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Welcome to the Club! Check out the Traffic Tagores thread.Just What is happening? wrote:Hi Guys
I am new to Hyderabad and must say I have never seen such terrible traffic anywhere in my life. It's worse than that of New Delhi. There are hardly any redlights to be seen and it is impossible to cross the roads especially during rush hours(as if pedestrains are not supposed to cross roads during rush hours). In Karkhana my wife ran back after crossing half the road. She just could not cross the road. We had to wait for nearly 20 minutes before we finally gave up!

Just What is happening? wrote:...it is impossible to cross the roads especially during rush hours...
Everywhere in India it's the same bloody situation. Nobody' bothered.
By the way I came across a forum http://www.vindians.org
This appears to be good and well categorized and offers users a place to even suggest solutions to our problems.
Cheers
kk wrote:I see 100s of brides for pedestrains even at the remote village railway stations but they wont care about a subway in the middle of the busy city. Crazy government
crypt wrote:kk wrote:I see 100s of brides for pedestrains even at the remote village railway stations but they wont care about a subway in the middle of the busy city. Crazy government
Brides for pedestrians![]()
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Just What is happening? wrote:Hi Guys
I am new to Hyderabad and must say I have never seen such terrible traffic anywhere in my life. It's worse than that of New Delhi. There are hardly any redlights to be seen and it is impossible to cross the roads especially during rush hours(as if pedestrains are not supposed to cross roads during rush hours). In Karkhana my wife ran back after crossing half the road. She just could not cross the road. We had to wait for nearly 20 minutes before we finally gave up!
Everywhere in India it's the same bloody situation. Nobody' bothered.
By the way I came across a forum http://www.vindians.org
This appears to be good and well categorized and offers users a place to even suggest solutions to our problems.
Cheers
Bimbette wrote:
Things would not be as bad if we as citizens, followed traffic rules. The next time you are at a traffic signal just watch the number of people who are 'raring to go' while the signal is still red.
The change has to begin with us. Period.

Vasu wrote:Lucifer,
While the patriotism is a good quality among the citizens, if you are not realistic then that has no meaning.
Vasu wrote:Nowhere in the world school kids are run over by buses so routinely, and these killer drivers are back on the roads after a couple of months. The Driving Licence in India is meaningless. You can get it whether you can drive or not, you can see or not. You will never lose it how many accidents you make, how many people you kill. First of all you DON'T need a DL to drive in India.
Nowhere else, you read the newspapers with almost everyday news like Buses swimming in the lakes, Trains walking from tracks, boats going for a deep water dive taking with them hundreds of people.
We have Anti-pollution laws, but I haven't come across a single time, where a vehicle is stopped for emission, when you see every other heavy vehicle give clouds of smoke on the City Roads.
We have laws for everything. Our is the most lawed country in the world. And we have people whose job is to enforce these laws. And they get paid for doing this. Whose money are they getting paid, it is yours and mine and the poor farmers, ricksah drivers, casual labours, school teachers, factory workers and the rest of the billion people. But why don't they do their jobs?
Vasu wrote:Yes, I always feel happy after landing in India, but it is defnitely not due to the Customs People, who are corrupt to the core, and who do not do their jobs. I don't mind paying the Customs Duty, if at all I am required as per the laws. What I hate is when they ask me for money without explaining to me the reasons, without telling me what I am pemitted to carry, then steal the money from me.
Vasu wrote:You are completely wrong, if you think Accidents in USA are more than India. Casualty rate in USA is 1.4 per 100 million vehicle miles which is negligible considering the harsh winter, and severe whether phenomenon through the Year, through out this massive country.
Vasu wrote:And it is really funny to think of New York as the Crime Capital of the World... LOL

Vasu wrote:You are completely wrong, if you think Accidents in USA are more than India. Casualty rate in USA is 1.4 per 100 million vehicle miles which is negligible considering the harsh winter, and severe whether phenomenon through the Year, through out this massive country.
And it is really funny to think of New York as the Crime Capital of the World... LOL

