Telangana: Sewage spills onto road in Tadban, civic officials turn their nose up

For the past week, sewage has been overflowing near the government primary school in Galbalguda, Tadban. The stench in the area is unbearable and commuters and residents are upset with the authorities for poor maintenance of the area. Despite repeated complaints, officials have not solved the problem. I request the authorities concerned to repair all faulty manholes and keep the area clean — Mohammed Akram
Perpetual nightmare
The stretch between Malik Motors and MMR Gardens, abutting NH-44 in Old Bowenpally is devoid of any streetlight.Pedestrians and commuters travelling on the stretch during night have to depend on the illumination from the shops owned by automobile distributors on the slip road. However, once these shops close their shutters, those commuting on the stretch are worried about their safety. People travelling on this stretch are vulnerable to crimes. I request civic authorities to will look into the issue — Jyothi R
Garbage menace
Garbage is being dumped in an open plot near Daffodils Apartment in Nethaji Nagar, Kapra. A garbage bin was placed in the open plot right in the middle of two apartments and this is encouraging people to dump garbage in the area. This poses a serious health hazard to residents of the apartments as well as others living in the colony. The owners have failed to erect a wall or construct a fence to put an end to the menace. I urge the authorities to remove the bin from the open plot and build a fence around the area — N Nagarajan
Plying without permit
Autorickshaws from other districts are plying on city roads and authorities are turning a blind eye to the issue. Many vehicles are plying on roads without permit with impunity, adding to pollution and traffic congestion. Police and civic officials should focus on stopping auto drivers without permits from riding on city roads — Utkash Jain