@bodkeitis Why call it an interchange when 2 stations are 200m apart—400m end-to-end—with 6 floors UG & 5 above? Not integrating Western Railway with Lines 2&9 at Dahisar/Bhayander is this govt & babus’ biggest blunder—visionless development. @CMOMaharashtra@MMRDAOfficial@AshwiniVaishnaw
@mumbaiheritage If only @Dev_Fadnavis@mieknathshinde had prioritised Badlapur–Thane–Virar metro lines over the costly SoBo–airport–no man’s land line,some lives could’ve been saved.
12 yrs of “development”, yet no effective metro linking residential areas to office/commercial hubs. #MumbaiMetro
@Uber_India 14km shows ₹170 with 20% discount,no driver accepts.Even after adding ₹20–₹50 extra,nobody accepts. Finally took a meter auto—driver still asked for https://t.co/VcjxWtmHpL cost: ₹250 for CNG cost ~ ₹50, result-more private vehicles @CMOMaharashtra@PratapSarnaik
@Navimumpolice स्पीड कॅमेऱ्याच्या खेळण्यातून थोडी सवड काढून, सगळे रस्ते ट्रॅफिक वॉर्डनच्या गळ्यात न मारता, वाहतूक कोंडी सोडवण्यावर लक्ष्य द्यावं ही विनंती. बाकी विकास हाताबाहेर गेलेलाच आहे. @NMMConline@CMOMaharashtra@mieknathshinde
A 20-year-old Delhi techie, Aryan Nishad, has launched https://t.co/rlW7xL7nnF, a platform where citizens can anonymously report bribe demands.
Users can log the amount, location, department and the service involved. These reports build a public database that exposes bribery patterns across government offices in India.
The site even helps people turn their reports into formal complaints for anti-corruption authorities.
The response has been huge, 25 lakh requests in just 10 hours.
Anupam Mittal called it a potential game-changer for governance and accountability.
One simple website is giving common citizens the power to document corruption and make it visible.
Note: These are crowdsourced allegations, not confirmed proof against any official.
#Delhi #Techie #Bribes #Corruption #PublicDatabase #India
@pranav7222 Atleast for garbage issue, each and every citizen is responsible, not just the authority. Indians are addicted to spitting, throwing garbage at the corners and their garbage being picked up and cleaned by some other person.
The search for attaining happiness & our desire to be happy is not wrong and is completely natural. We look for happiness in relationships, achievements and other objects, but our search continues.
The pleasure obtained by attaining an object of our desire satisfies us for a while, only for the desire to return again.
Could it be that we've been searching for happiness in the wrong direction?
@marinebharat what is the status of Fountain - Gaimukh Tunnel project??? no news after the tender fiasco by @MMRDAOfficial. @MMRDAOfficial is solely responsible for price escalation even before tender stage. appears like there are going to be toll naka at every tunnel...