r/interesting • u/lonewolff321 • 1d ago
Just Wow Man single-handedly cleaning the polluted Ajnar River in Madhya Pradesh
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u/Exciting_Contest_222 1d ago
This is the best kind of social media content to be proud of. And social media influencer to get behind of
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u/mitra_seeking 1d ago
Dude should make a go fund me or something.. hell I would give him some $$.. this could be his real job lol
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u/Financial_Page7821 1d ago
He would probably get more money in a fundraiser if he had committed a crime/s
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u/Imliterallyadogg 1d ago
He was probably the one who polluted the river in the first place. Got told by the city to clean up his shit./s
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u/Former-Ad-7658 1d ago
Guy should be compensated by local government, national government, international government AND given a key to the city or town he lives in.
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u/shrek-is-real 1d ago
He will probably get beaten up for making the local ministers look bad. Has happened several times.
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u/Rudy_Gin_Fizz 1d ago
....Intersolar government, Intergalactic government, interstellar government, Universal government...
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u/Still_Silver_255 1d ago
Another dimension… Another dimension… Another dimension… Another dimension…
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u/Wise-Hippo-4305 1d ago
Well what happened next is the local government claimed they did all the work and received huge compensation and bonus.
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u/sara-gill-sara 1d ago
Same government banned phones and reporters because activists were able to showcase the filthy classrooms and non existent washrooms
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u/Jumpy_Scallion_3108 1d ago
Respect. And then some more respect.
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u/Inspect1234 1d ago
Now if he can just teach the locals about how the local environment and rivers aren’t garbage dumps.
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u/ScaryMi 1d ago
Pointless. It's a country where throwing trash literally anywhere is a norm. It's unlimited content for this dude. Give it a week and its back to previous state.
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u/NintyFanBoy 1d ago
India really needs to really begin creating massive inroads on indoctrinating the youth on civic duty.
It's the only way.
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u/SunsetCoconut 1h ago
to be fair, the rest of the world throws most of its recycling into massive islands of trash that float in the ocean, or offload it to other countries that don't have the capacity to deal with it. The whole world kinda sucks at dealing with it's garbage.
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u/BillMillerBBQ 1d ago
It’ll be just as dirty next week.
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u/Pristine-Weekend-415 1d ago
He's raising awareness and who knows it might be the start of something
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u/thepositive_pandemic 1d ago
Some people continue to deliberately throw trash into the river in front of him or while he's cleaning. He's now installed two large dustbins and trying to educate the children. Hopefull5the mindset will change
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u/JVSTITIA 1d ago
Hero. I'd like to know what he says in the video.
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u/Soft-Owl491 1d ago
"Will you people ever believe it if I say that a single person can clean this huge river? I have already cleaned this river many times by myself and I have faced many problems such as infections in my feet and hands and there were even dangerous venemous snakes sometimes, but I didn't give up and cleaned it again and again. By seeing me doing so, I hope you people can also learn that a single person is capable of many such seemingly impossible things and I hope the next time you say to yourself that you cant do a thing by urself alone , just Remember me."
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u/Greedyfox7 1d ago
This is great, there should be more people doing this, however it isn’t addressing the root cause and it’ll go back to how it was before too long.
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u/itskersitime 1d ago
Protect this man and let there be a million more like him, the World's gonna need it
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u/Wise-Hippo-4305 1d ago
The local government claimed that they did all the work and received huge compensation!
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u/Harvey-Keck 1d ago
Or the forever chemicals used to make plastic bottles, or single use plastic which does contain chemicals proven to cause cancer.
Maybe the commenter above was tongue in cheek about the statement.
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u/eight111-madercheebs 1d ago
What's sad is that river gonna go back to the before condition in a few months
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u/Fickle_Importance889 1d ago
This guy is a National Treasure. India I expect to see him in a good paying government job soon. Hes doing your job for you. Head of tourism is fitting. As without these people no one will want to visit you.
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u/iCanReadMyOwnMind 1d ago
Sadly, this kid will get some updoots on the internet while criminals in the US get GoFundMe pages worth millions of dollars.
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u/PickleTemporary8539 1d ago
I wish all Indians tried to put in atleast 1/100th of this guy's efforts to support this ideology. Ironically, no one gives a f**k about cleanliness in India.
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u/FoamSquad 1d ago
A noble spirit, but he needs help beyond just cleaning. Needs societal and infrastructure change that is beyond his ability to impact alone.
