there may be innumerable differences to find out, but, to me, the most prominent one was....
when u board a bus in mumbai[the economic capital of our country], the sentence which u'll hear the most of the time is 'pudhe chala' meaning 'move ahead'.
but when u board a bus in delhi, the word which is spoken the maximum number of times is 'rokke' [pronounced as 'rok-kay'] in a very strong 'jaat' hindi accent by the conductor indicating the driver to stop the bus..[which also reveals another difference that unlike delhi bombay is so very systematic in all its operations].....
when u board a bus in mumbai[the economic capital of our country], the sentence which u'll hear the most of the time is 'pudhe chala' meaning 'move ahead'.
but when u board a bus in delhi, the word which is spoken the maximum number of times is 'rokke' [pronounced as 'rok-kay'] in a very strong 'jaat' hindi accent by the conductor indicating the driver to stop the bus..[which also reveals another difference that unlike delhi bombay is so very systematic in all its operations].....
