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INDIA JUST GOT ADDED TO GEOGUESSR!!
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- Опубликовано: 27 июл 2022
- In an exciting turn of events, India has just began to receive Google Streetview coverage! This comes after a few years' long dry-spell in which no new countries were added. While the coverage leaves something to be desired, it's so exiting to have one of the most diverse countries in the world on Geoguessr finally!!
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As an Indian, there was a lesson for me: "If you're in the middle of nowhere, it's impossible to tell where you are"
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Relatable
Not always
relatable 😂😂😂😂
Redder soil is in the south, that helps a lot.
Man I'm really surprised by your observation skills. Being a foreigner, you were able to associate really vague observations to a region. For example, observation of South Indian houses being more colorful than North Indian ones is really insane. You were also able to recognize different scripts. Good job!
thanks :D
Peroud soouth go brr
Dude some cities in North India are very colourful too , it's Just that the database is very less right now .
Even in west Bengal some smaller cities have many colourful houses !!
Not really insane (the colorful houses)
@@paperroman8345 Ofcourse, I have lived in south and north, but most places in south have coloured buildings. Also if you find agricultural places, you think its north. Doesn't mean south don't have any vegetation. It's just good guess.
Just an info: The 'tuktuks' in India are called autorickshaws or simply autos! Also the multiple couloured 'tuktuks' that you saw in 1 round were actually e-rickshaws.
In 19:44, the other language you saw was Bengali. The poster was for a Bengali festival called Durga Puja which I guess would cater by Bengali people living in Chennai.
Auto in dutch just means car
@@maartenoostenbrug8034 I think in this case they are called auto as they are automatic
@@maartenoostenbrug8034 Auto in India is shorthand for Autorickshaw, as opposed to a pulled Cycle rickshaw.
@@rohitchaoji yeah auto in dutch stands for automobiel, what means something like automatic thing that moves
yeah even i was like tf, whats a bengali banner doing in chennai?
The fact that you read 'pest control' as 'fest cantan or something' made my day.
Time pls
@Soham Purohit thanks
Lol
Gotta say......round 2 looked a lot like Indonesia or other parts of SE Asia. This is gonna kill some players/teams if they can't see any language.
There is car meta though which will probably be used
They’ll just get India from the ari camera anyways
@@jenconvertibles yea the cars will have a blue IND mostly on left of license plates too
Once they add NE India.... Its straight up South East Asia
@@igneelralte NE India is probably much more hilly and colder than most of SE Asia
This is great! We were definitely overdue for an update to the game. As you started to notice from the beginning of the vid, knowing what the writing systems of the various languages look like and where they're located is going to be extremely important.
extremely indeed
It isn’t an update to the game, it’s an update to Google street view. Geoguessr doesn’t have any control over street view sadly.
@@LargeSlime I know but I only care about how it relates to the game B)
@@zi8gzag That is blue one Electric Rickshaw not Tuk-Tuk, common in Tier 2 , Tier 3 cities of Northern plain.
a small tip for the houses, the houses which has no windows on the sides and are built with common walls, only has front windows and entrance. like in 8:16 u are most likely looking at central north india especially UP, New Delhi, Haryana, Punjab etc
that was a great guess tho
Yup, i knew these as a bihari
Yo you just predicted where i live! its Haryana!
Actually if you see these designs on doors then it's most probably UP, delhi , haryana , Punjab
can someone tell me why they're designed that way?
Hey zigzag ,love ur videos from india.
I have some tips for you
1)All the number plates on vehicles have their first 2 alphabets based on state name,so that will be helpful.
2)Mostly all the shop names have the entire location/address on their banners.
3)There is no colour codes for tuk tuks. In my area(Jharkhand) we have them randomly coloured.
I wish you a lot of success on RUclips.
Your content is great!!
Hoping for more indian content :)
Edit: Okay I realised it late that most of the number plates are blurred.
I *love* locations where the custom is to have the whole address on their shop banner.
@@vickiekostecki haha! Cute giveaway for geoguessr. Thus its difficult to have a fair game in India and other south asians nations
Damn! What a pfp.😂😂🤣🤣
@@YashSharma-zp8yu haha
Just the 2 things I love
Minions and star wars
@@ishaansharma1948 Hmm! That was really a good edit.😁😀
I'm from India and if not for the languages i was completely stumped. Holy shit we are wayy more similar than we think.
