During a Festival:
After the Festival:
Please don't get me wrong. I am not against festivities. We Indians love all our festivals irrespective of religion. However, we need to learn to finish what we started. If we are enjoying and celebrating a festival, we need to clean the area before leaving. If we have decorated a particular room, we need to remove the decorations, say a week after the festival is over. If we are bursting fire crackers, we need to clean the road before leaving. I have personally seen people (both big and small in corporate life) cleaning the road and leaving. Humility, to say the least. In corporate life, after a presentation / meeting / conference, we take our stuff with us when we leave the room. We should consider doing the same during and after festivals.
Images - Kind courtesy Google.
Very right. After enjoying we should make it right too.
ReplyDeleteThanks Harish for dropping by.
DeleteWell pointed out, Binu! We need to learn to wrap up the things that we scattered in the first place. That is definitely the correct way of doing things.
ReplyDeleteTrue Arti. We need to learn to finish what we started.
DeleteIts sad that people take public property for granted.
ReplyDeleteThat's the word Anita - "Public". The same thing wont happen in our homes.
Deleteyeah so so true Binu hardly anyone cares for the post hazards which is very dangerous!!!
ReplyDeleteYes Ramya. The idea is since the place is public, it's everyone's responsibility. Not only ours. And hence, we don't clean up.
DeleteVery few of us love the place where we stay and keep it clean! We have always enough excuses to ravage and plunder the nature and our surroundings:(
ReplyDeleteRight sir. Very few of us love the surrounding. And the acts of god that we are experiencing now-a-days, are actually our wrongdoings.
Deletethats couple of interesting shots and they speak for themselves...
ReplyDeleteTrue Deeps.
Deletejust couple of clicks and they speak for themselves...
ReplyDeleteRight. Cleanliness begins at home, but shouldn't stop there.
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