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A sharp road turn. No reflectors. And a danger that could easily go unnoticed after dark. Instead of waiting for someone else to fix it, Ramji Lodhi and his team stepped in. They installed reflectors at the dangerous turn, making it easier for travellers to spot the bend at...

27,483 просмотров • 27 дней назад •via X (Twitter)

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Фото профиля Manish
Manish26 дней назад

Good work. However, I am sure the concerned Road Aurhorities will fine them and say who gave you the order to make this… our authorities don’t work and don’t like if someone else does their work. Shameless bunch of people.

Фото профиля Satyameva Jayate
Satyameva Jayate26 дней назад

Fire all municipal employees

Фото профиля Rattled
Rattled27 дней назад

@mismprdc @DrMohanYadav51 Failed MP badly

Фото профиля Reconocer
Reconocer26 дней назад

why no body makes videos of dangerous driving and wrong type of parking by autos to alert people ? @OfficeOfNG @anand

Фото профиля Stoppa R22122Z
Stoppa R22122Z27 дней назад

Le danger arrive principalement en plein jour. Même s'il faut saluer cette initiative citoyenne, la nuit les phares préviennent plus facilement d'un danger en face.

Фото профиля Akhilesh Godha
Akhilesh Godha26 дней назад

Funny part is the vehicles driving rash in day light in this video.

Фото профиля Wisegun
Wisegun26 дней назад

That bush on the RHS needs to be trimmed down to below the headlight level.

Фото профиля Flyingsaucer2025 🇮🇳 🇨🇦
Flyingsaucer2025 🇮🇳 🇨🇦26 дней назад

What is the state govt doing???

Фото профиля Subbaraju Cherukuri
Subbaraju Cherukuri24 дней назад

Appreciate the intent, but very poor and non standard installation. Clearing the shrubs on the concave side and a display boards are better, achieved through representation to the local authorities.

Фото профиля A traveller
A traveller26 дней назад

Normal people kaam kar rahe hain, PM ramp walk karne me busy hai !!

Фото профиля Akhilesh Godha
Akhilesh Godha26 дней назад

There is whiteline on side of the road which needs to be the guide for all motorists. Again great job installing reflectors 👍🏾

Фото профиля Kiran Kumar Mattey
Kiran Kumar Mattey26 дней назад

Let the govt keep sleeping and common man doed keep doing their work. 🙏

Фото профиля SunnysideUp
SunnysideUp26 дней назад

God bless them.. True humans indeed

Фото профиля MotoCatch AI
MotoCatch AI25 дней назад

Small actions can make a big difference in road safety. 👏 Reflectors today, safer journeys tomorrow.

Фото профиля Jeetix.eth
Jeetix.eth26 дней назад

White lane or these signals are very best for night driving but why blame anyone else in this because there were signals on the road to our village, they completely disappeared in 1 year.

Фото профиля Freedom Of Speech
Freedom Of Speech26 дней назад

What a cause , what an impact 👏👏👏

Фото профиля commoncitizenhyd
commoncitizenhyd26 дней назад

@prakashraaj @Cockroachisback just asking you both can do this also know

Фото профиля SVCS- Empowering Communities
SVCS- Empowering Communities25 дней назад

What a Service. Kudos. to the "The Better India"

Фото профиля Mehul (મેહુલ)
Mehul (મેહુલ)26 дней назад

If even this public has to do, what good are our babus and road authority? Nothing! Corruption karo, pet bharo, apna apna dekho, freebies baato

Фото профиля shubham gupta
shubham gupta26 дней назад

Is this really our country India , what is happening

Фото профиля Nityyam Parrmar 🧗🏼‍♂️
Nityyam Parrmar 🧗🏼‍♂️27 дней назад

Great work

Фото профиля Vandana
Vandana26 дней назад

🙏🏻

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