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Why can’t our municipal corporations transform sabzi mandis like this? > Basic cleanliness, > proper waste disposal, > organised stalls, is that too much to ask? Show me ONE sabzi mandi in India that’s consistently neat and clean. Just one.

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Expisolatorvor 5 Monaten

Everyone is fucking lazy bastards. They literally don't want to do the work but to spread their belly in it's extreme.

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shiv_cybersurgvor 5 Monaten

HOPCOMS, Lalbagh Bengaluru

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The Realistic Manvor 5 Monaten

Don't you think your video reduced population density, which makes it look good? Yes, design is one important part, but we require more space.

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shanzvor 5 Monaten

Indian politics and indian bureaucracy wouldnt do it .. and even if it tries to the people of the locality wouldnt allow it. Mostly are unregistered unregulated if govt or anyone tries to establish things like shown in video then they will rebel thinking they will loose their livelihood and land rights. And of course there will be some ngo or any political party which spreads rumours that the land will be sold to corporate giants. This applies to current govt as well as when congress was in power

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aashwinavor 5 Monaten

Once they clean up , it has to be kept clean . Past attempts at clean up have resulted in existing vendors relocating to the new plane and new ones taking their place on the roads . Problem gets worse ! They should have a permit and fine system !

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TiTu MaMavor 5 Monaten

Even if they transform the sabzi mandis, sooner or later they will become like they were used to be…jaisa chal ra hai waisa chalne do is their moto😂

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Pizza mclovinvor 5 Monaten

We can but then how can you ignore our hardworking corrupt bureaucrats and politicians. Those innocent folks will require 50% of the total project money to finance their already struggling life 😭

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Desi Batmanvor 5 Monaten

It's more civilian issue... Even if Mandis are made as the model suggest many people will still use roads n jam it. .. polluted them.. we need Indore like strict civilian training method

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Cats r clean (funny or sarcastic)😼vor 5 Monaten

Kalyan tried it. Vendor did not move to the new created market (high cost) and no hafta. Customers did not want to step inside the market and instead wanted convenience of purchasing roadside avoiding few extra steps.

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shaivor 5 Monaten

i have a lot of issue with the govt but the public is equally responsible for how things are. In our city they have built a good clean mandi but instead of selling vegetables they all started living in it in there and still sell the products on the roads.

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Jaideep Parasharvor 5 Monaten

Couple of Reasons: a. No Focus on infrastructure development in remote areas. b. Limited budget for such projects. c. It's hard to get the approval. How will you show your vision?

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CK32vor 5 Monaten

No matter how you give, people will turn it into a filthy mess. It’s inherent problem with the people itself. This helps govt officials in doing nothing as well as they know people will ruin it anyways whether they work or not. If you enforce any cleanliness, then all the local big shots will start asking do you who I am and do their rowdism. Minority groups will gather in large numbers and show their might against any kind of action. The politicians and liberals will paint this as fascism. End result is this apathy that can never be resolved.

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Varun Svor 5 Monaten

It's not only the job of municipal corporations but the sellers themselves too. They won't leave the place clean after their business is done as they treat it as public responsibility but don't realise that they're part of it too

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Vecna5vor 5 Monaten

Thanks to Cows and a fuckton of careless people it's not possible

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SHUBHAM SAURAVvor 5 Monaten

Municipal Corporation:- Itna kaam koi kar hi nahi sakta.

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Divyanshu Tripathi 💫vor 5 Monaten

Because they are too lazy to think something like this, this will require huge budget because if this level of transformation will be done, imagine the budget equally for corruption plus basic civic sense of our people.

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Santosh Subramanianvor 5 Monaten

Because it is a misconception that Municpal corps give a fcuk about the people or that state or central govts work for the people. THey are here only to keep people in check and go to work so their political donors and the rules-based world order keeps getting high return %.

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alexvor 5 Monaten

It’s impossible until you eradicate the generation of dirty mannered public. I have yet to find a decent person here, no matter how educated, would easily throw cigarette bud and candy wrapping on the ground and spit after it. Then engage in blaming government on dirty streets

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Rudra Thakurvor 5 Monaten

If they even attempt to do gareebi gonna protest.dont know what will be the reason, don't know the cause but those bum will start protesting.

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Anik Royvor 5 Monaten

Only AI can make India look like a 1st world country otherwise realistically the IQ of the tribe won't let that happen.

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Vinit Patelvor 5 Monaten

Looks amazing, but aapne jo walkway dikhaya hai..waha kuch din mein thele khade ho jaenge. And log waste fenkenge like they own this area. Trust me I tried when I was in MC but people mindset don't change.

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Dr. Loki🐦vor 5 Monaten

Clean systems reduce friction. Friction kills opportunities for control and corruption. That’s why chaos survives.

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SUKHSHANT THAKURvor 5 Monaten

Because all u missing is Human factor. The moment something happen people will start crying for loss of business and media will push it upto the limit that govt will back down.

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Nitinvor 5 Monaten

Show me that you have never been to a Mandi, without showing me that you have never been to a Mandi. Please go to one before you put in crap like this for engagement.

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AjRvor 5 Monaten

because people owning shops will start staging a dharna , file a civil suit, bribe authorities & will never let work happen because they will lose their rent & income

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Dr. Mayur Mengjivor 5 Monaten

Its bcoz peobably u hv never been to sabzi mandi. I mean it. At least in my city there are proper built infra that was provided at multiple locations, still these sellers chose to sit on roads. Its the issue of these people and law and order.

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abnotvor 5 Monaten

Indians lack civic sense. Instead of teaching ABCD in KG and 1 class. Govt should start teaching how to live, how to behave, how to use public properties.

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AKvor 5 Monaten

Because, priority is to win electrical & this is not one of the priority which can help candidate to win election. There should be clear agenda points on such improvements and election should be found and assessed on yearly basis.

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Nightmarevor 5 Monaten

Controlling vehicles in these places will instantly make them look so much better these small lanes were not built for vehicle chakka jams constantly pedestrianization is the way

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Sadhu Sadhuvor 5 Monaten

Imagine whatever but a vast majority here doesn't like, Basic cleanliness, proper waste disposal, organised stalls. The natural state of the state is natural and just a nature's call away...

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Samvor 5 Monaten

Yes, this is too much to ask in India. It's both people and government's fault and no one takes their civic responsibility, neither the law enforcement is taken seriously.

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Manav Rajnishvor 5 Monaten

Multiple reasons... Our authorities are too lazy to work on a plan like this. If such type of infrastructure is created, then they can't take money from daily sellers shopkeepers.

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Prasoonvor 5 Monaten

Even if they do, the citizens have zero civic sense to maintain

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