Cleanliness in stations
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Ministry of Railway stop this useless drama.... 90% railway employees do not report on duty.. they pay bribe to supervisor and get the salary without doing any work.. 1st of all put all such employees in Jail and forfeit their all property and recover the salary paid to them... !!! more
Sep 28
So, good to listen a list of unwanted things happening everlasting in railways. But, I have suggestions to rule out some of these basic problems. 1) Do not add - FINE on common man (which is the worst provided or based from British Ruling system to get more money from us - India system till following and wanted to follow - Never wanted to change over times). We all human try to keep their environment – if properly guided with instructions or due to failure of minimum basics – like where to dismantle the food packets, waste in running or halted trains – is big question to THINK here. Beyond this, try to invest some of our People’s Own economy (Every year - Budget plans allotted) in attached dust-bins viz., separate ones for PLASTIC, PAPER, FOOD – DIFFERENT Colour based NOTES in each cabins from both sides of entrances – could surely minimize and easy to clean the garbage for the sanitary people also. And get cleaned or refill empty ones while cleaning sanitary sessions - during halts. As a mandatory for every train - not just some special trains only. With regards, more
Sep 21
I raised this topic again as I feel we still have a long way to go on this front. Some things we could do are - stop people from throwing food bags , bottles etc on the tracks; can we make throwing waste on tracks in stations punishable by fee , offence? - stalls in stations be responsible to keep their surroundings clean. - the parcels and goods received thru trains be cleared quickly and give more space for passengers. - the station surroundings be also kept clean with greater cooperation and assistance from the corporation authorities. Request members to contribute. Regards Jayasankar s more
Sep 21
