There is a garbage bin placed on this radial road which is invariably overflowing and one can see garbage lying all around the bin presenting an ugly picture.The bin is placed just next to the pink compound wall of the Collectors residence. As you walk into the radial road you reach the entrance gates of the Saradambal Temple to your left and another gate leading straight into the Directorate of Health Services.Inside the Health Services campus you can see another unpleasant sight.There is another garbage dump yard around a beaitiful tree here right besides the Varasiidi Vinayakar Temple.Do people who live in high places really care about hygiene? Who is really responsible for creating this unholy,ungodly,uncivil & unhealthy mess ?
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Entrance Gate from Race Course Road into the radial road- leads to Saradambal Temple & Joint Director Health Services - Can you see the Garbage Bin ?
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| Garbage Bin and garbage strewn all around - behind is the pink wall abutting Collectors Bungalow |
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| Close up view of the Garbage and wall of Collectors Bungalow - Below is a view from the Saradambal temple ie.exit from the radial road into the Race Course Road |
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| The Joint Directors Office and the Varasiddi Vinayakar Temple located in the campus |
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| Garbage dumped around a tree next to the temple inside the campus of the Directorate of Health Services |
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| Entrance to Joint Directors Office |
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| Entrance Gates to Saradambal Temple(Facing) and to Health Services(to right) |
Such indifference. Funny thing is, people don't even throw the garbage inside the bin. The area is not cleared by the corporation. These hi fi people must be crossing this road all the time. Don't they get irritated?
ReplyDeleteso very sad. even in the country, we have folks who will dump garbage, old tires, old furniture along the roadside.
ReplyDeletesame story everywhere in India :(
ReplyDeleteThe one comforting thought is that garbage heaps do not discriminate.Be you high or low,holy or otherwise,they will occupy all spaces..The main problem in all cities is irregular collection by inept municipal authorities and utter lack of civic sense of the citizens..
ReplyDeleteUsually VIP areas used to pretty neat, but the condition there seems to inverse. The environment there is quiet and calm and green, wish it could have been clean as well.
ReplyDeleteSadly people will never learn.
ReplyDeleteIt is usual in cities even in my also
ReplyDeletethanks
That much litter and debris is sad. Who will take responsibility to clean it up and keep it from continuing?
ReplyDeleteOh my!!!!! Department of Health Services and all those garbage. Something's terribly wrong here.
ReplyDeleteDisgusting! It's high time things should change.
ReplyDeleteVery irresponsible!
ReplyDeleteRam,
ReplyDeleteI know where the Water Analysis lab was and my friend's dad was the Chief Scientist over there. I also remember Saradhaambaal temple, very well. We lived in Race Course colony when appa taught at the Arts College.
What a lovely walk down memory lane!
I am saddened to see the rubbish piled along the street. It didn't always used to be like that. Race Course was a pristine.
Have a Beautiful Day!
Peace :)