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Indian Creator Visits Bhutan, Praises Clean Air And Safe Streets
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News18•05-10-2026, 15:30
Indian Creator Visits Bhutan, Praises Clean Air And Safe Streets
- •Content creator Neha Rana visited Bhutan for the first time and shared her observations on Instagram, contrasting everyday life with India.
- •She highlighted the clean surroundings, safe environment for women, orderly traffic without traffic lights, and absence of unnecessary honking in Bhutan.
- •Neha contrasted this with her experience at the Indian border, pointing out traffic chaos, roadside litter, wrong-side driving, and men staring.
- •She clarified that the video aimed to highlight individual responsibility for public spaces rather than criticize India as a country.
- •The viral video sparked discussions online, with many internet users agreeing on the need for better civic sense and responsibility in India.
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Neha Rana shared a video contrasting the chaotic Indian border—marked by traffic, roadside trash, wrong-side driving, constant honking, and unwanted staring—with Bhutan, where she experienced orderly lanes, clean surroundings, safe streets, and zero unnecessary honking.
For the first time in her 30 years, Neha visited a foreign country and noted that Bhutan felt like the bare minimum rather than extraordinary, allowing her to walk alone at night without safety concerns or being stared at.
The video drew mixed reactions, with numerous online users agreeing that a lack of basic civic sense and individual responsibility for public spaces are core issues in India.
