India through my eyes – A formula for a clean city
As we walked in Kasauli rather aimlessly, we saw this warning near the Kasauli Club.Must say it works..the place was rather clean 
Btw, I was pleasantly surprised when I found a mail in my inbox informing me that I have been nominated for Indibloggies -2008 in the travel category. There are quite a few blogs out there in other segments as well. I would appreciate it if you can take a few moments and vote for me .
Another temptation for travel buffs out there. Arun, my partner at Travelwise is planning a trek to Goecha-la, a high pass in Kanchenjunga National Park in Sikkim. The details are here and if you are tempted to join him, he would be more than happy.
I was happy to see yours in the indibloggers list. Just voted for you.
Wow… That’s a perfect phrase to put people from littering…
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Delighted to see you on the Nominations list. (My first appearance on that list under Humanities blog 🙂
Congratulations and I already voted for you.
Congrats on the nomination!
Congrats on reaching the nominations list. All the best and I hope you win!
I happened to see your blog when I visited indibloggies for voting for my favourite humanities blog. Promptly cast my vote for you for the travel section!
Hi, stumbled upon your blog only today and came to know about your world! Simply awesome! Wish you success in the bloggies award!!
Here is my blog, which I think you will definitely find interesting:
http://arnscafe.blogspot.com/
Hoping to see your esteemed comments and suggestions!
Congratulations. Why do you think India has the system that is has for so long without anyone actually stepping front?
I mean, Singapore too had a modest start but its leaders took on nation-building and had a vision.
Also, do you think developing democratic countries like India, Nepal can achieve phenomenal economic growth to increase life standards of its people in a span of few generations like Singapore and other Asian Tigers did?
I have voted for u too 🙂 Gud luck 🙂
U deserve to win!
Nice pic that one 🙂 Such fines r really important to get people to learn their lessons 🙂
oh yes, we totally need fines to keep India clean. Money is the only language people understand.
Congrats on the nomination. You totally deserve it. I of course voted.
Hi Lakshmi! Hard to make it understandable without fines… 😉
Already voted!!
Old Town Bilbao is now at Blogtrotter for your joy. Have a great weekend!!
Formula for a clean city is simple. City needs just one dedicated person who has made his mission to “Make city Neat and Clean “
I have opened a blog http://www.maazimumbai.blogspot.com for work done in this field by one BMC officer., work done wiothin and outside his preview. Mostly I have written in Marathi, but then few photographs may speak itself. Pl visit the same
🙂 do people really adhere to these Fines in India i sometimes wonder!!!
Talking on cellphone while driving..
no wearing helmet…
no seat belt…
list is endless..!!! just hope they realise why these rules are there..
way to go on nomination.. i voteded for u… long long backkkk 🙂
Coincidence…my firends and i were also planning on this same trek for next winter…Goechala
Congratulations on the nomination Lakshmi. All the best.
Ah the eternal issue, why India is dirty??? Nice blog btw, very professionally put together. Would have done the same if i had the time, expertise and patience. Good luck with the Awards !
Congrats on the recognition! Those photographs of the trek coming up are incredible!
Congrats! The trek sounds awesome. Would have signed up if I were there.
first time to your blog. intelling blogging!
Congratulations on the nominations…..gud luck…will be voting for u…:-)
Hey are you a professional journalist? This article is very well written, as compared to most other blogs i saw today….
anyhow thanks for the good read!
This message is simply matchless 😉
Congratulations on the nomination and all the best to you Lakshmi.