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So everybody agreed this was a good idea and that the road was necessary, yet nobody bothered to help this guy? He's a very self-driven guy.

• caycep 14y ago
  agreed - wish someone would have built a public works project around him, and built that road in a year instead of his entire life...
  • 31reasons 14y ago
    We are talking about a remote village in india's most corrupt region. He was lucky no government official asked for bribe.
    • neilk 14y ago
      Yep. Every person who knows India would find it incredible too until they see that it happened in Bihar. It's sort of like Florida for Americans, except imagine that Florida was still under feudalism.
      • 31reasons 14y ago
        No analogy exist in the known western world. To do so would be an injustice to the word 'corruption'. In fact there is so much corruption in india, we should invent the new word for it, more like "Slow Cannibalism".
        • technolem 14y ago
          How about corrosion? It implies the society is being more or less eaten away by a corrupting influence.
    • sree_nair 14y ago
      Can't agree more here. He is Lucky he was not asked Bribe, not arrested for destroying the ecological balance / taking up this work without permission.
• easternmonk 14y ago
  That is India for you!