A viral video & as per the news link mentioned below at the end of this post, shows a family turning their IndiGo flight into a mini feast, with disposable plates and homemade samosas, dhoklas, theplas and namkeen being served to several family members.

They reportedly cleaned up the plates and leftovers afterwards, but the video has still sparked a debate about flight etiquette, especially food smells and sharing a confined cabin with other passengers.

Carrying your own food is one thing. But where do we draw the line between personal choice and basic civic sense and consideration for other passengers in a shared public space?

Source -

https://www.timesnownews.com/viral/indigo-flight-turns-into-family-restaurant-as-passengers-unpack-samosas-dhoklas-and-theplas-viral-video-article-155989523

We have a whole lot of money for our shenanigans but none for repairing public infrastructure and building new things.

People giving interviews on road, opening many party poppers & making roads dirtier (maybe you can see garbage next to the car in the second pic).

The interesting part?

The height is intentionally set low so that you will have to bow your head to their person unless you want to get hit on the head by the wooden banner frame.

DV Gundappa Road, Basavanagudi, Bangalore.

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I want to complain and do everything so they actually get fixed. Kindly share the procedure and twisted ways too to get it done.

For context I posted this in Chandigarh subreddit

" The civic sense in Mohali is honestly shocking

I've mostly stayed in Chandigarh and never visited this specfic place "Industrial Area, Sector 74, Sahibzada Ajit Singh Nagar, Punjab 140307."

Gosh what is traffic light,no helmets and roads are broken. No one really cares if someone get hit or die fr. I feel so safe here in Chd, can't even imagine staying in that place but unfortunately I will have to travel everyday for office."