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Low Line areas.
by Chris Jones on Jun 30, 2007 06:09 PM   Permalink | Hide replies

I dont understand, the railway authorities minting money. Why cant they elevate the area
and have elevate railway lines for those flooding areas. Its been happening since British
have put these railway lines. Its disgusting to
read every year.

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  RE:Low Line areas.
by mahesh imp on Jun 30, 2007 07:13 PM   Permalink
hello,
Systems can never be Ok in INDIA,whether it is Railways,Road or Public health...
This is again to be blamed for bad atitude of great public of INDIA by which they endure and suffer the systems and they are only selfish to earn enough money...

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by sam on Jun 30, 2007 07:31 PM   Permalink
Its not that railways minting money, yeah its tru that for last few years they have started ganing. Its not just the government to be blamed we are equal partners in it. Chek any compartment you will find good number of ticketless travellers. Look at the population, look at the way people dump garbage in gutters which eventually landup in choking the drainaige pipe. Things can change only if people start realising that we are responsible instead of playing the blame game. I have been to developed countries for few times, there I have seen that people themselves take care of cleanliness, neatness. In US they will wipe of the table in restaurants after finishing lunch.
So stop blaming government only, do you want gov to come and sweeep your house and neighbourhood.

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by sivajibhai on Jun 30, 2007 08:01 PM   Permalink
This is because Bangladeshis have settled in slums besides the railway tracks....and our shameless politicians are protecting them!!!

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