In an age when they should be carying school bags behind their back, these afghan kids are carrying sacks stuffed with rags picked from my street...Will they see a better future?
Now'a days in chennai the piking kids have been controled and send to school. when the afghan government is going to take action for there future. Thanks for sharing there photo's.
Ashokuuuuuuuu, mame, remember me > rajkumar from 99batch !!ok "RAT" ippo niyabhagam varutha? may be not , i use to roam with "thuru " vijay .dei oru tharam chella,nan vijay(raj0 ellam unnoda annauniversity room ikku vanthome ,seri pazhiya kathai i vidu. i use to visit u r blog, frequently. interesting ,and is good to see pictures from madurai "Koovam patti "alavukku nalla illainalum , etho sumara irukku.Hey do u still have contact with that "kari buni " ibrahim B.Arch, from 2000 batch, he did his M.Arch from IIT yo etho oru kandravi, antha nai enakku veedu design panni kodukuren nu )1st year le ) promise pannan. SO i can say iam his first customer.ippo alu address i kanom !! appuram whats your project in Afgan ? tell me more about that when you have time. congrats for you baby girl.
It is very sad to see children working or begging. Strangely, I feel more compassion towards such Indian children when I see such people abroad. We can only wish they have a better future in life.
Mame, iam in us for the past 4 years , started working Ford projects , then kalathin kodumai nala thodarnthu athule ye work pannura mathiri aiduchu , appuram ippadi appadi nu pala marathule ukkanthu , kadaisile enakku etha mathiri oru marathule kunthi kittu irukken (madras vasam veesutha?) working in chrysler projects now, Hey ,nan ippo industrial design panni kittu irukke , next year end i will be finishing , iam doing it as my second bachelore's. dae, antha urule mul la nd le ozunga road podungada , appo than avan avan CAR vangarathai pathi think pannuvanunge , namakkum pozhappu odu illakati ,avan avan back yard le katti vachi kire "horse" i eduthu kittu work ikku ponalum povanunge .
Just curious, The snaps you took show daily life and are very natural..and also not much shake even when u took while driving..
When they show afghanistan on TV here in US it is always some deserted mud road and bombings. The city does look nice. Can you compare it to some Indian city..Is it like north India town..
*Rat-good to hear that u r happy in wat ur r doing rite now...but ur koovampati damil is still stinking:)
*priyums...the snaps i took are from the new city (Sher-e-nov)...old kabul and rural afghanistan are very much mud and tatters...the TVs show only this side of afghan. u r right.Living in kabul is like living in some predominantly muslim indian city...pics/posters of bollywood starts /bollywood music...afghans are also very friendly people and especially when they know u r indian.
Now'a days in chennai the piking kids have been controled and send to school. when the afghan government is going to take action for there future. Thanks for sharing there photo's.
ReplyDeleteHi Ashok, somehow I found those pics very moving. Sad.
ReplyDeleteAshokuuuuuuuu, mame, remember me > rajkumar from 99batch !!ok "RAT" ippo niyabhagam varutha?
ReplyDeletemay be not , i use to roam with "thuru " vijay .dei oru tharam chella,nan vijay(raj0 ellam unnoda annauniversity room ikku vanthome ,seri pazhiya kathai i vidu.
i use to visit u r blog, frequently. interesting ,and is good to see pictures from madurai "Koovam patti "alavukku nalla illainalum , etho sumara irukku.Hey do u still have contact with that "kari buni " ibrahim B.Arch, from 2000 batch, he did his M.Arch from IIT yo etho oru kandravi, antha nai enakku veedu design panni kodukuren nu )1st year le ) promise pannan. SO i can say iam his first customer.ippo alu address i kanom !! appuram whats your project in Afgan ? tell me more about that when you have time. congrats for you baby girl.
Ashok
ReplyDeleteIt is very sad to see children working or begging. Strangely, I feel more compassion towards such Indian children when I see such people abroad. We can only wish they have a better future in life.
Slakhs
*jeevan,*r.Balaji,*slakha,*veda...I exactly share ur feelings..
ReplyDelete*Dae rat-kumar...
eppdida irukka...wer the hell r u now? mail me...
Mame, iam in us for the past 4 years , started working Ford projects , then kalathin kodumai nala thodarnthu athule ye work pannura mathiri aiduchu , appuram ippadi appadi nu pala marathule ukkanthu , kadaisile enakku etha mathiri oru marathule kunthi kittu irukken (madras vasam veesutha?)
ReplyDeleteworking in chrysler projects now,
Hey ,nan ippo industrial design panni kittu irukke , next year end i will be finishing , iam doing it as my second bachelore's. dae, antha urule mul la nd le ozunga road podungada , appo than avan avan CAR vangarathai pathi think pannuvanunge , namakkum pozhappu odu illakati ,avan avan back yard le katti vachi kire "horse" i eduthu kittu work ikku ponalum povanunge .
Just curious,
ReplyDeleteThe snaps you took show daily life and are very natural..and also not much shake even when u took while driving..
When they show afghanistan on TV here in US it is always some deserted mud road and bombings.
The city does look nice. Can you compare it to some Indian city..Is it like north India town..
*Rat-good to hear that u r happy in wat ur r doing rite now...but ur koovampati damil is still stinking:)
ReplyDelete*priyums...the snaps i took are from the new city (Sher-e-nov)...old kabul and rural afghanistan are very much mud and tatters...the TVs show only this side of afghan.
u r right.Living in kabul is like living in some predominantly muslim indian city...pics/posters of bollywood starts /bollywood music...afghans are also very friendly people and especially when they know u r indian.
nice shots!!
ReplyDeletewhat camera do you use?
ReplyDeleteAshok, loved the pix but we have such kids in our own country. Why pity others?:-) Anyway, lets hope all the children have a bright future.
ReplyDeleteAshok, the photos are amazing. You have a great eye for photography !!
ReplyDeleteTp...Its sony DSC-P200
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Jayan...thanx.
Deepa..i dont understand ur logic..children are children where ever they are..I dont see them as Indian or afghani...
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