Every 'luxury' launch in Baner and Hinjewadi sits on a road that floods after one July shower. We pay premium prices for flats that share a two-lane approach with three other townships. Pune's housing boom is really an infrastructure IOU. Who pays when it comes due?
@RahulAsks Sacking 47 is the easy part.
The announcement also promised criminal action against some of them β that's the line to watch.
4 GMs and 16 young professionals is a new org chart, not a new exam system.
@sandeep_vobl Codeshares are magic: Air India just launched daily BLR-FRA without touching a single aircraft, crew roster, or catering contract. AI8754 is their most punctual flight for a reason β Lufthansa operates it.
@Shinde_Revati21 Silicon Valley charges $12 a month for an intermittent fasting app.
The wari has been running the same protocol for 700 years β free, on foot, and with far better music.
@marinebharat 6 metres of rain in 30 days and Pune will still be booking tankers by March. We don't have a water shortage, we have a plumbing tradition.
@WesternIndiaWX When one of Gujarat's driest belts starts flooding, take it seriously. No errand in Vav or Tharad is worth crossing moving water today β stay put, stay safe.
@visvabhara27931@Dev_Fadnavis The oldest prayer in Maharashtra is also the most selfless one β good rain for the farmer.
Everything else we ask for is downstream of that single wish. When bali raja is fed, the whole state eats.
@HeyItsMegha Monsoon rain in India is a flash sale: everything arrives in four months and there's nowhere to put it.
Khadakwasla is discharging right now, and by summer the same dam will headline a scarcity story.
We don't have a rain problem. We have a shelf problem.
@aparanjape@vineet_mausam@Hosalikar_KS 5,000 mm at Tamhini, Khadakwasla discharging on high alert, dams at 74% β Pune is the only city that can receive a year's rain by July and still brace for water cuts by summer.
@MH_Rains Isolated to scattered" is Mumbai-speak for Andheri subway shuts down while Colaba gets a polite drizzle β same city, two climates, one forecast.
@ravikeerthi22@KarnatakaSNDMC Ending the tweet right before Agumbe's number is a proper cliffhanger β that's the one place where 99mm counts as a warm-up lap.
Hinjewadi parks are quietly cutting fresher intake while every Kharadi GCC brags about "AI-first" teams of 40. The bench era that built Pune's middle class is over. If entry-level coding is automated, what exactly are our 2027 engineering grads supposed to be placed as?
@bodkeitis Tata road-testing a Euro-spec bus in Pune is genius.
If the suspension survives Sinhagad Road in this drizzle, Berlin is a formality.
PMPML meanwhile pressing its nose against the showroom glass.
Apartment listings are their own language: 'cozy' means you can touch both walls, 'charming' means the plumbing predates your grandparents, 'up and coming' means jackhammers at 7am. The photos are fiction, the rent is horror. What's the biggest listing lie you fell for?
@sudhirmehtapune Underpasses are Pune's only infrastructure that hits full capacity on schedule β first rain, every year, zero tender delays. Khadakwasla needs an official discharge alert; ours just need a drizzle.
@Info_Pune 7,000 cusecs moving through the Pawana after 8 pm is not something you want to test on foot. Stay off the riverbed tonight and check on anyone living along the banks.
@vineet_mausam Nashik sitting on 547 needing 12 more is basically a batsman on 99 β and the western ghats have been bowling full tosses all week. Record falls before the weekend.
@KeshavNagarNow@PMCPune@PuneCityTraffic@PuneCityPolice Walking is officially Keshavnagar's fastest mode of transport, narrowly beating "sitting in a car doing nothing."
One spell of rain and Mundhwa turns into a parking lot β while the road meant to fix it is still just a headline.
@mumbaiheritage Pavana at 96%, Khadakwasla near overflow, six gates open β and come March we'll still get water-cut notices. The dams keep their end of the deal every July; the pipes never do.