Nagaland Minister Temjen shared a video on Twitter, now rebranded as X, showing how villages in the said state would create environment-friendly washbasins made out of bamboo. The clip captured the innovative construction by skillfully using methods of what nature holds and bestows. Take a look at the video right here:
Be it aesthetically pleasing or not, it looked pretty much like a jugaad done by villagers as an alternative to ceramic fittings. The water flows from a small hole made in the bamboo which is otherwise packed with a wooden stopper to prevent wastage of water. Also, the wooden piece acts as a tower hanger. The arrangement didn't compromise on anything in need as ropes tied hand wash solutions to the bamboo.
While tweeting the video online, Along captioned it asking people whether they had ever come across such a thing. "Dekha hai kahi aisa," he wrote.
Now, the footage has gone viral on social media and people on the internet are in all praises towards the quirky washbasins of Nagaland. Within a day's time, the footage attracted more than 10,000 likes on X and nearly two lakh views. Calling it an amazing idea, many netizens shared happy emojis as a reply to the video. "Good one... in order to save nature," said a netizen, while another wrote, "Wow."
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