This is a clear case of gross negligence, dereliction of duty, and violation of public health obligations. Citizens are being forced to live in unhygienic and unsafe conditions.
Despite repeated complaints, the authorities of Pune Municipal Corporation have failed to take any action regarding continuous drainage leakage and water stagnation on public roads.
The situation is alarming — filthy water is flowing openly, roads are damaged, and garbage accumulation is creating unbearable stench and serious health hazards for residents, especially children and senior citizens.
Senior citizens, children, and working individuals are facing significant hardship. The situation is particularly difficult during early morning hours, and such prolonged interruptions without any prior notice are unacceptable.@MAHAVITARAN@MSEDCL_Waifale
the electricity supply in our area has been continuously disrupted for the last 3 hours. Despite the long duration, the power has not yet been restored, causing severe inconvenience to all residents.
Due to this outage, essential daily activities have been affected. @Sekalyan1
#शर्मनाक 😡
शायद इसीलिए हमारे देश में थार के ड्राइविंग सीट पर बैठने वाले अधिकतर व्यक्ति जिम्मेदार ड्राइवर कम नशेड़ी ज्यादा माने जाते हैं। जितनी तगड़ी गाड़ी उतना ही तगड़ा नशा।
This girl was cleaning garbage at Yamuna Ghat when she politely asked a couple not to throw coconut in the river.
They ignored her… did extra efforts, went further in… and threw it anyway.
You can’t fix this mindset.
👋A Viral video from Nepal shows two Indians caught spitting gutkha on the road.
A local made them clean it & warned them not to make Nepal dirty like India.
Gutkha will never be banned as BJP gets political funding..
Even politicians eat Gutkha.🤦
Posting this video here. This YouTube Short had nearly 1 million views before it was taken down by YouTube, citing “community guidelines.”
It’s a ground report from Kolkata exposing the alleged bipartisanship of the Election Commission of India.
The Leak That Wouldn’t Stop: A City’s Thirst Drains Away
At the bustling Reliance Mart intersection in Kharadi, a silent crisis has been unfolding—one that speaks volumes about neglect and lost priorities. What appears to be just another roadside inconvenience is, in reality, a relentless stream of precious drinking water slipping away, unnoticed and unchecked.
Discovered by the Pune Times Mirror team, the leak sends a steady flow of potable water cascading down the road toward SP Square. The cause seems simple—a faulty valve or a damaged pipeline—but the consequences are anything but. For days, perhaps longer, the water has continued to gush, with locals watching helplessly as it travels hundreds of meters along the sloping road, wasting thousands of litres every single day.
This is not just a leak; it is a glaring symbol of systemic inefficiency. In a city where water scarcity is a recurring concern, such losses are not just unfortunate—they are unacceptable. Ironically, while clean water drains into the streets, tanker operators thrive, forcing housing societies and commercial establishments to spend massive sums each year just to secure basic supply.
Residents say authorities are aware, yet the flow continues unabated. Experts point to common technical faults—worn seals, corrosion, pressure damage, or debris—but these explanations do little to justify the inaction. What could have been a minor repair has now turned into a prolonged and costly failure.
In the end, this isn’t merely about a broken pipeline. It is about how indifference can transform a fixable flaw into a daily loss of a resource that millions depend on. Here in Kharadi, every drop lost tells a larger story—of a city that cannot afford to let its lifeline run to waste.
Such apathy is unacceptable. You are hereby once again called upon to take immediate remedial action, failing which we will be constrained to initiate appropriate legal proceedings for enforcement of civic duties, at your risk as to costs and consequences.
Token No.: T67169.
Day after day complaints are being registered, yet no actual work is carried out on site. This continued inaction clearly reflects gross negligence and failure to discharge statutory obligations by the concerned authority.@PMCPune@CMOMaharashtra@MoHFW_INDIA
All society members, including children, are suffering due to unhygienic conditions. Every morning there is unbearable foul smell and accumulation of dirt, posing a serious public health hazard, especially when children are leaving for school.@PMCPune
@PMCPune@CMOMaharashtra You are hereby called upon to take immediate corrective action, failing which we will be constrained to initiate appropriate legal proceedings before the competent authority, at your risk as to costs and consequences.
Token No.: T67169
bring to your kind attention the serious issue of drainage leakage and waterlogging on the public road in our area, as shown in the attached photograph.
There is continuous leakage of drainage water on the roadside, resulting in stagnant water accumulation.
@PMCPune@CMOMaharashtra Despite prior intimation, no steps have been taken, which is causing continuous inconvenience and health hazards to the residents. Such conduct is unacceptable and may attract legal consequences.