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Influencer Shares Surprising Reason for Clean US Cities

8 Nov

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Summary

  • US-based influencer Sachin Sindhu shares solution for clean cities
  • Abundant dustbins every 10 steps in the US, unlike India
  • Locals in the US diligently dispose of waste in the right bins

As of 2025-11-08T12:13:38+00:00, a US-based influencer named Sachin Sindhu has shared a solution for the persistent issue of cleanliness and garbage disposal in Indian cities. In a recent video, Sindhu highlighted a key difference between the US and India - the density of public dustbins.

During a 100-meter walk from his gym, Sindhu counted 12 dustbins, with one bin located approximately every 10 steps. He noted that the locals in the US diligently dispose of their waste in the designated bins, rather than littering the streets. This stark contrast to the situation in India, where public spaces often suffer from a lack of accessible waste disposal options, is a major contributing factor to the cleanliness of US cities.

Sindhu believes that if India were to adopt a similar approach of installing abundant, conveniently located dustbins, it could significantly improve the cleanliness of Indian cities and public spaces. While some social media users have raised concerns about the potential for the bins to be stolen, the majority have agreed that this solution could bring about a positive change.

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Sachin Sindhu, a US-based influencer, suggests that the abundance of conveniently located dustbins is a major reason why streets in the US are cleaner than in India.
Sachin Sindhu counted 12 dustbins during a 100-meter walk, with one bin located approximately every 10 steps.
Sachin Sindhu believes that if India were to install abundant, conveniently located dustbins, it could significantly improve the cleanliness of Indian cities and public spaces.

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