Fun fact : urdu was actually crafted in the norther plains of India, near delhi, the language in reality is not really a different language. It's just hindi written in the persian script, with some more persian vocabulary mixed in. If you put a hindi and a urdu speaker in a room together they wouldn't be able to tell they're speaking different languages.
Persian itself is written in arabic script lol.
it was created near lucknow not delhi.
Even though map shows Bengaluru/Banglore as a dry area it really isn't dry it's actually one of the greener areas
Don't trust the street sign too much. A lot of places follow a 3 language policy, so traffic signs maybe in English, Hindi and the state's first language.
But if you don't see any language other than hindi and English then it must definitely somewhere North- central India.
Also, North India does not have Coconut Palms. Eventhough there are date palms and other desert palms all over India, you'll only see Coconut palms among them in South India.
West Bengal left the chat , for coconut trees
And odisha too
@@paperroman8345 y'all got coconuts? Damn! My country is so diverse even I learn something new everyday 😂
man this is huge. especially with such a big country
you don't have to pronounce the H so hard in "Ahmedabad", as in Indian we don't pronounce the H like they do in the Middle East, its more just pronounced "Amedabad" without enunciating the H so much. Also Ahmedabad is the largest city in Gujarat, but Gandhinagar is the capital
ok thanks my friend
even "Am-dabad" is fine 😂
We gujjus say amdavad
I pronounce it like umm-aéda-bad
@@devd_rx what's that in the IPA?
New countries make the game feel as fun as when I first started playing, cause i get that it's great to know every meta and every single tip about all the countries, but it is most fun when you explore a new place for the very first time. Hope more countries get added someday. Great video
A tip when you're guessing places here in India - Most local shops have their address printed right below the name board, you can use that to guess the city ;)
As an Indian I am so happy to see this. I can instantly recognise most places
hmm really when have you seen banglore roads with that amount of trafic?😂
I couldn't lol
southern india, areas near Mumbai and east coast has dark red soil
the deccan plateau and majority of central India has black agricultural soil with rocky terrain
the entire northern belt from Bengal to Rajasthan below Uttrakhand and Punjab has sandy soil. Generally it is extremely dry and pretty flat.
The northern tip of India near the Himalayas will be extremely hilly and green in general almost like the Bhutan coverage
That wrong...Deccan is basalt and the soil from that is black soil which is not seen anywhere else and that's also were cotton is cultivated. The one in central plains is grey alluvial soil, not black soil. Red clayey soil is almost every else, especially the south western and Eastern coast because they are from the tropical laterite in the Western Ghats.
@@aleenaprasannan2146 thanks for informing me about the grey alluvial soil present in the central regions of India. I was assessing my schematic understanding of soil formation in the Indian subcontinent based on my travelling experience. Hence, it may seem like anecdotal evidence
Never seen a dry place in Bengal..
@@tejplaysfifa funny thing is soil composition of India is taught in CBSE 9th or 10th geography subject. Its been 10 years and I have forgotten much of it by now
@@noobita4983 I meant starting from the western borders of Bengal not exactly the Bengal region
The Eighth Schedule of the Indian Constitution lists 22 languages, which have been referred to as scheduled languages and given recognition, status and official encouragement.
1) Assamese, (2) Bengali, (3) Gujarati, (4) Hindi, (5) Kannada, (6) Kashmiri, (7) Konkani, (8) Malayalam, (9) Manipuri, (10) Marathi, (11) Nepali, (12) Oriya, (13) Punjabi, (14) Sanskrit, (15) Sindhi, (16) Tamil, (17) Telugu, (18) Urdu (19) Bodo, (20) Santhali, (21) Maithili and (22) Dogri.
Man you really learnt everything I mentioned . Good job.
