Rohan N
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Imagine being stranded at 12:00 midnight with barely any battery, and Tata’s response is: “Oops, sorry you’re at a Tata EV charger we are from Tata motors team . One team member said he was busy with family and couldn’t talk. No customer care, no urgency, no real help. Also, serious question how did you call me without me sharing my number? Isn’t that a privacy concern? Huge thanks to @Xroaders_001 paaji for stepping in and helping us reach home. 🙏 Otherwise, we would’ve been stuck there for hours. Never thought you could be left stranded just because charger software isn’t working. This isn’t a small glitch it directly impacts safety. Reality check: You still can’t comfortably drive from Jaipur to Chandigarh in one go. Even something like a G-Wagon EV would need charging en route. Spending ₹3.5 crore on a car and still worrying about basic charging infrastructure is frustrating!








#SmartCityPuneScam 🏗️ | Post #5 📍 Madhuban Society, Baner – The “Environment Park” Story Another example of misplaced priorities and inflated spending? An “Environment Park” was constructed near Madhuban Society in Baner under the Smart City Pune initiative. The final cost came out to ₹1.34 Cr, nearly 10% higher than the budget. But here’s what I want to understand from residents: 🔍 Is anyone actually using this park? 🔒 Is it even open to the public, or kept locked? 🪑 Wasn’t a simpler, more functional park with proper seating, shade, and open area more useful and far more cost-effective? 📸 Request to nearby citizens: Please share a top view photo or drone shot if you can. Would love to see the actual usage, design, and accessibility of this ₹1.34 Cr project. Let’s keep asking: Is Smart City about public good or just smart budgeting to benefit a few?

















@GemsOfMBMC @NHAI_Official @nitin_gadkari @My_MBMC @iNarendraMehta @PratapSarnaik @nareshmhaske @CMOMaharashtra @mashrujeet @krishnaguptaRTI @fpjindia @lokmattimeseng Thank you for bringing this to our attention. The mastic asphalt work on the Kashimira Flyover has been completed, except for approximately 80 metres near the approach portion, which will be completed within the next 2–3 days.


























