Pune, India. This city just needs some proper urban planning and get rid of hyperdense residential areas

Stop. Fucking. Posting. About. Mumbai.

I am genuinely so done with this stupid fucking endless pseudo-war between shitty bots and glazers looking for compliment their country and cities (especially Mumbai)

I've seen everything first-hand being born and raised in this city - the colonial architecture everybody thinks of when they hear Mumbai, the ugly spreads of concrete taking over our last pieces of greenery, the rich and the poor, the billionaires looking down on the slums in their glass skyscrapers, and the garbage on every other street due to a lack of public dustbins (and also civic sense in general)

I love my city, I hate it, and everything in between, with my parents and grandparents, and their parents watching the rapid urbanization and creation of the huge mess that is Mumabi now throughout the last century.

But all in all now I'm genuinely just done looking at he billionth fucking post with my city in the crosshairs everytime I open up my feed.

So genuinely, absolutely, truly, I'm asking everybody here, for the love of God - just get a damn move on will y'all?

By popular request, a picture of Mumbai.

Recently Bots have been spamming about India a lot not following the rules of this sub. I request everyone in this sub to stop engaging with these bots and report them. There is a difference between criticism and racism and recently the posts about India are just for spreading racism. And one important thing if you see this user DeleteLaterToday do not engage with him. Thank you

The first picture is just to give you a neutral baseline for the level of light pollution in Dhaka, Bangladesh, in the second picture you can actually see the raindrops at night due to the light pollution.

People actually live like this? This appears to be a pretty standard looking neighborhood in the Phoenix area. Neighborhoods with nothing but sand and pavement.

La fábrica de enriquecimiento número 1 del complejo minero y metalúrgico de Krasnodar.

La fábrica fue construida en 1948, y sus ruinas siguen en pie hoy y son bien conocidas por todos.

Después de todo, la fábrica creada en 1942 contaba con 4 fábricas, y funcionaba hasta 10 minas, la última de las cuales estuvo en funcionamiento hasta 2001.

Y ni siquiera puedes imaginar lo enormes que son los espacios que ocupan sus capacidades de producción y lo épicos, largos y misteriosos que son los yacimientos subterráneos de las montañas en sus

Ugly

Dhaka had so much potential to keep their natural greenery. But now it’s just an concrete wasteland. Everywhere else is Bangladesh is so much nicer than Dhaka.

Is this brutalist hell or genius cool?

Piazza del Mercato in Naples, Italy, featuring the contrast between the historic bell tower of the Church of Santa Maria del Carmine Maggiore and the large, prominent residential block known as Palazzo Ottoni [built 1958].