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With everyone questioning these days, are we asking enough of ourselves too?

Every day we demand better roads, cleaner streets, better governance, and rightly so. But if a footpath is cleaned tomorrow and people start dumping garbage there again, who's responsible then?
Accountability shouldn't stop at the government. Civic sense is something no policy can enforce if people don't care.
Can India ever reach a point where both governance and public behaviour improve together?

u/Infamous_Echo4010 — 22 days ago