In regard to Neeraj's post I have uploaded this picture which I took a few days ago. It has been taken at the railway track were the three children died under a running train like this on 15th of August what I didn't know when I went there two days ago. Now knowing what happened here just a few days earlier it is even more dramatic as it seems that nothing has been changed. Children are again playing on the railway tracks with their whole families living very close by. How many more have to die before something changes? I seriously doubt anything will change.
August 30, 2007
In regard to Neeraj's post I have uploaded this picture which I took a few days ago. It has been taken at the railway track were the three children died under a running train like this on 15th of August what I didn't know when I went there two days ago. Now knowing what happened here just a few days earlier it is even more dramatic as it seems that nothing has been changed. Children are again playing on the railway tracks with their whole families living very close by. How many more have to die before something changes? I seriously doubt anything will change.
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life goes on.. nothing changes.. in consideration of what the usual events are...
as sick and sad as it may sound.. such events are part of life for these ppl.. and we rich snobs.. rich only in comparison.. continue to be rich.. bt to trust India only on this basis wud be to live a single-sided tale...
Dear Mr. Fornell;
Thank you for sending your very interesting blog/fotos, which you are updating every day on your web-page. We highly appreciate you contribution in Göttingen about India. The pictures are reality and true representator of every community. From Delhi to Kathmandu the pictures are very interesting. We would like to get your intention to make some picture regarding the traffic problems in the mega cities of India in which you are always travelling. About this theme we are going to conduct a big conference in November under the title of "The traffic problems in big cities in Asia" taking the cities of Delhi, Mumbai and cities of china as an example. We would be very interested to get your pictures contribution for this event. The pictures of the cities you travel these days, the means of travelling in India, the problems common people face regarding the traffic.
I wish you all the best for your travelling and your work. I wish you every success in your stay in India to achieve your objectives. Please do not hesitate to write me if you need any help from my side
Yours sincerely,
Dr. A Wais
AASF Working Team in Göttingen
But things are-a-changing!!
and they will continue to..
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