9 Cleanliness Civic Sense Basics for every Indian

Based on your inputs, below are the 9 Cleanliness Civic Sense basics every Indian must have.

1. Never spit on roads or public places
2. Never urinate in public places
3. When using public toilets, think about your family using it after you
4. Throw garbage only in dustbins
5. Do not throw wrappers/tissues out of moving vehicles
6. Do not leave an area/space dirty after using it
7. Carry paper bags to keep waste during travel
8. Take care of your personal hygiene
9. Always keep your home and workplace clean

Do let us know if you have anything to add.

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Request you to provide dustbins at least at strategically located place. more  
Indian Govt should made law empowering Local bodies to impose penalties with lesser amounts on those spit on roads, urinate on roads. With this fund Local bodies has to maintain public toilets clean and also appoint persons to collect utility charges(with nominal amounts) & to monitor clenelyness. more  
All the 9 Cleanliness Civic Sense Basics for every Indian mentioned above are very useful. 1.The only problem is the practicing part of these. Because the people in general are not used to these, though the awareness has very much increased multi-fold . From what we see in other countries, there are strict rules as penalty for defaulters. In India we might not like to punish such (minor,as we might feel) defaulters , but at some point it is a strict necessity.Later as the things improve the rules might be reformulated as the situation would necessitate. All this after a systematic awareness education on cleanliness to the masses and providing good quality infrastructure. more  
the other day I saw a police officer of Dial 100 service urinating near hyderguda x roads just next to old mla quaters - Pathetic .. more  
our system has eroded out completely and needs complete overhaul. Toilets condition at most places is pathetic and pitiable. Nothing should be free and Indian toilets where ever are free , found to be stinky with foul smell. Indian public throws gutka, chewing gum , khaini packet are found scattered all around the toilets where ever they go. Hence every where paid toilets should be made and responsibility for maintenance lies with people who maintains such toilets with strict supervision/inspection every day. If some one violates the system should be penalized strictly . Initially we may face problem but slowly it will become part of day today life. Even toilets maintained by Shulbh Sauchalya are not so tidy & clean although they are paid one. Initially they were well maintained but thing changed after some time. Hence meticulous strategy needs to be adopted for proper implementation. more  
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