What can India teach the world? Polish woman shares 3 everyday things that should be adopted globally

A Polish woman who has lived in India for 10 years shared three aspects of daily life that she believes other countries could adopt. In a video published on Instagram, Dominika Patalas-Kalra talked about the features in India that, in her opinion, make life more comfortable and practical.

Descriptions of delivery services

In the video, he pointed out the ease of accessing services in India and stated that a wide range of products can be delivered to your door within minutes. He mentioned that food, electronics and other basic needs can be provided through fast delivery systems, making daily life easier without having to step out of the house.

Observations on home design

Patalas-Kalra also noted the common presence of attached bathrooms in Indian homes. He stated that having the bathroom connected to the bedroom is an extremely useful feature and suggested that this feature could be more widely adopted in other countries.

View in MRP system

Another thing he appreciated was that the products had the maximum retail price written on them. He stated that the MRP system makes transactions more transparent for consumers by providing a fixed upper limit on pricing.

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Social media reactions

The video received a flood of responses from users, many of whom agreed with her observations. Some comments highlighted the convenience of express delivery services, while others praised the transparency offered by MRP and the practicality of attached bathrooms.
Some users also shared their experiences abroad, stating that such conveniences are often missed outside India. Others said the video made them realize aspects of daily life in India that they had previously overlooked.