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Yo dusky wusky, your epic :D
youtuber: adds the word "india" in title
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Currently these images seem to very random and insanely hard to guess as most of them are in the middle of nowhere really but Google street view has finally been authorised by the govt of India a few days back and will be available for 50 cities by the end of the year so a lot more more recognisable and navigable routes should be avialable on Geoguesser very soon.
couple notes- Urdu and Hindi are arguably the same language it's just that urdu/pakistan uses a different script than hindi/india (no end of arguments about this tho). The indian script is usually Devanagari (the script with a line on top), while urdu's is more of a arabic-influenced one. There's also probably a lot of ways to narrow it down with more regional languages- one obvious candidate is that Bengali script is only going to be found in the east. Religiously, Hinduism is the predominant religion in most of the country, but there's substantial amounts of Christians and Muslims in for instance the east IIRC. Also, it's worth noting that Devanagari being present is very possibly not an india lock, due to some places like Fiji using it as well (indians were brought to fiji as indentured servants and as such the language is a creole known as Fiji Hindi). Rajasthan is also very dry and deserty so that might be useful
Muslims are everywhere, not just in the east. Many Muslims are in the South but there are millions of them in the North in Gujarat and Delhi and on cities along the Ganga as well. There's really no telling which city you're in based on the Muslim population because you could be anywhere. Christians are also found far more in the South and in cities as well.
@@GuardianGamerable ah didnt know about the christians in the south- that's definitely interesting. but yeah definitely it would be difficult to pinpoint based on the religious makeup, it just might be a nice reassurance/checker or w/e
@@GuardianGamerable That's not true at all.
Muslims are only majority in Kashmir.
Everywhere else they are minorities.
And Christian majority states are in northeast not south .
Urdu and Hindi are not same languages.
They have different vocabularies, different scripts and only the grammar is same.
By your logic Punjabi and Pahari are same . Odia and Bengali are same. Bhojpuri and Hindi are same.
@@DD-ky9xi South isn't Christian majority, but there is a big number there, especially Kerala.
A small tip: There is not much uniformity in the architecture in different areas of India. You'll see houses of all shapes and sizes and colour throughout the country, because there is no rule that you have to conform your house to a predecided design. So that's a pretty useless metric.
Unless you're looking at specific architectural sites in India. There, architecture is a huge key.
Bro no bro in South the houses are different
@@Devansh_Pandey Yea and in the Hilly areas like North and North east they are Different too.
There definitely is variations in architecture state to state, and definitely from the north to the south. Roofs can be a good determining factor. For sloped roofs, look for rainy areas like Kerala, Meghalaya etc. And for flat roofs, sunny regions like Chennai, Gujarat, Rajasthan etc. There is a lot to unpack here if you really wanna learn.
bro this guy's intuitive skills are worth noticing
Man actually knows his geography & general knowledge. I can't imagine an American doing this challenge
well an american geoguessr channel could do it
I can't imagine any one outside south asia doing this area well
It's just research. You're right, if someone isn't familiar with a region or country, immediately playing Geoguessr on that region won't go too well. But before playing Geoguessr for a video, channels will learn street lines, scripts, bollards and utility poles, Google meta, etc. for the area.
@@Commietaku exactly, he himself said he used a lot of tips from a user
@20:19 the language is not hindi its punjabi, spoken commonly in the state of punjab, there are many Indian languages which have a line on top, you should look at the different types of alphabets written in different top lined Indian languages and which states are they spoken to guess better from next time
Indian is added to geoguessr just because google got permission for street view in India, which was not allowed previously by Indian Government. All the photos in geoguessr are from google maps street view.
I was so excited about the new India coverage and at school I’m just trying to express how huge this is, and everyone just looking at me going, what’s up with this kid 😂
Dafaq!! I got chills with some of your guesses with languages. I have lived here all my life and still didn't know lot of stuff you said. Great job mate.
9:50 if this was world map nobody in world could guess it's India in first go
India is actually lot a cleaner than western country and very well planned but western media always shows only bad photos
In this video 99% photos are bad and showing mess
In American map they always shows famous places not a random street like india
@@-abhi Actually true. The pictures with bengaluru chennai, mumbai, delhi, hyderabad etc. Are actually very bad.
I've been to all these cities and 90% of the city doesn't even look like this.
@@-abhi which western country are you saying India is "lot" cleaner than?
@@noobita4983 California
@@Agent-ik1ui when did it become a country?
This is cool. Identifying languages is going to be even more important. You should make a video on that because I struggle with it a lot
19:06 is the Air Force Station Tambaram ( Chennai's ) entrance, and it's a place where people from around the country reside as they transfer based on assignments. Hence they have multiple languages. I studied in a school inside the campus ✨
Literally nobody calls those vehicles as 'tuktuks' in india, instead they are called Autos.
