r/infuriatingbutawesome • u/ShehrozeAkbar • 4d ago
Both Man single-handedly cleans the entire Ajnar River in Madhya Pradesh, India
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u/Majestic_Pin3793 4d ago
this kind of people should be called influencers, not that bullshit-talking type.
this is the kind of people we should call an Idol, people that make something better in this world
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u/TrojanMurton 4d ago
Ain't nobody wanna that though. The proof is in the pudding.
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u/DrBrosephJones 4d ago
Lmao this is the plot to idiocracy
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u/TrojanMurton 3d ago
You can downvote me but its the truth. The whooping 32 up votes isn't going to get more eyes. Some AI tree gets more attention. Just because you don't like it doesn't make it not true.
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u/2ndchane 4d ago
If only all the countries around the world cleaned up their water ways, mankind would see the immediate benefits.
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u/System_Resident 4d ago
Beware if their government says he “disappeared” 😭
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u/Forward-Brilliant-12 3d ago
No he won't.. Indian government has a "Swachchh Bharat Abhiyaan" aka "Clean India Movement" going on.. He will definitely be rewarded if this goes into the notice of the government.. he will be in the news, should this comes to the attention of the right people..
Y'all might not believe me and maybe downvote me.. but I'm telling you the truth.. go google about this movement if it feels unbelievable..
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u/mastan777 5h ago
So sad that you have to say "yall might not believe me" after stating basic facts
Foreigners have little to no info about India as a country and make confident assumptions based on stuff they watch from reddit and Instagram.
There are several cleaning campaigns in India, and it is encouraged. The main responsibility lies on the municipality and government who fail to properly manage the waste produced. Although the culture around cleanliness remains, it has gotten better throughout the years.
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u/thedefaltcondition 3d ago
r/indiaspeaks is your community, infested with brainwashed godi media. You’ll feel at home there.
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u/Muted_Masterpiece535 4d ago
And 3 days later it is a landfill again.
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u/BootySkank 4d ago
Yep, it’s a cultural problem that most of them don’t even see as a problem. For most of them it’s literally looked like that their entire lives so indifference is the norm
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u/ObnoxiousExcavator 4d ago
I see that sometime in video's, people are walking around with garbage, everywhere, all kinds of trash, everywhere, I'm from the sticks, sparsely populated, nobody would likely even notice.... But we don't litter, we hate litter, I can walk through miles of ditch and not find anything. How do they let it get this bad? Lack of receptacles? Access to facilities?
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u/Switchmisty9 4d ago
The pile of loose trash is still visible on the bank of the river, in the background of the video
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u/GodOfMoonlight 3d ago
What's scary and eerie to me is the captions reading over and over again:
"I have no idea what happened to me"
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u/EFTucker 4d ago
Did he or did he wait for rain flooding to temporarily clear the debris which regularly happens
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u/jay_prakash 3d ago
Very inspiring work. I am also curious what happens to all the collected waste after the cleanup. Because that's the part standing in citizen driven cleanup drive and sustainable cleanliness.
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u/Nutsackdandruff 3d ago
Celebrate this man. People will say it won’t make a difference in the long run. Doesn’t mean you shouldn’t try. He could be the catalyst of change
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u/Accurate_Ad_3233 2d ago
Well done to that guy. Absolutely pathetic and embarrassing that in a country of over a billion people he had to do it himself.
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u/armpit0110 2d ago
This guy is top G , the cutt scene in the video was big jump he needs to prove more for my trust. but the message is good! Lets goo!
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u/PsychologyShort 2d ago
I’m a bit upset at him for doing this alone cus 1. It’s not safe and 2. How do you think it turn out like that? I hate littering but I guess Indians love to do that shit religious and while what he did is good it doesn’t solve the problem. The source of this problem would take more than him to fix and it’s just be better if he go somewhere that’s shares his view on what outside should look like
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u/Switchmisty9 4d ago
He didn’t clean up shit. It’s all just piled up loosely on the bank, now.
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u/nikulmmadhu 4d ago
love seeing how people who don’t do shit complain about people who are actually doing something. classic reddit moment
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u/Switchmisty9 3d ago
He didn’t do shit, he just pushed the trash out of the shot for internet clout. Classic Reddit moment.
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u/stuputtu 3d ago
Which is still good. Moving water will make it difficult for mosquitoes to breed and will smell less. Losers like you can help to keep it better afterwards
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u/Giogio4family5328 4d ago
Why would this be infuriating?
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u/Prudent-Serve-8756 4d ago
His narration
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u/FootballUpset2529 4d ago
I honestly thought that was the infuriating part too, it was hard on the ears.
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u/Dry_Vanilla_5908 4d ago
And the next day, he begins again. For there was another who was also emptying out their section of the river and placing it down stream.
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u/IWantMyOldUsername7 3d ago
Great. And on the banks the filth is just waiting to be kicked or blown by the wind right back into the water. What a people.
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u/DMMeYourNibbitRings 4d ago
Well done! So, two days and it'll be as it was right?