Vasu wrote:What about the half billion people who live in villages and barely survive? Have they made any progress?
Vasu wrote:Who are NRIs? They are just like you or anyone else in India. And they love India, it's just that they can't accept what goes on India after seeing things differently.
Vasu wrote:What progress are we talking about here? A million people employed in IT wearing ties, driving foreign cars... that's it? And we are glad, we happy, we are ecstatic... Mera Bharath Mahaan?
Vasu wrote:Lord whatever, don't hate someone, don't call someone names just because you don't agree with that someone. You want to discuss? then do it fair and square...
Let's not try to hide the facts behind the labels like cribbing, baiting, complaining etc. The issue is not about labelling...
Vasu wrote:I agree with Reality the Casuality rate depends on several things some within our control and some not. But do you have any idea how people value their DL outside India, I am not talking about only US, go to many Asian countires and you will see, That is because irresponsible drivers are killers. How many accidents happen in India because drivers are drunk are just careless, anyone has any idea? And where is the punishment for these killers? Do you know that many of these drivers don't even go to Jail? And they are back on the roads. How can you explain this to people who lost their loved ones because of no fault of theirs.
Vasu wrote:We have laws. And there are who people whoese job is to follow them. Is it fair that kids die because laws are ignored for personal gain?
Vasu wrote:What progress are we talking about here? A million people employed in IT wearing ties, driving foreign cars... that's it? And we are glad, we happy, we are ecstatic... Mera Bharath Mahaan?
Vasu wrote:What about the half billion people who live in villages and barely survive? Have they made any progress?
Vasu wrote:Who are NRIs? They are just like you or anyone else in India. And they love India, it's just that they can't accept what goes on India after seeing things differently.
Vasu wrote:Lord whatever, don't hate someone, don't call someone names just because you don't agree with that someone. You want to discuss? then do it fair and square...
Let's not try to hide the facts behind the labels like cribbing, baiting, complaining etc. The issue is not about labelling...

Vasu wrote:The issue here is Accountability.
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-Think Of The Holy Form ... Repeat The Holy Name ... GO! ... I Follow This Advice ... Ever Since Then It Has Been HAPPY***** SAFE Driving For Me ...




Johnny wrote:If you leave your Country for Personal Materialistic comforts, it is not wrong, but hell you dont have any right to even talk about the state of affairs back in India.
If you cant survive in this country and run away like a coward and start critcizing, you better hold your tongue. There are two things you could do, when u see somethign wrong in your own country:
1) Run Away to a more comfortable place, accept you AuKaad, and shut your mouth.
2) Stay back and face the problems, and try to do something about them, atleast think of doing something.
Anyother thing you do would qualify you as a Coward.
2) Stay back and face the problems, and try to do something about them, atleast think of doing something.
OsmaniaBiskit wrote:Johnny boy - such refreshing and thoughtful verses - where can we get the 'non-resident' rule book so that every non-resident Hyderabadi knows what they can do or cannot do/say.
Grown up men coming to blows on a busy road for traffic infraction now that is not for weak hearts or children.
2) Stay back and face the problems, and try to do something about them, atleast think of doing something.
Waiting for more pearls of wisdom![]()
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It was for general NRIs, who think that bad mouthing India is the in thing, and not just for NRHs... You can get that book as present when we meet up 1 on 1. Wanna meet up?
I dont give free advice to morons.
OsmaniaBiskit wrote:Bad mouthing India? That's a new one !
Sure when do they let you out of the mental asylum? Or just let me know the visiting hours and I will be there.
I dont give free advice to morons.
Why not? I guess you think morons are smarter than you - I don't blame you. Sometimes not being the sharpest tool in the shed hurts.
Same Feelilng here too Son.[Thanks - this is guilt free - HP had me tied up in nice-ities![]()

Yeah Right... The stinking mouth doesnt know what bad mouthing is all about. How Ironic?
No man, They wont let me out of the Mental Asylum. I am the only one capable to take care of your *ahem* in there. Oh, now that shows why you are like this. Not your fault my son. Manufacturing Defect.
OsmaniaBiskit wrote:So what do you want to take care of? Just checking.
Evidently bad genes do not always mean retards. Good to know. Is that why you ended in an asylum - a test subject?

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