7:53 quick tip: if you see red soil, its going to be almost always the state of Karnataka or southern Telangana
Yeah bcz this is pretty bad coverage of India like they only did the famous cities.
Otherwise pretty much entire west coast has red soil
In Madhya Pradesh you can find red soil Too
Bro knows more about India than an Indian
Respect ++
Important tip:
If you don't see hills around you, it can still be from North India just as Jalandhar City was. You can find hills around most of the places in the states of Uttrakhand and Himachal Pradesh. But there are plain areas in the North too like the States of Punjab (where Jalandhar also was), Haryana and Uttar Pradesh. Your game is also kinda tricking you, cuz they show you a backward area in a big city tricking you into thinking that its a small town or a village area or something.
If you can zoom in on vehivle registration then you can easily guess the states. For eg. If registration no. starts with MH(Maharashtra), KL(Kerala) etc.
no are hidden for security reasons
They are blurred out
tip: look at the adverts and shop banners as they usually mention the city/town, gives the answer easy if you know where the place is
also english addresses are seen in the middle of the city and local language is used rarely but in city outskirts
I've felt that the relative lack of decent India coverage has been a miss for Geoguessr, so I'm really looking forward to having a go at this map.
Felt that too ngl
places in india differ based on building, just take a closer look at how gates of each houses look like, or how well the streets look like. As an indian, i can almost tell the places based on the architecture of the city/buildings. Also population density in india varies a lot, for eg: where im from (kerala), it would be so hard to find isolated area cauz the there is always someone but if you take our neighbouring state, Tamil nadu, they might have fields spanning km just for farming. In kerala we import most of our goods from other states. Like that, there is a lot to learn even when u look at an empty land.
According to a law in India for normal use, private companies are allowed only a certain limit for resolution and its 1 meter spatial or 1 meter GSD (ground spatial distance). Which means that the image shown by a satellite will have its smallest pixel, sizes 1x1 meter in ground or surface of the earth. And this is the maximum permitted resolution they can do. Some places have even more restrictions. Hence the low quality of maps
Well there goes all my Bangladesh and Sri Lanka strategy
Indian gov rejected this kind of stuff until june 2022 because of national security reasons and now they added like 11 cities, and they are gonna expand more very soon ig
I believe that the colour of tuk-tuk(called Autorickshaw or simply auto) is mainly based on the fuel which they use rather than region... Yellow with Black/green/blue... Although there is a potential for using the same along with other details as a meta... 😅
One hint for rural to semi rural areas... If you see a cylindrical water tank on top of houses. Check the colour. If it's yellow, you are in the south. If it's black or white you are in the north.
Just a tip, it’s Delhi area if the soil is alluvial and if the soil is red it’s most probably bengaluru and if it’s black it’s near the middle of India
Tuk tuks are originally a Pakistani term, in India we call them rickshaws
As an Indian geoguesser player, this is a huge news for me. Now I can finally get bested in daily challenges that land in my country and truly accept that Im horrible at this game.
0:57 that is telugu langauge which is popularly spoken in telangana and andhra pradesh states that the banner is of our regional festival bonalu
Since India has a large amounts of arable land, you'll be seeing agricultural fields quite a bit. And, even in suburbs, not everything is fully developed and the soil isn't completely masked.
It would really help if you knew what soil colour corresponds to what region in India.
For example - 7:16, the red soil is very prominent in the state of Karnataka and the regions surrounding it.
Being a non-indian u guessed them more accurately than me. ☹️
A tip:
The green+yellow or black+yellow those are called auto rikshaws Or just autos and the other ones you saw the funky colors tuktuks(e-rikshaws) can be green, blue, yellow, red or basically any are all over the country.
Another thing:
The map hasn't blured out a lot of city names if you wanna spend some time looking for them
You did really well tho good job
In Chennai and tamilnadu auto are yellow only
Auto/ Rickshaw colour code is actually based on fuel used.
Black and yellow is petrol.
Green and yellow is CNG.
Cng has been used for a longtime in Delhi & Northern region.. and has started spreading in South fairly recent years.
