Mizoram Civic Sense Video: What is the viral video turning a train into a dustbin? What is the secret of this good habit of the people of Mizoram? What did Union Minister Kiren Rijiju say by sharing the video? Why are two different philosophies in the same country raising questions on civic sense?
Train Littering Viral Video: Are you also one of those people who think that keeping the country clean is the job of the government or sanitation workers only? If yes, then this video going viral on social media will change your thinking forever. Such a video has surfaced on the internet, seeing which on one hand you will get angry, but on the other hand your chest will swell with pride. Union Minister Kiren Rijiju has also shared this video on his X (Twitter) handle and wrote – ‘Learn something from Mizoram of North East!’ Let us know what is there in this viral video, which has forced the entire country to think.
Same country, same train, but huge difference in thinking
Two different scenes are shown in this video, which tell the truth of our society. In a part of the video, some children of class 10th are seen, who are going on Manali tour. These children, traveling in a new and shiny train, made the entire compartment a junkyard in a few hours. Be it the new charging port or the floor, only garbage was seen everywhere. Which people are calling zero civic sense. On the contrary, in the second part of the video, some travelers from Mizoram are seen. After the end of the journey, he himself picks up every piece of garbage fallen on his seat and floor and puts it in his bag. When they got off the train, the entire compartment was shining like glass.
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Thinking about others first is in the culture of Mizoram.
After all, why is it that on one hand people are destroying the country’s property and on the other hand the people of Mizoram are protecting it with more than their lives? The answer to this is in just one word, ‘Tawlhchhamna’. The beautiful meaning of this word in the language of Mizoram is ‘thinking about others before oneself.’ Because of this thinking, Mizoram has today become an example for the whole of India.
3 facts related to Mizoram that will win your heart
- At many places here, there are no shopkeepers in the shops. Rates are written on the goods, customers come, pick the goods of their choice and leave with full honesty in the box.
- Every Saturday morning in Biate area, small school children come out with brooms in their hands to clean their streets. For them, cleanliness is not someone else’s job but their own responsibility.
- When we all are in the race of ‘me first, me first’, Mizoram follows the formula of ‘me later’. Whether it is removing landslides (debris) or helping a hungry neighbor at 3 o’clock in the night, the entire society stands together here.