
The Unheard Voices of Kannagi Nagar
Efficient public infrastructure and facilities , a far cry for the residents of Kannagi Nagar
Efficient public infrastructure and facilities , a far cry for the residents of Kannagi Nagar
In just a few kilometers, tall glittering towers that reflects India’s new vision of itself, gives way to low rise neighbourhood with small, identical buildings with faded paint and moss growing in patches on the walls. The smell of food, where some kids were cooking a meal in front of their school, mingles with the raw smell of overflowing garbage and sewage running on the streets.
Three women recall their move to and life in Kannagi Nagar,
As the murmurs in the class increase in volume, one girl asks the teacher whether English is spelt with an ‘E’ or an ‘I’. The students of class 10 at Hope Foundation school are preparing for their Matriculation exam.
The iron grill door of the school, thus, mostly remains closed, some little heads peep through the grill when the street cricketers yell “six” or when crackers burst in the nearby street.
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