Why I peep in Public Toilets?

[Harpal]

I have been contributing to Google maps since last 2 years by writing heart felt reviews, uploading photos, adding places, editing places etc in order to make Google maps more accurate and informative.

This year in accordance with the Prime Ministers “Swachh Bharat Abhiyan” (SBA) my cause has been to add maximum toilets on Google maps by personally visiting each one of them, writing their reviews, giving ratings and uploading photos so that people can get access to clean, well maintained facilities.

Open defecation has been an endemic sanitary problem in India since years. In the year 2014 India was the country with the highest number of people practicing open defecation, around 530 million people.

Once I spot a toilet, I run like a PUBG player to get the maximum loot (to click photos, add reviews, check cleanliness, check latches on the doors, number of urinals, latrines, wash basins, soap etc).

I have visited more than 70 toilets in cities like Chandigarh, Kolkata and New Delhi. There were many challenges but I’m glad it all went well. My passion took me all the way from Kolkata to Delhi about 1500 km to visit a unique museum, the first of it’s kind “The Museum of Toilets”. I enjoyed my visit which was quite enlightening and enriching experience.

My #LooReviews and photos should educate them about toilets nearby so that Swachh Bharat Mission (SBM) achieves its aim of Open Defecation Free India by 2nd October 2019, the 150th anniversary of the birth of Mahatama Gandhi.

Thank you Google Maps for empowering me this opportunity to contribute to the cause I care about and bringing a change in our world.

Harpal Singh

Tagging to my friends, colleagues & well wishers: @veeryoga , @Click_Click , @Parvindersingh1 , @Bal @IshantHP_ig , @Yashpreet06 , @TravellerG , @JavieraAu ,

[IshantHP_ig]

Hi @Harpal thanks for sharing the unique post related to Toilet museum.

[Harpal]

Hi @IshantHP_ig ,

Thanks for your comments. It is indeed unique. There isn’t any such museum in the world.

[Parvindersingh1]

Great @Harpal Ji.

I don,t know there is any Toilet museum in india. Now i know.

[Harpal]

Hi @Parvindersingh1 ,

This is the only “Toilet Museum in the world”. It is unique. You should visit it.

Harpal

[Yashpreet06]

Hello!!

@Harpal I appreciate your efforts that you visited more than 70 toilets in various cities.

As well thanks for informing us all about a unique kind of museum.

Regards,

Yashpreet.

[Harpal]

Hi @Yashpreet06 ,

Thanks for appreciating my efforts. If you do get an opportunity do visit this unique museum.

[Yashpreet06]

Yes surely I will make a visit here as it’s in my bucketlist now!!!

Thanks.

[Bal]

@Harpal brother First time see such Toilets…Thanks for sharing

[TravellerG]

Thanks for this info! As expressed by our @Parvindersingh1 , I too never knew that there is a Museum of Toilets!!!

Good post, dear @Harpal - Great! Unique topic, well presented. Next, what will be your topic? Kindly TAG us…

PS:

A humble suggestion: A Clean Camera LENS could have gifted you much better Photos!

Regs

[Harpal]

Hi @TravellerG ,

Thanks for your lovely comments. I will clean my phone lens the next time.

I don’t use swanky cameras nor edit my photos. My next post will not be a unique one but will be ordinary. I’ll surely tag you to get your expert opinion .

Harpal

[Harpal]

Hi @Bal ,

Thanks for appreciating my post.

Harpal

[sinbadss15]

اول تعلم ان هناك متحف المراحيض لكن هدا اكتشاف جديد نشكرك على هده المشاركة الكريمة

[Harpal]

@sinbadss15 ,

Thank you for reading my post.

Yes, this is the only kind of Toilet museum in the world. It is located in New Delhi, India.

Harpal

[Pohand22]

Great @Harpal I agree with your posts. Thanks for sharing.

[SuzanneN]

knowing where clean, safe toilets are is so important. thank you for posting and for your reviews!

[Harpal]

@Pohand22 ,

Thanks for appreciating my post.

I have traveled to different places personally and tried to add toilets on Google maps.

Thanks you for your support and well wishes .

Harpal

[Harpal]

Hi @SuzanneN ,

Thanks for your comments and appreciating my efforts.

Harpal

[BorrisS]

Hello @Harpal ,

Thank you for sharing your experience with us and those photos, honestly I wasn’t aware of the existence of such a museum!

As a fan of non typical things, for me, this Toilet museum is so unique and original! It reminded me a bit the Donkey museum in Bulgaria.

[Umeshkumarmehra]

@Harpal thanks for sharing

Unique post on public toilets. I appreciate your efforts.