My Photo-Journal: From Home to University

For two days, I traveled from my home to university. . Every turn of the road showed me problems that people face daily. This is not just my journey — it is the story of thousands of citizens.

1. Broken Roads

Cracks and potholes make every ride bumpy and unsafe. Many accidents start with just one broken patch of road.

2. Water on the Streets

After rain or leakage, water stands on the roads. Pedestrians, bikes, and rickshaws slip and fall. A small puddle often turns into a big danger.

3. Sewerage Leakage

Dirty water spreads a bad smell and diseases. The road becomes not only messy but also harmful to health.

4. Garbage Everywhere

Heaps of waste block the streets. It poisons the soil, pollutes the air, and makes life harder for everyone.

5. Child Labour

Small children selling things or working in shops instead of going to school. Their childhood is stolen, replaced with hard work and little money.

6. Drug Addicts

People sitting in corners with broken dreams and lost energy. Addiction eats their health and their hope.

7. Traffic Chaos

Too many vehicles, too few rules. Everyone is in a hurry, but no one feels safe.

8. Beggary

Children, women, and even disabled people are forced to beg. Behind them are mafias, exploiting their pain.

9. Overloaded Vehicles

Buses and wagons packed beyond limits. One wrong move, and it ends in tragedy.

10. Corruption in Traffic

Officers who should control the roads often sit in nearby shops, leaving the traffic to control itself — and fail.

11. No Proper Resting Place

Some people have no home, no bed. They sleep on wooden benches or rough footpaths.

12. Slums

Crowded houses with no clean water, no electricity, no proper toilets. Life in slums is a daily fight for survival.