The Indians have agreed to rename their village to honor trump for 60 toilets

According to the world health organization, more than 60 percent of Indians (with a population of 1.3 billion) use public toilets in the absence of his own. In the coming days the deprived in sanitation, the Indians will be 400 less.

Local charity Sulabh International agreed with the residents of the small village of Maroda in the state of Uttar Pradesh to set each of the 60 houses in a new toilet in exchange for agreeing to rename the town in honor of the current President of the United States. One of the elders about Donald trump never heard of, but to argue they did not. The village now called trump Sulabh.

Source: The Washington Post

It is important to note that neither the United States nor the trump didn't pay for toilets a dime. This maneuver was proposed by the head of Sulabh International Mr Bindeshwar Pathak. According to him, it will draw attention to the activities of the organization and may help to establish contacts with the Americans. "Trump is the leader of a leading world power, so we chose it," said Pathak.

There is a suspicion that the idea of the project he suggested from above: after a couple of days after renaming of the village Prime Minister Narendra modi went to Washington for a meeting with Donald trump.

On the occasion of the change of name in the village took place the official ceremony, which, of course, called the journalists. Local residents persuaded to shout "Zindabad!" ("Long live!") every time from the stage sounded the name of the American President.

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