Politicians, bureaucrats and now judges - the whole system will keep talking on everything except the actual actionable(s) that can solve this mess
Just clean up the roads of dirt, build footpaths, repair roads and stop parali burning
Delhi pollution showdown reaches top court
CJI: Culture of Diwali gifts adds to vehicular pollution
SC: More cars on streets to buy Diwali gifts; must stop commercialisation of Diwali
@AneeshaMathur with more details
#Delhi #AirPollution #DelhiAQI #SupremeCourt | @PoojaShali
EVERY road in Gurgaon is full of dust and roads look so dirty and filthy. The same dust is in the air and you can see the brown haze everywhere but government officials go into full Dhritarashtra mode during these months
Somethings are truly priceless like fresh air and you realise this when you take the millionaire mile Golf Course road l. Even 100 crore flats can’t fight the smog #gurugram #pollution
Our problem has never been launches
It's been maintenance - Not only about trains but everything
Government launches swanky buildings and offices but within a year they have dirt all over
We make new expressways but don't maintain those
Same with Roads, footpaths etc
Can I say the same thing about my Income Taxes?
I generate wealth and it gets taken to feed those who don't and i get ZERO benefits back
Isn't the lady in the front an interior designer ?
~200 of the biggest people in tech all under one roof.
Such is the energy at the apple event today
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
Apple's "Pro and Tell" was an invite-only hands-on experience for journalists and content creators, not a gathering of the biggest tech leaders.
mashable.com/life/apple-inf…
9to5mac.com/2026/10/19/app…
theverge.com/tech/1018096/a…
Unpopular opinion - Rather than launching 10 different cards for 10 different partners
SBI needs a single card that can give them an edge over others
No nonsense card with a flat 5%+ return on all spends without many exclusions
We talk about being a developed country soon but we can't even sort basic traffic jams in one the most prominent and wealthy cities of the country
Takes almost 2 hours to cover 18 KMs and only traffic policemen visible were at Red Lights with smooth traffic to challan folks
Yes. Glad that someone else also feels this way. Just fixing this basic things can solve so many problems
Its easy to fix, doesn't cost much but still we don't do it - no idea why !
I’ve said it a hundred times - the biggest reason why Indian cities look so bad at ground level is an absence of proper pavements.
*It causes air pollution
*It prevents pedestrian movement
*It encourages littering
*It ruins the country’s image.
Why can’t we build and maintain proper pavements?
Why can’t we fix the problem across the nation in mission mode?














