The ruins of Hampi, injustice and thick beggars - Part 7

Grand Hamp and interesting people (the ending, p.7) The next two days I spent in Hampi, erasing things and re-packing my backpack. I decided to sort things and decide what can be left to a bit of his ease. After the inventory could move on. Summing up the results of my stay, I can assure you that calm and tranquil village of Hampi - the perfect place to stay for about two days and explore the surrounding area. The only thing that I did not like - child beggars, who are constantly begging for money. These children, judging by their appearance, well fed and their clothes look better than mine, but they still continued to beg. I think Hampi - a perfect place for such studies because here often come in buses, is packed full of tourists who do not hesitate to hand out fines left and right. All of this ultimately is bad for other tourists who are beggars against the grain, like me. But this is India. Me once approached a stout woman in a beautiful sari and started asking for money. I told her that she was better me than I dressed, and if someone also needs to eat, so it's me. She missed this tirade on deaf ears. "Yes-a-aa ... What can you do?" - As they say the Indians. But in all fairness, the money that we give to beggars, will not solve the problem, but for many of them our donations are an easy source of income. But this is only my point of view, and everyone is entitled to have an opinion on this matter. Bathing Lakshmi after 5 days in Hampi, I again hit the road again to the north. At this time, the purpose of my trip was the City of Aurangabad in the north of Maharashtra. I want to see the famous Buddhist and Hindu cave temples of Ajanta and Ellora. Then I go to the desert of Rajasthan, hopefully have time until such time as it becomes too hot. Sule Bazaar theme for thought: how can a beggar with a thick ... and it does not feel remorse, begging for food and money? Start material: See also other materials about India: India, Sri Lanka - the place of paradise, the problems of the earth, India and Bangladesh, Elephant Festival in India Island elephant with a name that does not have elephants