Understanding Dharavi: A Journey into India's Largest Slum

What are some of the positive aspects of Dharavi mentioned in the introduction?

• Poor sanitation

• Low employment

• High crime rates

• Strong sense of community

What is one of the major sanitation issues faced by the residents of Dharavi?

• Frequent power outages

• High cost of living

• Overcrowded schools

• Lack of clean water

What is a common way for residents to get water in Dharavi?

• Buying bottled water

• Using private wells

• Relying on rainwater

• Collecting from standpipes

How do the residents of Dharavi adapt to their living conditions?

• By relying on government aid

• By moving frequently

• By sharing space and resources

• By building temporary shelters

What role does Rajesh play in the narrator's journey through Dharavi?

• He is a school teacher

• He is a government official

• He is the narrator's guide

• He is a local shop owner

What is one of the main economic activities in Dharavi?

• Fishing

• Manufacturing in small factories

• Agriculture

• Tourism

How do the working conditions in Dharavi's factories compare to those in developed countries?

• They are similar in safety standards

• They are better than in developed countries

• They are largely illegal and unregulated

• They are highly regulated

What surprising fact about crime in Dharavi is mentioned?

• It has virtually no crime

• Crime is only a problem at night

• It has a high crime rate

• Crime is increasing rapidly

What is one of the potential threats to Dharavi's existence?

• Decreasing population

• Lack of employment

• Urban development and rising property prices

• Natural disasters

What is one of the key lessons that the narrator believes the West can learn from Dharavi?

• How to improve technology

• How to create a strong sense of community

• How to manage traffic

• How to build skyscrapers