What do people of other nations do very easily that Indians can't?
Pushpam Kumar, Founder at Codepur.com (2015-present)
Have look at these pictures
this is traffic jam in Japan
This is a traffic jam in China
This is a traffic jam in UK
This is of USA
All of them are waiting in proper manner and position,Now?
These are of India
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Most of us in India can’t wait patiently in traffic and create lots of noise pollution too while waiting in traffic, we have ability to create jams even on free roads
Edit 1- Some are saying that India is not having proper roads, traffic lights, government mistakes etc. , i am not talking about it, i am saying that its a common behavior of Indian to rush and overtake and thus creating jams.
thank you everyone for reading , i m Pushpam Kumar founder of <CODEPUR>
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Sunny Saiwal J, Senior Engineer at L&T Construction
- Einstein, When arrived in America, was shocked at how Black Americans were treated. “There is a seperation of colored people from white people in United States,”He said. “That seperation is not a disease of colored people. It is a disease of white people. And, I do not intend to be quiet about it.” And, He wasn’t.
- Rabindranath Tagore was a prolific traveller (He visited about 30 countries) and was a friend of Einstein; with whom he used to have fascinating conversations.
- In Washington D.C., Afghan king Mohammad Zakir Shah with US president John F. Kennedy travelling towards White House.
- Iranian woman before the Islamic Revolution.
- Somewhere in Saudi Arabia.
- Mahatma Gandhi with Louis Mountbatten.
Maturity is when you keep your mouth shut when you want to say something mean to someone. Only people at peace with themselves can do this.
- Funeral of Mahatma Gandhi.
- During War.
- The struggle for Independence.
- Measuring Moustache in Great Britain.
- Saudi Arabia before Oil.
- Hajj in 1950s.
- Street Cricket in India.
- President Cool.
- Hatred for Candy Crush.
- Somewhere in US.
Some things are meant to happen.
- Queen Victoria and her dog - late 1880s.
- The British Empire.
- Barbara mullen British Vogue Magazine, 1956.
- Royal shooting.
- Writing on Taj Mahal.
- Bhopal Gas Tragedy
- Unloading a horse from Ship.
- On Thanksgiving Day, Adolf Hitler.
- Easter Eggs for HITLER.
- German Gun captured by US troops.
- Somewhere in Russia.
- Acid Attack victims.
- Eyes that witnessed a nuclear disaster, Hiroshima. (1963)
- A World War II veteran gets sentimental at a Victory Day parade in Russia.
- A vulture waits patiently for the malnourished child to die.
- A Palestinian boy groans in agony after coming home from school and realizing that his family house had been demolished.
- Western tourists sunbathing on a Karachi beach (early 1960s).
- Christmas Tree, Buick ride-on toy and children, Washington DC, 1920.
Source:Every Picture is taken from this page along with their caption. The collection is huge, couldn’t upload all of them. Pakistan OLD PIC Lovers
EDIT 1:- My first answer and 1k upvotes. WOW. I’ll update more pics. Thank you QUORANS.
EDIT 2:-
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- A dog holds onto a little boy as he tries to retrieve a ball in a river with his golf club. 1920s Lost In History on Twitter
- Powerful photo of a priest holding a dying soldier while bullets are fired around them. Venezuela, 1962 Lost In History on Twitter
- Albert Einstein looking fabulous. Lost In History on Twitter
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