Two typical modes of transport
A house in Ballygunge
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Roadside barber
Preparations for Saraswati puja
Afternoon nap
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4 comments :
I think they should get rid of those tana rickshaws now.
There's been talk for years of phasing them out but somehow they still ply the roads of Calcutta. Here's an article:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/south_asia/3122346.stm
Well, see that's the problem. I don't understand why they cannot introduce cycle rickshaws in that city. And I wonder what all the NGOs are doing. Perhaps they have no say in a communist state - which is a shame.
Great photos Isabel. Can't wait to finally visit you and experience that amazing country for myself...
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