Unseen photos of the country in flashback / In a month's lockdown, the country's air has changed, the sky has become clearer than before and pollution has also decreased.
Cities look very clean, looking at Delhi, it seems that the heart is the same - the heartbeat has increased, pollution has decreased from India Gate to Connaught Place
The air in Benares is clear, only one or two bodies are coming from outside the city for the funeral at Manikarnika Ghat.
The Corona virus has caused great sorrow and pain to the country and the world. Everything has stopped because of Corona's fear. People have been locked in the house for a month. At train stations, planes are all at the airport, buses are all down. Shops have closed without customers. In the midst of all this a bird of the corona is also returning. There is a lesson to be learned from this and change is expected. It has changed a lot in nature. The air is cleaner than before, the dirt has disappeared from the river bank. The roads are not crowded. The city is looking clean and tidy. If you look at Delhi, it seems that the heart is the same - the heartbeat has increased. Looking at Benares, it seems that the interest is the same, the trend is new.
This gap is evident when looking at existing and old photos of some of the major spaces during the lockdown. So today let's see some unseen pictures of the country in flashback ...
Delhi looks changed and clean
Connaught Place
The first picture is dated November 8, 2018 and the second picture is dated April 8, 2020. The effect of the lockdown is evident in both of these images. Due to the lockdown, the level of pollution in Delhi has come down in the first 21 days.
India Gate
The first picture is from March this year. The day the lockdown started and the second picture is on 2nd April. I.e. after 10 days. The air in the second picture is much clearer than in the first.
Rashtrapati Bhavan
Both the pictures are taken in front of Rashtrapati Bhavan. The first picture is of March 24 this year, when the lockdown began. The second picture is from April 2nd. That is 10 days later. The air in the second picture is much clearer than in the first.
The banks of the Yamuna
Plain area of Delhi
Benaras
Manikarnika Ghat is quiet
Ganga Aarti Without devotees
Cities look very clean, looking at Delhi, it seems that the heart is the same - the heartbeat has increased, pollution has decreased from India Gate to Connaught Place
The air in Benares is clear, only one or two bodies are coming from outside the city for the funeral at Manikarnika Ghat.
The Corona virus has caused great sorrow and pain to the country and the world. Everything has stopped because of Corona's fear. People have been locked in the house for a month. At train stations, planes are all at the airport, buses are all down. Shops have closed without customers. In the midst of all this a bird of the corona is also returning. There is a lesson to be learned from this and change is expected. It has changed a lot in nature. The air is cleaner than before, the dirt has disappeared from the river bank. The roads are not crowded. The city is looking clean and tidy. If you look at Delhi, it seems that the heart is the same - the heartbeat has increased. Looking at Benares, it seems that the interest is the same, the trend is new.
This gap is evident when looking at existing and old photos of some of the major spaces during the lockdown. So today let's see some unseen pictures of the country in flashback ...
Delhi looks changed and clean
Connaught Place
The first picture is dated November 8, 2018 and the second picture is dated April 8, 2020. The effect of the lockdown is evident in both of these images. Due to the lockdown, the level of pollution in Delhi has come down in the first 21 days.
India Gate
The first picture is from March this year. The day the lockdown started and the second picture is on 2nd April. I.e. after 10 days. The air in the second picture is much clearer than in the first.
Rashtrapati Bhavan
Both the pictures are taken in front of Rashtrapati Bhavan. The first picture is of March 24 this year, when the lockdown began. The second picture is from April 2nd. That is 10 days later. The air in the second picture is much clearer than in the first.
The banks of the Yamuna
Plain area of Delhi
Benaras
Manikarnika Ghat is quiet
Ganga Aarti Without devotees