India had a toilet revolution, so why did those toilets end up being kitchens?

Because Indians were reluctant to accept indoor toilets, the toilets were abandoned and converted into kitchens. Open defecation in India is very common because there is a deep-seated belief in the hearts of all Indians that excrement is filthy and no one wants to be in the same room with excrement. So for many years, Indians have chosen to defecate outdoors so that they are not in an enclosed space at the same time as their excrement.

The toilet revolution built a lot of toilets, but they didn't come in handy. India's toilet revolution is because the government believes that India's habit of open defecation is not good, especially all kinds of excrement are left on the ground, which has a bad impact on the appearance of the entire city, and will also provide a way for the spread of bacteria, which has an impact on the health and safety of the people. Coupled with the fact that India's economy is rising, the quality of life of the Indian people has also improved, and the government hopes to improve the quality of life of the people in this way.

But the Indian people are not buying it, because of the deep-rooted beliefs of the Indian people. Even if the government built indoor toilets, they were reluctant to use them because they felt that it was very dirty to be in the same room as excrement, so they were almost unused since they were built, and they were all abandoned.

In order not to be abandoned, the toilet was converted into a kitchen for secondary use. Because the toilets were built with water and water, they were used as kitchens, which made many people use these toilets as kitchens after they were abandoned. Seeing this, the government knew that indoor toilets could not be promoted, so many toilets were converted into kitchens for the public to use, which was also regarded as a convenient way to facilitate the people.

Because this is something that they have passed down from ancient times to the present day, and they don't like to use toilets.

Maybe Indians like it, just love this taste, and others can't care about it.

Because many people can't accept the use of toilets, they believe that the existence of toilets is a blasphemy to their gods.

Because they have a habit of urinating everywhere, it is not something that can be changed in a while.