SEVEN BLUNDERS

1.ppl who pee on the road
2.ppl who spit on the road(inspired by gabbar singh or whateva...)
3.ppl who dnt know how to park their vehicles
4.ppl who use pressure horns on their bikes already devoid of silencers
5.the auto rickshaw wale.
6.the nvr ending traffic jams
7.ppl who r stopping me frm enjoying ths street food......

I agree...please add rowdy language dilliwale use

oh yea...ankti reminded me of this....people who think public parking is their property....they take space for more tahn 2 cars!

i know it ...my neighbour doesnt know how to pwrk his ford ikon..maybe i should teach him a thing or two....

same herre, my neighbors toh wait for an opportunity to grab my place...and when they do get one...they park as if they own the place...and to top it all, when he goes out on his car, he makes sure that he parks his two wheeler in a way that when he comes back..he still has place for his car....as if all others are idiots...a.nd if he doesn't get a place, he has the guts to wake other people at 2 in the nyt!!!!!!!!!!!! and alll this when he has a huge verandah on the back side where he can easily park his stupid car!@!!

my neighbour actually doesnt know how to park...he doesnt park it...he locks it whherever it stops..bd driving

anukampagupta wrote:

self destruction..
thats coming in the form of:

1)Commomwealth games
2)Environmental degradation
3)Yamuna alsmost dead
4)Traffic Problem
5)Waste Management
6)The new connections--- USA; China
7)Doing away the rickhaws of Chandni Chowk
8)Proposed Ban on street food by th SC

Already more than seven, wanted to write more but since the blog says seven so PERIOD

What connection does point number 6 bear with any other point on that list ?

ankit govil wrote:

1.ppl who pee on the road
2.ppl who spit on the road(inspired by gabbar singh or whateva...)
3.ppl who dnt know how to park their vehicles
4.ppl who use pressure horns on their bikes already devoid of silencers
5.the auto rickshaw wale.
6.the nvr ending traffic jams
7.ppl who r stopping me frm enjoying ths street food......

yer sooo right ma frnd...
but no one stops me from "enjoying" street food

how i wish u wer true...
if u r a delhiite...wait..and watch,,,,,our friendly chaat wala wont b thr....

Un cooperative people...... sorry.....nothing personal but its true....

un cooperative??
didnt get u...

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Un cooperative people

agreed....i saw the best example of that today! 2:30 in the afternoon...scorching summer heat...no DTC's(busy picking up school students)....250 bluelines off the road( thanks to sheila dixit)...fully occupied Auto's.....stranded at Barakhamba Road for 40 minutes....people were literally begging the 'carwalklahs' to carry them atleast till the next bus stop....but no...no one was ready to pay heed...i agree to their apprehensions, teh city isn't safe anymore! but...a little cooperation would just have made life easier for the stranded people!!!

evn i hv an example...evry one knows smokin is prohibited in a bus,...
if someone is smoking u cn tell thm to put tht off...usually ppl do put tht off.....
bt whn they dnt.....wht option do u hv......

Thank you.....so...nikhita right ????? is the situation that bad .... as bad as you mentioned ???? why would sheila dixit do this if she knew people were gonna have problems ???? what do you have to say ???

she said that 'i rather walk than take a blueline!!'....will she?? infat, can she!! all she can do is give out absurd comments to the media.....and if she is soo averse to bluelines, where was her aversion when about 4500 licences were permitted....

@ankit....i know we have a problem when ppl don't put off the cigarette, but you can complaint to the conductor...or just pull off the cigarette from his mouth...i know this is too much am askin for, but it's worth it if one gives it a shot..after all he is using a public transport...if all the others are having a problem with him smokin, he shouldn ot smoke, and if he still continues...mind you he is one...and there are 20 more to back u in the bus!

oh my dear...whn ws the last time u travelled in a bus...(no offence)
im tlkng abt a blueline bus...
nt a school or college bus.....ther is no one to back u....the person who is standing at the other end wnt evn react to it...and conductors...

whn wws the last time whn a bus conductor ws able to vacate a ladies seat fr u....
he cnt help u....

sir, for your knowledge, i travel by a bus everyday to college. And since i don't have the time and patience to wait for the DTC, bluelines are my saviour. An i can tell you one thing for a fact, everyone on the bus will back you if you are doing the right thing...just because they are scared to ask for the ladies seat or to make sumone put off his cigarette (probably because they are women or teh elderly and hence fear the 'healthy' men..), i don't think you (as a youngster) should back off....

and yea..i don't need a conductor to get me a ladies seat...i know how to get one...it's been two years of these bus rides!!

well first things first...hate the concept of ladies seat and i dont really think the commonwealth games should featur anywhere in the blunders list...theyl help delhi develop at a rocket pace, trust me...when u have a targert in sight, all your activites get much more focusd and faster... second thing...i think its about time we get rid of the blueline buses...well, its just the initial problems that we are facing...which will surely get bak to normal in sometime (well, dont you remember the protests and all faced durin the introduction of CNG n CAS, well it all does work out fine)...i personally do think shiela dixits government is quite a decent one...much better than the alternatives for sure....

@ankit
lets c... till nw i hvnt faced ne kinda problems

well till now i havent had ne prob wid d blueline bus!!!infact its much better than those DTC buses and d sevices for mah area for d DTC buses is soo rare...in every 3 or 4 hrs u get 2 c one....

totally agree wid nikhita

thank you nandini....it's better to sit in a blueline than wait at a dingy bus stop for a DTC bus...

@sahil...i think solutions should have come up with first, and then bluelines attacked. Ultimately, it is we as commuters who are paying the price. I am sure you must have read today's newspaper and realised the amount of problems faced by delhi commuters everyday. I know it is for our benefit only, but i still think before bluelines were taken off the road, an alternative should have been arranged!!

well me not a bus person though u can spot me in buses only in winters cz in summers i prefer metro...its toooo hot in buses......and i m lucky dat i hav both metro and bus service near mah place

well unfortunately for me, there is no metro stationnear my place and i have to travel bybus, at least one way! so, i do know the situation in buses...

may it be a DTC or any other bus, all of em are very crowded... i pefer using ma bike.

may it be a DTC or any other bus, all of em are very crowded... i pefer using ma bike.