Sad state of affairs in Delhi slums

Living in Bangalore is like participating in a daily obstacle course of stupidity these days. It's like the city is hosting the World Championships of Not Using Common Sense. Day by day, it’s getting crazy in here. People are literally just straight-away stupid. Picture this: I'm in the metro, following the line like some good boii. But no, here come the backline breakers, sprinting ahead like they just got the memo that the free WiFi is about to expire. They won’t even have the patience to let others deboard from the station (bs ghusna hai sbko). On the road: Small Aile is there, and these morons either walk in the middle of the road or walk slowly like they are going to maaiyat. There is no way to even overtake them. One day a couple was literally just standing in the middle of the fucking metro entry gate, and all other people were going from sides. I was literally at my fucking limits; I controlled the urge to ask them that whatever shit they're discussing, if that is a national concern, then it’s okay; otherwise, please fuck around on the side. And what’s up with this throwing garbage on the road thing, literally every morning on the road, tons of food, spillage, and disposals of whatnot can be seen. God, please throw it in the trash.

I came across this on Agoda, and it's truly absurd. People pay to observe individuals living in poverty and dire conditions in Dharavi , resembling a human zoo. Do Westerners consider this to be a tourist destination after watching "Slumdog Millionaire"? What's the matter with people today?

This is honestly so sad. I'm 21 and have seen all this stuff happen first hand when I was in school especially amongst guys. Delhi has become a hellhole, especially for children. Delhi was always the trendsetter when it came to hurling abuses but it has gone too far in the past 10-15 years. Memories of fights outside my school(decent private school) are still very fresh, people used to pick up whatever they could lay their hands on. If you were a guy who was super slim and/or on the shorter side you were most definitely going to be picked on and if you retaliated, good luck. You mess with the wrong person, there would be cars with goons and hockey sticks outside waiting for you at 2:15 sharp. A lot of times they didn't turn violent but events such as these definitely have an impact, you never forget such an interaction. Has the situation gotten worse everywhere or is this exclusive to Delhi?

TBH I moved to Delhi due to work requirements and for the past 2 weeks water timing has been changed, Electricity gets cut at night just before 10 - 20 mins before current water timing i.e 12:00 at night. Whole areas power has been going off and still no one bothers to complain or asked the authorities. The landlord doesn't wanna know about it or can't do anything about it and roads are the worst tbh stalls can be placed on footpaths which won't be that much of an issue but almost half streets are covered and no-one is bothered with it. Mumbai mein municipality g maar deti logo ki tbh. Drivers are fucking assholes and scums no matter if they have to take the wrong lane they'll do it regardless of the road conditions. I'm disappointed to see how so many people are facing the issues but nobody wants to face the reality and ask questions.

Waste fcks. Look I am someone who wouldn't do this shaming of our cities, we are quite secure about BLR and don't really care what happens elsewhere. However your city folk stink when in Bangalore. So enjoy their gifts coming home. And have some shame

This is Dharavi, Mumbai, where on one hand, there are soaring skyscrapers, and on the other, it is one of Asia’s largest slums.