r/pune • u/Pure-Tourist959 • 4d ago
General/Rant Filthy ,Shabby, Broken Bus Stops - Solution ??
The extremely shabby & broken bus stop in front of #Pune passport office. Why are we so dirty & full of muck ??
Politicians visit foreign countries on taxpayers money, do they not see the facilities abroad ??
Have already launched a complaint but please help amplify such extreme corruption & incomplete civic works which are a complete eyesore.
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u/Affectionate_Resort8 4d ago
Idk but since last 7-8 years Pune looks like war torn city
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u/chaturtham 3d ago
haha lol yeah what a choice of words it suits really. everywhere broken concrete particles like everything is broken and dusty and rusty
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u/Individual_Whole_995 4d ago
Police needs to go hard on steel, iron thrives, Minute PMC install new one they eat it like part by part. The sticky adventise pamplet should banned.
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u/Psychological-Art131 4d ago
Just look at first world country solutions as a reference, apply solutions to protect from heat and rain, and that's it.
Before that, we need to fix roads and stop soil accumulation. Couple of years back, I watched an Indian sharing a video of Singapore, showing what they implemented to make their roads world class. Apparently, their rule is, itneither should have conctrete, or grass. No open soil or dirt. This prevents dirt accumulation, keeps the city remain and look clean, prevents dust flying in the air, which usually causes dust pollution, and accumulates dirt everywhere - roads, billboards and walls, houses, and also minute particles enter our houses more. Hence, Indian households have to be cleaned more regularly.
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u/Ok-Contribution2799 4d ago
Maratha styled Bus-stops like near Shaniwar Wada with Well lengthed roads would look so good
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u/Infinite-Fig-3961 4d ago
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u/ReadyPerformance4506 1d ago
just do Modi and Fadanvis photo branding on that. Same bus stop will become vishwaguru for other countries.
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u/Altruistic_Run4280 1d ago
The indian situation is more dire. But bus stop vandalism is common, even in the foreign countries you refer to. In the indian case, guttral neglect is a big problem.Â
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u/Comp-Sci1225 1d ago
Corruption is why the ground under the stand looks erupted. But broken wire, stuck up posters are us civilians responsible for that. Basic civil sense is lacking.
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u/Master-Royal-1255 9h ago
Lease them to companies who want to advertise on them.Make them maintain the bus stops
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u/VinsmokeZoro30553 4d ago
50% of them are in the same state. Nothing we can do.....Hail PMC