR KE PAISA KHAYENGE

Because Bubus allows them to do Business on Roadside and mint some money.

We Indians are dirty , uncouth , rude type of animals. Do not count us as homo sapiens.

City market of a smallest metro city sees a foot fall of 1L & has a turn over of 20Cr on an average day, more during festive season. It's laughable to compare this showroom (with no customers) with aforementioned setting. PS: I'm sure this market is beautiful in it's own right.

Problem is with our people. Our mindset is me first, bargain, ask multiple stores for the same, not respecting queue, loud, you can see it everywhere. No harm but ab thoda dhyan dena chahiye but when I see new parents are doing such things when they've kids with them, I lost.

Not in Goa

Itna clean to Reliance Fresh mein bhi nahi rehta 🤣

You will get similar mandi in bengaluru. With more variety and quality. Yeah u need pay rel more as cmp to local mandi. Options are there only diff these people have not seen those.

Rightly said

Hi @grok is this a real video or fake one ?

Don't compare Apples to Oranges,what is the point we have huge population and we have different priorities, stop fancying other countries, why don't you open similar store across India, now you will not do infact you cannot do, you only lecture and show your country in poor light

Many vegetable markets r like this in Kolkata, albeit crowded. problem is customers do not want to go inside, they prefer buying from road side vendors for convenience & price. No doubt, we are overpopulated & these roadside vendors are trying to earn an honest living.