@richapintoi@PMCPune Kharadi has many places where garbage is being openly dumped, with inadequate collection and little to no enforcement of fines. Encroachments are also continuing unchecked.
@ThePuneMirror Absolutely correct. Our festival doesn’t need loud DJ music to celebrate. Let us keep the DJ-partying mindset separate from our devotion to Bappa and celebrate with faith, joy, and respect for everyone around us.
@sudhirmehtapune This is a problem across the whole of India. People seem to feel that obeying traffic rules is an insult. The government is not willing to make significant changes and is leaving citizens to deal with the problem on their own.
@punekarnews@PuneCityPolice Right. God needs devotion, not loud DJ music. Think about small children, animals, birds, and elderly citizens who may be disturbed by excessive noise. Devotion should bring peace, not discomfort.
@ThePuneMirror Road minister also promised many projects to ease traffic 2-3 years back but no such ground level action or ease of traffic. waiting someone will really understand problem and work on infra neglected
@ThePuneMirror The government should never allow such cases to occur. Strict mandatory rules should be introduced to prevent this.
Similarly, schools should not be permitted to operate near liquor shops. School administrations should also be responsible for ensuring a safe environment
@NTA_Exams
Why don’t you use encryption technology to encode question papers so no one can see questions and answers in simple text until they get visible on student computer and decryption key should only available to NTA director and PMO.
@PMOIndia@narendramodi