Yellow auto is from Tamil nadu, Telangana area.
& The colourful narrow versions are electric!! Mostly seen in Uttar Pradesh.
PS,Tuktuk is a bigger sized rickshaw.
Welcome to the crazy streets of India!!🎉
3:45 here is a tip
Marathi and Hindi words are similar, the yellow and black coloured rickshaws are only in maharashtra. [btw I am from nashik :)]
also if u see the letter "ळ" "ष" in any board, it's definitely maharashtra
The area around bangalore might look dry but city itself is one of the greenest (bangalore is one of cooler major cities with milder temperatures in summers mid to high 20s even cooler than the 30s and 40s experienced in north), it also as tropical forests right by in the south/ south-west
14:44 The city of that Chandigarh I live there. Beautiful city you should come around sometime 🏆. Brilliant seeing Indian coverage being added to GeoGuessr as if will be fun because country is very diverse regionally, linguistically etc 🇮🇳
0:57 it reads "bathukamma Sambaralu" which is a local floral festival held for 9 days in telangana and andhra.
Bruhh it's difficult even for the Indians, same language in Maharashtra, Delhi and a few other states + idk other languages.
Tuk Tuk guesses are on point tho. And you are right about the trucks aswell, they are moving all over the country so can't consider those. And one last thing, farm lands are almost every where in the country and they look exactly the same, study about soil color might help.
What a cool country to get coverage, exciting stuff. Let's see if i recognize India and can narrow it down to a region when i first get it in a game 😅
as an indian im happy to see them add this to the game but im about to die laughing to the way he BUTCHERED the pronounciations 😭🤣
14:06 that place is like right next to my house
was surprised you guessed that accurately 😃
10:44 thats near my grandfathers house......just 2 3 km away ....omgggggg.....i miss him ssoo much😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭☹☹☹☹☹☹☹☹
19:48 don't dox me but *that's where I fucking live*
What, India didn’t have official coverage already? I’ve always thought they had 😅
dont guess the place y looking at the indian gods, we have around 33 billion of em and they are worshiped all around india in every corner of the country but gods like Murugan, Devi are more commonly worshipped in tamilnadu and bengal respectively.
In 3rd game 2nd round one of the poster mentioned UP Board in english referring to Uttar Pradesh.
I hope they add the north east states too
3:04 Madhavaram, Manali, Koyambedu, hey that's my city!
Hindi is spoken in both south and north India, southern states dose not really have much hindi posters or letters in walls, it can be seen in government properties!
Bro knows more about my country than i do 😣
While I know this will be tough, I think a challenge is good and exciting
Protip: palm tress are also found in northern parts so don't conclude the location on the basis of palm
If there are palms middle of the farm then it's in north
Not true
@@prawinsama ?
90% of palm trees in India is in South.
Oh, I didn't even realise that we now have India coverage until this video was released! I'm really curious as to which country will be added next to street view, any thoughts?
Well a tip from me would be to look on the shop banners for addresses n maybe memorise some major cities of each state in India (some states have more major cities n some have less) n there's not much coverage it's mostly in Chennai, Bangalore, Mumbai, Hyderabad n Delhi cities. You can narrow down your guesses.
whenever a new country starts to get coverage its so hype lets go!!!
Really interested for someone more experienced (and patient lol) than me to properly document this, but it seems to me like the poles are quite various between the states which could be a really interesting clue. I’ve had multiple poles in Uttar Pradesh with a yellow sticker on them, and there seems to different styles of concrete (seen both octagonal and square) and wooden poles. Also I’ve noticed some almost blocky black and yellow guard strips on the bottom of poles in the Delhi region and also kind of like a blueish pole top in a couple of cities in gujarat. Could make for some interesting guessing
I've been collecting the pole metas, it's just that the coverage is updated so often + not enough time to research every week, that's why we're not able to document them atm
8:09 "East or Fest maybe? CANTAM?....cant really read that, unfortunately"
literally written PEST CONTROL in english
Soil is a great way of locating yourself. Red soil is definitely the south. Moist brown or dry sand like would likely be the north. The Delhi-NCR region has housing sectors that have a grid like structure with parks in the middle (like at 6:49). Chandigarh area has this too. (I'm not sure if this is found in other places in the country but since I'm from the north this is one observation)
they need to add german rural rounds, there are infinite nice locations there
Really it's just the language which is making a difference to me. Everything else feels like just my town/city.
