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Shibadevil

Do you drink Ganges River water?

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IHaveAnswers
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Obv no.

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Shibadevil
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https://cdn2.ettoday.net/images/2816/d2816955.jpg
Is it real?

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IHaveAnswers
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Yes, but not all the trains, only some. The funny thing is it's more comfortable than the inside of train cause when it's that crowded the inside is just hell.

Also just to clarify that pic is the most crowded train I have seen in my life and normally even in the crowded ones its not that bad

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Zyrux
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its not Indian search it on Google it say Bangladesh

#6
Azzelastia
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It's the same country

#9
shaggyboy1030
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bro ...... what? Bangladesh is not in India...its our neighboring country

#10
idkmanwth
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american geography at its finest

#12
voxsu
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With THAT flag you should know they are not the same country.

#14
idkmanwth
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he's american, dont bother

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reaper_rega08
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Yeah for Americans, the whole world revolves around them.

#20
kamisavitar
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AM education+EG fan brainrot?
Deadly combo

#8
GutZ1wnl
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is that even real,wtf
ew

#11
CarnageBTC
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Im from north east india... i have only heard rumors about these kind of scenese... never seen them

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reaper_rega08
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The pic is from Bangladesh. But we have over crowded trains like that in Mumbai. It's the affect of overpopulation. Cities like Mumbai surpass some countries in Europe in population.
Here's a fact, most of these daily commuters don't pay for tickets. And the officials don't bother too. Because if they do their jobs..the citizens will vote out the current government next time. So the parties have resorted to freebies like these even though the railways run under losses. This is only in Mumbai though. In other states the situation is different.

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nightfury05
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true, with the population India has. Seen this sort of views in 90s but not in today's time. May be fully jampacked trains but no one is sitting on roof.

#19
bearmans
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man, indo used to be like this. even worse people sit on the top of the train.

#22
Darkobas01
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It used to be real almost 20-25 years back. Indian economy was at it's weakest during the mid-90's, which wasn't very long ago.

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botfragger432
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Lol it might be from Bangladesh. As far as I know, almost all Indian railway works on electrification. So, it's not possible for Indian to go like that !!

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juho
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?

#13
ZANEy
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yes

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reaper_rega08
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Some devotees drink it considering it is holy water even though countless people take a dip in the same river to wash of their sins. My mother had brought the water and asked me to drink it after boiling it. I said no even though it was boiled.

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Mr_S1NIST3R
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I never drank it but as my parents are very religious they do spray it around in the house once every week

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Darkobas01
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Ganges water is generally not used for drinking. It is considered holy and sprinkling it (just a few drops is considered lucky. I have never been asked to drink it. You also need to consider India is huge, and ganges water is not available everywhere, and this happens predominantly in northern indian states. India also has a diverse culture hence a very small population does that.

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inafog
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nah people dont drink it as its stereotyped, but even if people do they go to somewhere which is far more near the source point of ganga i.e. hilly indian states and ganga is pretty clean there, it becomes bad and polluted when it reaches the northern plains

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yayvsboaster
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water from ganges is really pure as it comes from glacier name gangotri and during the journey it passes from forest with lot of medicinal plants although water is good but the time it reaches populated area it becomes dirty due to mixing of industrial waste etc one can drink fresh water from gangotri glacier cuz its pure but not when it comes pretty far corssing cities

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botfragger432
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We have Siang/lohit/Brahmaputra River here. So no holy Ganges water here 🙂

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