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Long Term Memory Loss While reading my blog, one will ask the question, why I always write about Pollution, Corruption and population? From my side answer is very simple- These are the three problems of today and will be the biggest problem of tomorrow. Talking about Corruption, why it is growing day by day? Why there is control on it? If you remember corruption was there before freedom and after freedom also. Only the freedom fighters were more alert and, they were having more respect and love towards our motherland India. At that time the idols of people were Bhagat Singh, Netaji, Gandhiji etc. (Today also the followers are there, but I do not know about the level of scarifies) As freedom fighters are perishing one by one, there is no control on new politicians. The freedom fighters saw the cruelty of British and they were very much aware of importance of Freedom and its price. New politicians suffered for nothing while gaining the access in ruling the government. With it the inspira

Waiting for the prey, Croc in Delhi Zoo. Looks Like a politician waiting for a comman man As now I am living in Delhi from last few months I would like to share the difference and resemblance between any big city in Maharashtra and Delhi. We can list down following points: A) Similarities: 1) The cream areas are well maintained, neat and clean 2) The outer areas / newly added areas are not maintained properly. 3) Work of flyovers is always slow, which invites lots of traffic jam. 4) Policemen are same (As everywhere) or a little more arrogant in Delhi. 5) People try to obey the rules where it is strictly observed, otherwise hell with it. 6) Goods carriers (Vehicles) running on diesel make same pollution and you will find them always overloaded. 7) People love to spit everywhere 8) People love to throw garbage everywhere. 9) Politicians are same, living for own sake and not caring for the people. 10) Electricity problem is same, especially in summer season. 11) Summer is very hot, win

(Main entry of the fort) Fort Malhargadh is situated in Saswad taluka in Pune District. It is the most young fort in Maharashtra built in the regime of peshwas. it a small fort with two temples, one water tank, few wells and underground routs ( now closed). ( Rear Entry ) The stone used to build the fort is not a great quality and one can find the difference between stones used to build walls and Buruj. 'Buruj' near front door is made from good quality black stone. Compare to to it the walls are from local stone, used for the fortification. One can find a 'Nedhe', or a hole carved in the rock due to strong wind. This is near the main entry of the fort. Such kind of 'Nedhe' we can find on the fort Ratangadh in Ahmednagar, although the nedhe on Malhargadh is vry small. Routs: Three routs are there to enter in the fort, one is from