The traffic system of Kathmandu is really terrible. No matter how safe you drive, you could face accident due to others fault. Road rules are not cared by anyone. Larger vehicles try to dominate small vehicles and so on ultimately making the trouble to pedestrians. Traffic tried to established lane system with concrete slabs but they seems to be obstruction for drive and threat to live during night. Pressure horns are legally not allowed but almost all bus and trucks blow even near hospital and schools areas. Passengers also use bus and truck hoods for 'safe' journey. If driver pay some money to traffic, they don't care punishing them. Haphazard parking and turns are normal at any place and any time.
Wednesday, May 6, 2009
Uncontrolled traffic system of Kathmandu
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Saggyani
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5:25 AM
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Kathmandu,
Nepal,
Traffic
Wednesday, January 14, 2009
Effect of load shedding on television broadcast
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Saggyani
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9:46 PM
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electricity cut,
load shedding,
Nepal,
television
Street vendors in Nepal
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Saggyani
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9:31 PM
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Food,
Market,
Nepal,
Street vendors
Monday, January 12, 2009
Windows in a matchbox
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Saggyani
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6:50 AM
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Different things,
Matchbox,
Windows
Sunday, January 11, 2009
Fruits and fruit cakes
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Saggyani
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12:36 AM
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Different things,
flowers,
Food
Monday, December 1, 2008
Sunrise view from the middle of Kathmandu
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12:59 AM
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Nature,
Nepal,
Winter
Thursday, November 6, 2008
Nepal as it is through some pictures
I don't know when we will develop our country in terms of facilities, infrastructure and behavior but I have not seen any sign of change till now. I have seen the changes in infrastructure, i.e., many buildings are being erected, roads are dug and wires were pulled. How managed and in a systematic way were these activities are taking place is always a question. While looking the Kathmandu, unplanned buildings, unmanaged traffic, insufficient water supply, uncollected solidwaste and dust are always the issues discussed. These issues are not addressed by local or national bodies hence the problems are increasing along with the increase of population. Look some of the pictures here. How unplanned is the city? How are the telephone, television, and electric cables are pulled? What is the nutritional value of the fruits exposed to sun for whole day and sold in open roadside stalls. In spite of all these things, white mountains and blue sky are always considered as the natural beauty of the city.
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9:05 PM
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Compare,
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