Yes, I understand the reason for this mindset, and even sympathize with it somewhat. > Interestingly, even in developed countries when people go camping, they

Yes, I understand the reason for this mindset, and even sympathize with it somewhat. > Interestingly, even in developed countries when people go camping, they resort to primitive measures True that. The stink in the outhouses in the "rustic" campgrounds in the USA is so horrible that I don't go there unless I really, really need to. It's about on par with the stink in (non-flush) rural Indian toilets. Going out in the woods would be so much more preferable. But anyway, coming back to the point -- this "back to nature" sort of mindset is no use in the densely populated cities of Mumbai, Delhi, Agra, etc. which in some way are the representation of the rest of India to the West. For reasons of sanitation at least, if not image. Ergo, I think an LKY-like enforcement of rules might help a lot.