Lack of toilet drives wife away

[45'22']

yeah the poor Indians who dont have toilet have changed the colour

 

[tvsram1992]

now i know why indus is so .......yellow.

yak... you drink that Its sacred water and main source for most of you right?

 

[truthseer]

yak... you drink that Its sacred water and main source for most of you right?

Seeing that most plants are grown on the Indus plains, we eat that too

 

[Safriz]

yak... you drink that Its sacred water and main source for most of you right?

no this "pre fertilized" water is used for irtigation which is good...
thank you india for providing us free fertilizer.

(yes i know the thread getting gross now)

 

[45'22']

now i understand
well this is the reason perhaps why most of the pakistani people want a proper sanitation system in India

 

[oFFbEAT]

^^^^Ha ha ha.....good one.....

 

[kumarkumar1867]

Sanjay Pandey, Lucknow, May 11, 2012, DHNS :
Hygiene frenzy

Absence of toilet in his house almost deprived a man of marital bliss.
Priyanka, a Dalit girl who returned to her husband’s home after her “gauna” (a ritual when the bride returns to in-laws place few years after marriage) was shocked at the absence of a toilet there.

After bearing the onus of open defecation for three days, she decided to return to her parents’ house after the beleaguered in-laws expressed their inability to get a toilet constructed for lack of funds.

A native of Maharajganj district in the state, around 300 km from here, Priyanka was married to Amarjeet Kumar five years back. She came to live with her in-laws on April 13.

Despite repeated pleas from her husband and in-laws to reconsider her decision, a defiant Priyanka declined to relent. “I found it very humiliating to go out in the open to respond to nature’s call. I will return only after a toilet is constructed,” she said.

However, Sulabh, an NGO that promotes sanitation and use of toilets has come to the rescue. Applauding Priyanka’s decision, Bindeshwari Pathak of Sulabh said: “By revolting against non-availability of toilet, she has done a revolutionary act in India where more than 660 million people still defecate in the open, leading to serious diseases. Such girls must be encouraged.”

The organisation has decided to give Rs 2 lakh to the girl, apart from constructing an “ultra-modern” toilet at her in-laws place to facilitate the estranged couple’s reunion.

“We salute her bold stand on cleanliness and hygiene,” Pathak said, adding that the award would inspire others to follow suit. “Construction of the toilet will start in the next few days and it will be completed within a fortnight,” he added. Over two crore houses in Uttar Pradesh have no toilets, suggests data from the 2011 census.
Lack of toilet drives wife away

Moral of the story......Dump your husband and you get rewarded in more ways than one.

Pathetic Thread !No Comments !

Just wondering few peoples chest thump that Indians are obssesed with Pakistan ......thats not bad when we see some Pakistanis are seriously obsessed with Indian Toilets !

keep it up guys !

 

[Safriz]

I protest..
you indians are trolling us

(yes the thread backfired unfortunately)

 

[45'22']

haha

 

[kumarkumar1867]

Indus river is your source of water right? I wonder how many Indians polluted that

World Health Organisation (WHO) gives answer to your question ... check following links


http://in.news.yahoo.com/only-48-percent-pak-citizens-access-safe-sanitation-070826918.html]Only 48 percent of Pak citizens have access to safe sanitation: WHO - Yahoo! News India[/url]


http://aninews.in/newsdetail4/story...izens-have-access-to-safe-sanitation-who.html

 

[Safriz]

^^^^ dude...its not a serious thread.....

 

[DRaisinHerald]

Indus river is your source of water right? I wonder how many Indians polluted that

The Ganges!
I feel bad for the Bangladeshi people

 

[Sonic_boom]

So you mean to say you are drinking water polluted with hindu baniya's $hit?

 

[DRaisinHerald]

So you mean to say you are drinking water polluted with hindu baniya's $hit?

The river starts from where Buddhists live, then passes on to the regions where Muslims live and finally ends up in Pakistan
And I know for sure neither of these religions have a habit of dipping in water to purify their sins, so we're safe.

EDIT:-----------------------------
Actually never mind, I made a vow to myself I would not troll anymore

 

[Rajaraja Chola]

Isnt the topic banned?
Arent u guys tired of discussing it?
Surpriesed MODS havent closed it...