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Toilets in Indian Railways started in the beginning of the 20th century, but the British made a 5″ hole in the floor of the compartment, the problem was that the tracks, stations, rivers, fields all used to be dirty And the biggest problem was faced by the gangmen who used to fit the tracks, even after 70 years of independence, till 2014, no government paid attention to this, today, 100 years after the installation of toilets in the railways for the first time in Indian Railways after 2014 After a gap of 5 years, almost 80% of railway coaches are equipped with bio-toilets and stations, tracks, rivers and fields are saved from getting dirty. Now it is not necessary to tell that whose government after 2014 has been successful in stopping the filth spreading in the country by doing all this hard work.

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