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Overhead Internet & electrical Cables Pose Serious Threat to Citizens - Urgent Need to Enforce Duct Policy Today in the Maharashtra Assembly, I raised a pressing concern about the growing menace of overhead internet and cable wires across Pune city. A recent incident near Nanded City, where a snapped...

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AiyerSunil1 年前

@NIBMFORUM @JDhankikar @sunilkoloti Sir, although these issues are important, a humble request on behalf of the citizens of Undri/NIBM Annexue/Mohammedwadi. Undri became a part of PMC since 2017 and the citizens ended paying three times the Property Taxes as paid to the Gram Panchayat earlier but following not attended to by anyone; 🚨 No DP plan for the areas as yet 🚨 No water through PMC and huge monies spent on procuring Tanker Water 🚨 No public parks although Amenity spaces are available as per plan of the area 🚨 Erratic power supply with voltage fluctuations 🚨 Roads in bad shape and many roads yet not taken over by PMC 🚨 Sewerage and Drainage lines lacking We hope and trust that you could raise these points in the Assembly to get our issues noticed by PMC and various State Government departments. An anguished citizen of Undri 🙏

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ShivHiSatyaHey108🛕🕉1 年前

Sir - When will Univ flyover will be ready for use and also you assured for Khadki underpass development.... Now pls don't tell us we have to wait till 2030...

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Defence Brat1 年前

Raising since ages

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Shilpa.Pande1 年前

Roads don't make the city ugly? What about people wasting hours in traffic jams? Beautiful sight? Beggars? Hoardings showing silly faces. ? Not ugly?

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Sanjay Parmar1 年前

Because No service line pipes are laid across the city. Internet via cable was introduced around 96-97. Why did PMC never make provision for that much earlier? Despite Pune was being projected as an IT hub.

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mayurjain1 年前

We truly need wireless India. Reduce visual pollution of overhead wires. Difference between developed and developing countries.

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Rajendra Kulkarni1 年前

Absolutely. It is a great menace and looks shabby over residential campus. All such Service providers need to lay the cables properly in a conduit till user location. Society shouldn’t accord permission who do such shabby works.

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Dhruva D. Waikar1 年前

I urge Pune people to repost this post and support the apt issue taken up by @SidShirole @nachiket1982 @JagdeepDESAI9 @punekarnews @RoadsOfMumbai @RoadPune @BalwadkarAmol

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Candid!Views personal.RT not an Endorsement!1 年前

Smart City !

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Mayur1 年前

Tata airtel jio all operators through their vendors are using overhead cables Who is responsible for loss of revenue of pcmc and pmc

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