Bihar youth requests train passengers to stop littering, internet applauds: ‘India is dirty because of our habits’

Pointing out common habits, he says, “All the people coming here to sell goods, we buy them, but then we throw things down. Is this the right thing to do? … Instead, people often say, ‘India is dirty, Bihar is dirty.’ But it’s because of our habits.” He encourages everyone to simply hold on to their trash and dispose of it at the right place rather than tossing it on the floor or tracks.

Watch the video:

A young man from Bihar politely urging train passengers not to litter and to collect waste in a small bag instead.

No Slogans. No Drama. Just Civic Sense.

Real change begins with people like him. Bihar’s youth can lead the transformation. 🙏 pic.twitter.com/t8zpealA6K

— #YeThikKarkeDikhao (@YTKDIndia) November 26, 2025

His message resonated online, sparking both appreciation and discussion about practical challenges. A user wrote, “Truly inspiring! This young man from Bihar shows that real change doesn’t need noise, just awareness and action. His simple gesture of asking passengers not to litter reflects true civic sense. If more youth follow this path, Bihar can lead a cleaner, more responsible future.”

Another user commented, “Good move but frankly speaking the dust bin allocated to each compartment is very small and reality is all the trash is thrown on railway tracks by the staff while cleaning. There is absolutely no point to throw the trash in bin.. its a task to manage the trash while traveling.”

A third person added, “Yes, they may get triggered emotionally if approached individually but if we create a social appeal that creates a social pressure different from the pressure of being put on the spot in the crowd.”

A fourth individual commented, “We need more people like him in every state, every city, and every locality. Great job! Real change begins with individuals who take responsibility instead of blaming others.”