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Home / Lifestyle / Amsterdam Litter Sparks Civic Sense Debate

Amsterdam Litter Sparks Civic Sense Debate

30 Nov, 2025

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Summary

  • Indian man shared a video of a littered Amsterdam street.
  • The video questions perceptions of civic sense in India.
  • Amsterdam ranks high for quality of life, but faces criticism.

A video shared by an Indian national, Rahul Mahajan, has prompted a wide-ranging debate about civic sense, particularly concerning urban cleanliness. The footage, captured in Amsterdam, reveals a street strewn with garbage, a sight that contrasts sharply with the Dutch capital's established image of pristine public spaces.

Mahajan's post, which included a Hindi voiceover questioning why India is often criticized for lacking civic sense, went viral, attracting diverse opinions. While some social media users defended India's own civic standards and others acknowledged the litter issue in Amsterdam, a significant portion advised against comparing the two nations, emphasizing their distinct contexts.

This event occurs as Amsterdam was recently ranked sixth globally for quality of life, a testament to its overall livability. However, the viral video serves as a potent reminder that even highly-rated cities can face challenges with public cleanliness, sparking a nuanced conversation about perceptions versus reality.

Disclaimer: This story has been auto-aggregated and auto-summarised by a computer program. This story has not been edited or created by the Feedzop team.
Yes, an Indian man named Rahul Mahajan shared a video of a street in Amsterdam that was filled with garbage.
Amsterdam is generally known for its clean and beautiful streets, often ranking high in quality of life surveys.
Reactions were mixed, with some defending India's civic sense, others acknowledging Amsterdam's litter, and many suggesting not to compare the two nations.

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