> By your description it is not just an image of an unclean country, but actually an unclean country This is more or less true; depending upon density. In Delh

> By your description it is not just an image of an unclean country, but actually an unclean country This is more or less true; depending upon density. In Delhi, city with several million people -- yes, it is an unclean place. A place far away in rural Odisha, maybe not so much. The difference is due to the fact that India is a country more than 70 times the size of the Netherlands, with around 400 spoken languages and a corresponding number of different cultures. So my observations (and the observations of most Westerners) which are mostly derived from large, dense cities might not scale that easily when applied to the whole country.