Further to my earlier post, I'd like to apologise for omitting to delete
comments I'd borrowed from another Forum(to which I belong) - and
pasted on this message.
Mervyn Maciel
On Sat, Nov 3, 2018 at 7:12 AM Mervyn Maciel <
mervynels.watuwasha...@gmail.com> wrote:
> One is tempted to ask::
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One is tempted to ask::
Will this structure truly benefit and uplift the poor or was it just a
godsend for the well-connected contractors?
Furthermore, most tourist attractions in India lack clean and adequate
toilet facilities, and if the site is going to attract millions of
tourists, then
one
Mr. Maciel writes:
"What a monstrosity when thereare far more urgent problems crying out for
Government assistance, e.g.provision of adequate toilets and clean water
in some of the slum areas"
While it is difficult to justifyspending resources on the tallest statue in the
world, one mu
What a monstrosity when there are far more urgent problems crying out for
government assistance, e.g. provision of adequate toilets and clean water
in some of the slum areas.
I can only describe this as a *vanity project * which, I think, even
Sardar Vallabhai Patel would have been ashamed to be
