A high court has made a remark about the prevalence of filth. The comment suggests that the presence of filth is widespread.
The high court's statement questions whether a city with such conditions can be considered international.
Further details about the high court's comment are available from the source, Rediff, which reported on the statement made by the high court regarding the filth and the city's international status.
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