Friday, 22 July 2011
After the Last Tram
Imagine a Kolkata where the last tram has stopped forever. No sound of metal wheels, no slow crossing through College Street.
In physics, when motion stops, we call it equilibrium. But is it really peace? Or just absence of movement?
Cities, like people, need motion to feel alive. Maybe stillness is not peace. Maybe it is just something ending quietly.
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