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What slums did Mother Teresa go to?
Initially, she worked in the slums of Calcutta, India.
When did Coca-Cola enter India?
I would imagine when the Indians came out of the slums to shoot some tourists.
What are very congested in cities in India and China?
slums
What must a tourist see in Mumbai India?
the slums of course!
Where is the Maya Bazaar slums?
Maya Bazaar slums are located in Hyderabad, India. It is one of the oldest and biggest slums in the city, facing issues such as overcrowding, poor sanitation, and inadequate infrastructure.
What houses does India live in?
They are like slums or everyday houses that we use
In which city is Slumdog Millionaire set?
Mumbai, India. Was previously called Bombay. The slums are in the Juhu neighborhood of the city, while the largest slums are in Dharavi.
How are poor people treated in India?
poor people are treated badly do not get proper opportunities.
Where did Mother Teresa help?
She began her work in the slums of Calcutta, India, but has spread her mission to all corners of the world.
What are the living conditions of a slumdog?
Very, very, very bad. Here are some pictures of real slums in India: http://bespokecashmere.files.wordpress.com/2007/10/slums-3.jpg http://stateofthenation.ca/wp-content/uploads/2008/05/mumbai.jpg http://www.sonic.net/~evolve/wp/human_ecology/slums_calcutta.jpg
What are slums made of?
Houses in slums are made of corrugated iron and any scrap material they can find that will be of any use to them. We have to remember that we are very lucky that our houses are made from bricks and are secure, however in India they can collapse very easily.
Where are the slums located in India?
In India, the rural to urban migration rate is very high. This implies that while more and more people are migrating from rural areas to towns and cities, neither are urban areas expanding enough, nor are the rural areas developing. The main reason for this is that agriculture based villages provide only seasonal employment, and there is lack of other employment opportunities, condemning people to a state of perpetual poverty. Thus, cities are getting overburdened and municipalities are not being able to provide enough accommodation. Therefore, the migrants are forced to settle in small colonies of make-shift homes, leading to spread of slums such as J.J. Colonies of Delhi and Dharawi of Mumbai.
