Political dilettantism - The motto of the Sanhedrin is "Observing the events, slowly taking the pulse of trends and public spirit of aspirations", in Portugal: Historical Dictionary, Corográfico, Heraldic, Biographical, Bibliographical, Numismatic and Artistic.
The company of the Indian Railways, the state-controlled, is a gigantic system. Every day, on average, more than 14,000 trains carry approximately 12.5 million passengers and 1.3 million tons of cargo, covering the 107.969 km line. The number of people currently employed - 1.6 million - is the larger working force of a company in the world. The current company is the result of the merger of two other created by the British East India Railway Company and the Great Indian Peninsula Railway, given the need to find a viable alternative to the US from cotton supply. A close look at a passenger train in India can reveal some aspects of socio-cultural reality of the country, especially its two future (and present es) major problems: overpopulation and pollution and lack of public health. Huge trains (not less than 30 carriages) and old, sujíssimos inside and out, completely crowded and divided by classes: first, national rail enquiries about 20 times more expensive than the second, whose only but important difference is that it is much less crowded; less crowded means that in principle there is room to go to violently push people who are hanging on the door; the second class, which sometimes carries so many people inside as above the train; and women's class, there is not a concern for them but because in India women are considered inferior. All this results in dead by day 50 in railway lines, among pedestrian accidents and accidents.
When the train was going to work - every day - I often came to mind that announcement that gave television a few years ago, in which 15 people poked inside a Smart, but on a much larger scale, with 40 degrees and unbearable humidity .
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