Into the light
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5 comments:
I am getting a feel of Delhi
These are bridges connecting two aspects of the Red Fort. The road going through the arches is NH1 - Sher Shah Suri Road from Calcutta to Ambala - the famous route built by Sher Shah Suri. If you extend it northward from Ambala, it ends up linking to the New Hindustan-Tibet road as well as the Old-Hindustan Tibet road (which is a relic now and only mountain goats can travel on it - the reason why India lost the war with China in 1962) and the New H-T road ends at Kaurik, a border post between India and China/Tibet. It's a winderful place that region...scenically. But tough to live among the snow, rocks, wind and water...nothing else in those reaches but the lovely unblinking clear night skies with football sized stars.
By the way there is a rail link above the first bridge which used to connect the British with their Meerut cantonement from Old Delhi Stn/Red Fort...now it is a regular line to Meerut Ghaziabad.
Is there any other city that can match Delhi's share in history? I doubt it.
Monuments and historic buildings are always a great sight.
We don't maintain them like nations do.
That's because we do not maintain our surroundings as a people..look at the lanes outside our abodes...we need not go any farther to read an Indian's committment to his land.
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