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This delightful clip, shared with me by Nagdev Pawar sir, perfectly captures the ongoing nightmare that is the Virar–Manor stretch of NH-48 as of June 2025. Once a smooth, asphalt-paved highway, it was tragically "upgraded" by NHAI to concrete. The result? A national highway that transforms into India's longest...

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Rahul Srinivas's profile picture
Rahul Srinivas1 year ago

This is the same road in 2023.

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Shivam Vahia1 year ago

@nagdev_pawar Ethanol pe aur soja. Complain mat kar.

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Mayank Mundhra1 year ago

@nagdev_pawar Bhai, itna openly gaali mat do. Daro thoda. Train mein ghus ke maar sakte hain, toh kahin bhi safe nhi ho!

Rahul Srinivas's profile picture
Rahul Srinivas1 year ago

@nagdev_pawar Right now in commie Kerala.

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Shreyas S Sarmalkar1 year ago

@nagdev_pawar Cement topping work was done bcz ambani cement was to be utilized which was supposed to go waste..as an dubai company cancelled the project..for which cement was produced on huge quantity...in south. Hence it's an scam

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Akshay Patil1 year ago

@nagdev_pawar Cement road me bhi chhed pad gaye 😱

Rahul Srinivas's profile picture
Rahul Srinivas1 year ago

@nagdev_pawar Ab iske upar wapas dambar daalke patchwork karenge 😂

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Akshay Marathe1 year ago

@nagdev_pawar 22 km??

Rahul Srinivas's profile picture
Rahul Srinivas1 year ago

@nagdev_pawar Yes, this is from today morning.

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Shivanand Chavhan1 year ago

@nagdev_pawar road contratcs are given to earn money not to build roads

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