For me a lot of it just looks super dry and arid, as I live in Kerala. I don't think a lot of street view is available down here though
@@hmmm713 except for the northern Himalayan states like Kashmir, himachal, uttrakhand..,eastern states like Sikkim AP etc and southern states like kerela, Goa etc..India is dry and arid
@@HighAltitudeEnjoyer I did notice that. But for the very northern areas like Kashmir, due to the cold mountainous terrain, the higher you go you could see more arid places with no greenery. That's a pretty clear indicator you're somewhere in the Himalayas.
@@hmmm713 Himalayas block the clouds that are going from left to right... So the left side of Himalayas are green and right side of Himalayas are cold desert. That is the reason Tibet and ladakh receives no rainfall at all, because clouds could not penetrate further.
And talking about altitude, I don't think any tree can survive at more than 3000+ metres altitude..
And I am from a city called Shimla in himachal, it's lush and green here, and it snows too in winters(because it's in the left side of the Himalayas)
@@HighAltitudeEnjoyer oh I just learned something. Thanks. And I just realised ladakh is mostly to the right of the Himalayas, I usually just think of the Himalayas as being basically the border of India to the north. And of course the altitude is a key factor too for the trees. And the left of the Himalayas thing, that explains why when I recently saw a vlog of j&k and ladakh, I noticed kashmir being a bit more green.
It felt kinda surreal seeing a road I've used frequently on GeoGuesser
If i am not wrong green and yellow colour autos run on CNG. All the other colours mean either diesel or petrol. Almost all autos run on CNG in Delhi, not sure about other places tho.
19:37 that's the most misleading thing if you aren't an Indian... XD XD XD
Most comments: As an Indian...
was seeing you play this loads on the friend list earlier, so I expected this video! rather exciting that another country has been added to geo, definitely going to be important to memorise which areas have been added!
Another trick would be if you see men wearing turbans, it will most likely be in Amritsar (holiest city in Sikhism) , in Punjab (in the north). Punjab is the homeland of the Sikh religion, so you will find a lot of men in turbans there.
great tip
India getting added to Street view and GeoGuessr makes me so happy!
Is this coverage going to be added into maps like ADW soon? If so that would be very cool and would defintely be something to spice up the game.
I'm not sure, it's up to the mapmakers. they'll probably wait a bit to see what else gets added.
@@zi8gzag makes sense. still very exciting news and i hope india becomes a common nation in geoguessr that we see more often :)
We're in the talks of adding it to ACW, an ADW update might take a while depending on if mapper wants to update it.
@@duskden2 how long until it's on ACW do you think?
If you see a lot of ads for study visa, assume it's somewhere in Punjab.
😂😂
India is basically like a mini world, you have people of all colours and culture so it will be a lot more challenging now
FINALLY!!!! Such a beautiful and diverse country finally gets proper coverage, very excited
Hope many ignored part of India like North-east India , Himachal-Kashmir or the islands also get cover in future.
@@stormtroopers7949 because they are the most ignored part of India
@@stormtroopers7949 Sorry for my English If you misunderstood. I'm not good at english.
@@stormtroopers7949 Ok
A good meta would be if you see a lots of study visa ads, it's a pretty good chance you're in the state of Punjab. if the ads aren't in English you can judge the ada if they have Canadian, Aussie or Kiwi flags
Why am I learning about my country from a foreigner who basically is genius in this game.. but still doesn't know about the country, but still knows more than i do...i am still pretty bad in guessing the scripts and stuff you rocked that part
Wonder why Indias satellite view is crap and has no street view?
Cause the goverment doesnt allow High quality imaging and street view.
We have had a terrorist attack in Mumbai and even taking videos of streets, some public buildings and sensitive areas have become restricted ever since
3:20 I'm from Tamil nadu brooo!
first time watching you and your general knowledge about india is BLOWING me away. im native and ur logic about the auto rickshaws (tuktuks) didnt even cross my mind at first
"i have to work on my pronounciation" while saying maharashtra perfectly
The rickshaws or tuk tuks are colour coded based upon the fact that they use petrol or cng as fuel, so they won't work out