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RE: Young girl on a dusty lane, India – Portrait Photography
Thanks for sharing this post with us and let's hope that time have brought good life for that girl and wishing her great and healthy future, but in my opinion till we have good politicians we cannot grow and growth doesn't mean today's countries ranking instead the rate is increased where people ate lacking basic needs. Let's hope it will change. Wishing you an great day. Stay blessed.
I agree wholeheartedly. In fact, during my 4 years in India, the world of the white-collar, educated, upper classes grew by leaps and bounds. But the lives of the labourers did not improve much – if at all.
One man, whom I had hired to clean my apartment and wash my car, provides a great example. He and his family had come across the country, from West Bengal, to try and make a successful life in Gurgaon.
After about 5 years, he realized that their lives had NOT improved. In fact, life in the city was in many ways tougher. So they packed up their belongings and went back to their real home is West Bengal.
Let's hope he's doing well today.
We can just hope that earth will become better place to live for everyone without any scarcity for anyone.