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Delhi's Public Works Department completed a one-day project to fill 3,400 potholes, mobilizing 1,000 workers and 200 vans. This initiative aims to greatly improve city infrastructure before the monsoon.

Delhi PWD Fills 3,400 Potholes in a Day

In an impressive one-day campaign, Delhi's PWD filled 3,400 potholes to enhance safety and road conditions, mobilizing a large workforce and equipment under Minister Parvesh Verma's supervision.

Delhi's PWD launched a major one-day mission to fill 3,400 potholes, with 1,000 workers deployed. Minister Parvesh Verma supervised the project, emphasizing its intent to enhance safety and aesthetics.

The one-day campaign to fill 3,400 potholes began on Tuesday with PWD Minister Parvesh Verma visiting the Chittaranjan Park area in South Delhi to oversee the work.
The Public Works Department (PWD) has pressed around 200 maintenance vans and 1,000 workers and officials into the campaign across the national capital.
"Today a historic initiative has started across Delhi. In a single day, the work of filling 3,400 potholes has started on 1,400 km of PWD roads. This is no ordinary repair, it is an honest attempt to make Delhi safe, beautiful and accessible," said Verma in a post on X in Hindi.
Our team has been in the field since morning pictures are coming from every corner, he added.
Several ministers and the BJP MLAs hailed the government's initiative and posted pictures on social media platforms of pothole repair work going on in their respective constituencies.
"These potholes were damaging the roads for the past several years. Hence, Chief Minister Rekha Gupta took this decision that in one day 3,400 potholes will be filled," Environment Minister Manjinder Singh Sirsa told reporters.
The PWD earlier identified and geo-tagged all potholes on the 1,400 kilometers of road network under its jurisdiction just before the monsoon.
Around 60 per cent of the potholes had been filled by 12 pm, said officials.

It's raining money, or it must have been since the drain pipes were full of cash!
The residence of PWD joint engineer Shantha Gowda Biradar in Kalaburagi district was raided as part of a statewide crackdown on government officials accused of corruption. During the raid, officials of the Anti-Corruption Bureau recovered ₹25 lakh in cash and gold. After a tip off, officials got a plumber to extract the wads of currency notes from the drain pipes. Nearly ₹40 lakh were extracted from the pipes. Talk about a cash flow (alternatively can say money drain too)
Also see: Watch: CBI team attacked in Odisha during raid in child pornography case
The Anti-Corruption Bureau has conducted searches at 60 locations in connection with disproportionate assets cases against 15 officials.

Watch: ₹40 lakh cash found in drain pipe during raid on PWD employee in Karnataka

Wads of currency notes were dug out of pipelines in a raid by Karnataka's Anti-Corruption Bureau at the residence of an engineer with the Public Works Development.

It's raining money, or it must have been since the drain pipes were full of cash!
The residence of PWD joint engineer Shantha Gowda Biradar in Kalaburagi district was raided as part of a statewide crackdown on Karnataka government officials accused of corruption.&nbsp; During the raid, officials of the Anti-Corruption Bureau recovered&nbsp;₹25 lakh in cash and&nbsp;gold. After a tip off, officials got a plumber to extract the wads of currency notes from the drain pipes. Nearly ₹40&nbsp;lakh&nbsp;were extracted from the pipes. Talk about a cash&nbsp;flow.&nbsp;

Wads of currency notes were dug out of pipelines in a raid by Karnataka's Anti-Corruption Bureau at the residence of an engineer with the Public Works Development.

It's raining money, or it must have been since the drain pipes were full of cash!
The residence of PWD joint engineer Shantha Gowda Biradar in Kalaburagi district was raided as part of a state-wide crackdown on Karnataka government officials accused of corruption.&nbsp; During <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/sonu-sood-reacts-to-income-tax-raids-don-t-have-to-tell-my-story-time-will-1632124393756" target="_blank">the raid</a>, officials of the Anti-Corruption Bureau recovered&nbsp;₹25 lakh in cash and&nbsp;gold. After a tip off, officials got a plumber to extract the wads of currency notes from the drain pipes. Nearly ₹40&nbsp;lakh&nbsp;were extracted from the pipes. Talk about a cash&nbsp;flow.
Also see:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/local/watch-cbi-team-attacked-in-odisha-during-raid-in-child-pornography-case-1637115365244" target="_blank">Watch: CBI team attacked in Odisha during raid in child pornography case</a>
The Anti-Corruption Bureau has conducted searches at 60 locations in connection with disproportionate assets cases against 15 officials.

Bad Roads: Ambulance Says No to Patients

Annoyed over the dilapidated condition of the rural roads in Koroighat under Dhansiri Subdivision connecting Sarupathar to Golaghat, residents of the area staged a protest to draw attention of the authorities to the 7 km long stretch in the Assam-Nagaland border area. Residents blamed the local MLA of 94-Sarupathar Constituency and PWD authorities for the condition of the road. Its been almost 8 years that the condition of the road has not improved. Around 600 dumpers ply on this route daily carrying stones from the Dayang river which has further destroyed the road. A resident lamented that due to the worst condition of the rural roads there is no 108 ambulance service in the area.

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