Why Indians can t see toilets

Because in the traditional religious culture of India, it is believed that human excrement is a filthy thing and cannot appear in the home. So the root cause of this phenomenon is religion.

But in fact, it also clearly states that it cannot be convenient near the water or at the water source, and it cannot be convenient under the moon and sun, but the Indians did not consider this and turned the whole country into an open toilet. Therefore, in addition to religion, the inferior nature of human beings is the main reason, and convenience for the sake of "convenience".

Because Indians think house prices are expensive!

There are no toilets in India for the following reasons:

1. Religious reasons.

In Indian culture, toilets are dirty, unlucky things, and entering unclean places will pollute oneself, and Hinduism believes that repairing toilets is a blasphemy against Goddess Vishnu.

2. Economic reasons.

The cost of building a toilet in India is about 25,000 Indian rupees = 2,500 yuan, which is almost half a year's expenses for a rural family.

3. India is a water-scarce country.

In India, many poor areas are supplied with government water only between 6 and 9 a.m., during which time the day's water needs to be preserved. If you have a toilet, you will use a lot of water, and many households do not have such a large water tank.

4. The project is huge.

India's current sewerage system, many of which are still left over from the British colonial period, is a huge amount of work to popularize toilets throughout the country, and the sewer system needs to be replanned and expanded.