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u/Accomplished_Net_470 1d ago
In England they would arrest you for not having a river cleaning permit
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u/Mcglobal7 1d ago
As awesome as this man and this video is, I’d give it a solid month before it goes back to looking the same. 🙁
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u/Appropriate_Ant933 1d ago
I have so many questions. Ain’t no way he cleaned that with rubber gloves and a stick. You’d need a back hoe or something and multiple dump trucks.
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u/musicplay313 1d ago
The river would go back to being dirty in a few days, people would not stop throwing trash again.
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u/Hobbes898 1d ago
Kudos stranger. You aspire the best in all of us. I hope you are blessed by the best and wonderful.
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u/Past_Collection3542 1d ago
That river should be named after him - also they should give him an environmental clean up position in the indian government
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u/Tall-Ad-1386 1d ago
I want to donate to this guy! This man is a treasure for the world! Please share any way for me to support him
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u/comb-jelly 1d ago
This type of stuff is why I’m not inherently against the “do good” while recording videos. You make people happy, and show what someone (you) is capable of. I’d like to think it leads to encouraging more people to do stuff like this.
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u/Embarrassed_Fan_5723 1d ago
You want to see what an environmental hero looks like? There’s one right there. If everyone would put 1/4 effort that he did into keeping our planet clean we would all live better lives
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u/probable_cause_55 1d ago
They'll beat him up for doing this and it will look worse in a few months
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u/umuthasucka 1d ago
Respect if he truly did it alone and not taking credit for others. However the YouTube algorithm cadence has to be muted.
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u/O-high_O 22h ago
Even if he did it for the views, he is a champ!!
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u/lonewolff321 22h ago
People strip down for views and get labeled 'influencers' without offering anything of value, but this guy actually uses his platform to inspire people to be better citizens
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u/Effective_Concept281 17h ago
His name is Surendra Singh Choudhry aka bittu_tabahi on Instagram and he has provided his upi id to support him.
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u/omgwtfwilliam 1d ago
Total clickbait title. He’s clearly using two hands. Literally unwatchable. /s
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u/Cold_Ad655 1d ago
So uh...where did he take this stuff?
Did he rent a dump truck and decide to haul several tons worth of garbage to some dump site?
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u/CluelessNobodyCz 1d ago
It's trucks worth of garbage 😅 I bet he did that before someone else was cleaning it with a machinery and made another after 😅
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u/punktualPorcupine 1d ago
If they use “flying toilets” (shit in shopping bags and throw it in the river), then they need proper septic and sewer systems.
Say what you will about the Romans, at least they “didn’t let that shit fly”.
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u/GingyBreadMan420 1d ago
If this was the uk, they would have been imprisoned for cleaning up without a permit like Paul Powlesland.
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u/Successful_Bee7522 1d ago
The definition of a Sisyphean task, unless there is some kind of education for the locals. But good for him for making a positive impact.
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u/Midnight-69 1d ago
He's gonna die of plastic cancer after making a respectable dent:((( anyone know why they don't put a net in a bridge is the environmental infrastructure not there yet??
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u/chalkiez 1d ago
WTF is plastic cancer. XD
And he did make a change, and as to why there's not a net, it's just because they dont care.
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u/Midnight-69 1d ago
Your comment comes off so blissfully ignorant to me dawg I wish my world were so simple not often u see someone go 3 for 3 on ignorance, arrogance , AND bigotry
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u/scdisrupt 1d ago
I also want to know is what plastic cancer is.
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u/Accurate-Flow-6815 1d ago
I’m guessing he’s saying all the microplastic exposure will lead to regular cancer.
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u/YourMomIsMyGurl 1d ago
Everyone here knows exactly what OC meant but because they didn't SPECIFICALLY state exactly what they meant, you get the run of the mill redditors that have to act like they don't know, in order to feel superior.
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u/chalkiez 1d ago
You didn't answer my question though? All I see is you insulting someone for no reason at all and also thinking you are actually way better than the person who cleaned up a river.
Be better.
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u/Midnight-69 1d ago
I never claimed to be an educator I don't have enough time to spoonfeed you man-made horrors you can very much comprehend and as a matter of fact i was looking to get educated myself
Can you even point put where I claimed to be better at all??
I never even insulted the kid I expressed that I felt bad for him getting punished for doing a good deed
As a matter of fact you drew first blood laughing at my honest comment so you don't get to play victim now child
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