Plastic Hypocrisy

I wake up in the morning, use a PLASTIC toothbrush to clean my teeth. Wash my face and mouth with water coming in a PLASTIC pipe. Take a shower with the water stored in a PLASTIC tank taking it from a PLASTIC bucket in a PLASTIC mug. I then dry myself with a cotton towel mixed with PLASTIC(nylon). I then use a PLASTIC comb and check myself in a PLASTIC framed mirror. I wear clothes mixed with PLASTIC(nylon). Put on socks mixed in PLASTIC(nylon) and wear shoes of PLASTIC.Cook my breakfast with spices stored in PLASTIC. Parts of my Stove are PLASTIC, parts of utensils PLASTIC and then wash from a PLASTIC tap. Then I eat on a PLASTIC plate, sitting on a PLASTIC chair while keeping my food on a PLASTIC table. I also eat some biscuits from a PLASTIC pack and drink some water from a PLASTIC water filter. I then pack my lunch in a PLASTIC box, put it in a Plastic(nylon) bag and rush out of home turning off the PLASTIC switches. I then start my car which has many parts of PLASTIC and rush to
office. My office looks really great from outside cos it has many PLASTIC parts to make it look neat and dust free. I walk into office, swipe my PLASTIC ID card, dust my shoes on the plastic and then walk on the PLASTIC(nylon) carpet.
Have you stopped reading this or are you still with me?

Well, I myself got bored and stopped continuing. And I havent even finished all the activities related to PLASTIC in one whole day of my life.
This is the depth of our relationship with PLASTIC, which is one of the most dangerous things we have ever invented. And Im sure you all know the glories of PLASTIC and its hazards for our environment, before, during and after its production. So its whole lifecycle is not very environment friendly.
There are so many things like this that we use in our daily life other than PLASTIC which are a great danger to the environment.

Yet one fine day we see a farmer in some corner of a village cooking with a little fire wood or burning his waste hay, we start delivering sermons about Pollution, Ozone layer, Fresh air and GoGreen programmes.
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Mortal Remains of a Spiritual India

Traditions and culture of India is getting degraded way more faster than a bullockcart can speed up, but it surely cannot be denied that one can still find some final fragments of the fast dying culture like this one.
Here is some solid proof, a pic that I recently shot in Tirupati.