With renewed bid to access Middle Sections Of New Delhi I Leave Home on a Sunday at 9.33 coming across men, women and babies with enough glee. Go past Prithvi Cultural Centre, Saraswati Music College With Enough Gaining Knowledge Under Their Tutelage. Go past Safdarjung Enclave Church. Sunday Worship April-October 9 am, November-March 9.30 am. Go past DDA Market Safdarjung Enclave. Sight bus numbers 392 (Dhaula Kuan), 578 (Najafgarh), 623 (Shahdara), 624 (Anand Vihar), 727 (Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium), 794 (Nizamuddin Railway Station) with no sighting of any furore. The places mentioned here where DTC (Delhi Transport Corporation) buses are destined to go are very much in the heart of Delhi. Go past tea vendor in Ring Road Market Sarojini Nagar in the vicinity of which one can get yogurt. Reach Netaji Nagar at 9.52 and from here one can't trace buses going to Delhi zoo. Thinking about Ajmer (Ajmer Is A City In Rajasthan State In India), Veraval (Veraval Is A City In Gujarat State In India). Go past Sarojini Nagar Bus Depot. Go past Mother Dairy Outlet number 15214 with the milk provided by Mother Dairy that is out and out pure. Reach M Block adjacent to Sarojini Nagar at 10.03 with no chance meeting with ree. Here thinking about Junagadh (Junagadh Is In Gujarat State In India), thinking about plummeting temperatures in Amarnath the place mirroring a weather pattern similar to North East England's Port Blyth. Thinking about Somnath (Somnath Is A Pilgrimage Place In Gujarat State In India) and Govt Accommodation where I have stayed earlier and the stay has not been rare.
Taking Public Transport And Going Past ST. Thomas Church
Board DTC bus number 610 (Anand Parbat) at 10.16, go past Yashwant Place, go past Vinay Marg, go past Lord Hanuman Temple Vinay Marg the one which glows even when it is pitch dark. Go past Dr A P J Abdul Kalam Road, go past Lord Hanuman Temple Tughlak Road, go past Krishna Menon Marg and here thoughts are on the pressing need to reset ties with Africa and that exercise shouldn't be yakka. I wish well for Africa The Continent and people residing there with no fear. Go past K Kamraj Marg (K Kamraj was a stalwart hailing from Tamil Nadu State In India and his contribution to India Polity was exemplary). Go past Rafi Marg, go past PTI (Press Trust Of India), go past Gurdwara Rakabganj, go past Talkatora Road and here thinking about Ahmedabad Station and the one which has not been lashed by rains and people need not float. Go past Mother Teresa Crescent, Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujib Road where some may be familiar with musical composition etude. Go past Mandir Marg, Swati Working Girls Hostel, go past ST. Thomas Church and reach Videocon bus stand at 10.43 with none showing intention to flee.
Reaching Lord Hanuman Temple At R K Ashram Marg In New Delhi; Rush At SACRED HEART CATHEDRAL CATHOLIC CHURCH Huge
Reach R K Ashram Marg at 10.48 and Lord Hanuman Temple at 10.50 and across world there are women going by the names Hetty. Leave Temple at 10.59 and start walking as well as thinking about Lord Shreenathji residing in Nathdwara (Nathdwara Is In Rajasthan State In India) and reach Mandir Marg at 11.09 with some having heard of US Psychologist Rhine. The wait is at Balmiki Mandir and at the bus stand thinking about tea vendors Mr Balbir and Mr O P Sharma in the vicinity of Delhi Cantt Railway Station the place which has its own set of sensation. Board bus number 610 at 11.20 and go past ST Thomas Church, go past D.T.E.A . (Delhi Tamil Education Association) Senior Secondary School and rush at Laxmi Narayan Temple (Birla Temple) is the Sunday rule. Go past Buddha Vihar Buddhist Temple, go past New Delhi Kali Bari, go past Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujib Road, go past Talkatora Road, go past The Church Of North India which sees rush on days with some sporting fabric from Fabindia. A young woman at G.P.O. New Delhi bus stand wearing mask boards bus looking Simple, Relaxed, Imaginative (SRI) with no stress. She deboards at Rafi Marg and some may surmise she would have disdain to step out when it is pitch dark. At SACRED HEART CATHEDRAL CATHOLIC CHURCH there is huge rush with none conversing in tones hush. Go past Ashoka Road at 11.40 (Ashoka Road Mosque Is Nearby), go past Akashwani Bhawan ( All India Radio), go past Rafi Marg, go past Rail Bhawan where scores of vendors board the bus carrying no drum. These vendors are destined towards Sarojini Nagar Market which provides employment to millions with enough foresight nugget. Go past K Kamraj Marg, go past Tughlaq Road, go past Panchsheel Marg and reach Africa Avenue at 11.56 where occasionally people employ tricks. Deboard at Sarojini Nagar Bus Depot at 12 pm knowing fully well the City GM. Reach home at 12.23 and looking relaxed for having crisscrossed the City Of Delhi with some in this part of world known to have heard of Cambridgeshire Ely.
As I watch slew of South Indian channels plus New Delhi Channel namely SVBC (Sri Venkateswara Bhakti Channel), SUN Music, Sun, Jaya, Gemini, ETV Telangana, ETV Andhra Pradesh, Polimer News, News 7 Tamil, Manorama News, NDTV these very channels give varied views. Hail South India, Hail Chindia as I expect China-India ties to grow minus trivia. South Indian Channels too cover China-India Centric News with aplomb and at frequent intervals news pouring from Hong Kong. South India is known to house people who are simple and graceful with Tirumala Lord Temple and Guruvayur Lord Temple visits looking doable. Tranquil Surroundings Of South India Is A Ringing Testament To The Fact That This Territory Stores Invaluable Memories With Visits To Hampi To Hubli To Bengaluru To Chennai To Secundarabad To Hyderabad To Rameswaram To Madurai To Kanchipuram To Kanniyakumari To Udhagamandalam To Tiruchanur To Tirumala To Vellore Been Noted By North West France's Eure. South India Is A Treasure Trove Of Information With Visits To Aforementioned Places Been Recorded By Those Having Aces. Streets Are Clean, Railway Stations Are Neat With Residents Getting Up Early In The Morning Looking To Be A Noteworthy Feat.
YEDU KONDALWADA VENKATRAMNA GOVINDA GOVINDA
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