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Stop making fool to the Varanasi people, first arrange to improve sewerage of the city first, just 2 days slow rain spoiled the lives of the Varanasi citizens
If there is no development then Print has pain and if any development is there then again there is apain in The print stomach .Is there any solution to it .
we don’t expect any better from the team of Shekhar Gupta……there are always some people complaining against some development work……..but the requirement of the hour is to see that Varanasi gets decongested and beautified and sanitised….
Stop making fool to the Varanasi people, first arrange to improve sewerage of the city first, just 2 days slow rain spoiled the lives of the Varanasi citizens
Do nothing….take not an inch of land for factories, metros, highways. That is real development.
Then u should better take up PM seat
The print pucca kangross chamcha
If there is no development then Print has pain and if any development is there then again there is apain in The print stomach .Is there any solution to it .
we don’t expect any better from the team of Shekhar Gupta……there are always some people complaining against some development work……..but the requirement of the hour is to see that Varanasi gets decongested and beautified and sanitised….
Many years ago, the saintly Dr Singh had spoken of Bombay becoming Shanghai …
Sir very regressive article , people have been welcoming the developments in Varanasi