- Occasional

- Shankar Mishra's mischief is in no way excusable

- The UAE has a separate pipe line for urine that is fed to publicly planted trees

Air India's Urine episode is too much. The practice of urinating in public is still widespread in India. Shankar Mishra's mischief in the case of Air India is in no way excusable. A 70-year-old woman could not strike back, otherwise the matter would have escalated to blows if it had been anyone else. Today's air travel is becoming increasingly unsafe. Sometimes a passenger is hit. Sometimes air hostess says I am not your servant. By saying sorry, the matter is put on hold, but this time Air India's account has been opened. What is important here is that Air India's urine episode has opened many new horizons regarding urine.

People pass urine by stopping their cars on the highway. If there is a patient of diabetes, he has to go more often to pass urine. Some patients have been instructed by the doctor that it can be dangerous not to hold the urine for a long time. An excess of urine is produced. It is widely known that former Prime Minister Morarji Desai used urine instead of water to drink.

When Morarji Desai visited America after becoming Prime Minister, there was opposition in India and Indians in America were not very interested in welcoming him. It is about 1978. But when Morarji Desai himself used urine and described its benefits, people became eager to listen. At that time, CBC TV, which rarely interviews Indian leaders, conducted a 60-minute interview with him.

Morarji Desai used to give lectures on naturopathy even on airplane journeys. He also insisted on using cow's urine. Distilled cow urine is available in Vishwa Hindu Parishad offices and Jagannath Temple.

People who are involved in village life know that the sheep and goats allow the herders to stay in the field so that their dung-urine (stool) etc. is used as fertilizer in the field.

Transport Minister Nitin Gadkari once said that I keep the flower trees of my bungalow green by giving my urine. His statement was strongly protested in India but the protestors are unaware that the UAE has a separate pipeline for urine that is fed to publicly planted trees.

When the large marching groups are going far, the caretakers of the fields near the landing of the groups stand outside with batons in the morning, because people in a group of a thousand people get up early in the morning and run to the nearby field when they have to go on a natural journey. If a thousand people use a field for defecation, it will stink. So the keepers stay outside to prevent people from entering their fields.

In Rahul Gandhi's Bharat Jodo Yatra, a special van has been kept for natural action. Single trekkers use the early morning darkness for natural exploration. At large demonstrations where millions of people come, vans are parked for urine. Special latrines and washrooms have been set up in the service centers on the road from Ahmedabad to Dakor, where the pilgrimage takes place on a permanent basis.

People taking cars on the highway look for a bush when urinating in public so that no one sees them. Authorities should set up washrooms at certain distances on highways. Which should be clean and have water facilities. Corporation public urinals in Ahmedabad are littered with liquor bags. As much as the express highway is based on technology, its washrooms should be clean. The toll tax charged on express highways also includes the cost of using washrooms. Politicians traveling abroad are unwilling to implement the highway washroom system in India because they want to keep India dirty.