Sir, Today one salesman at Nandini milk booth refused to accept ten rupee coin saying that the customers are not accepting, and I could try giving the coin to a customer, and…
Sir, Today one salesman at Nandini milk booth refused to accept ten rupee coin saying that the customers are not accepting, and I could try giving the coin to a customer, and also the “people inside.” Can’t our law-enforcing authorities act strict on this matter? I am not much aware of the legal side of this aspect but the Government of India has minted the coins. Is not refusing to accept the coins illegal?
- K. P. Rajkumar, Jyothinagar, 29.5.2018
Sir, In Kanakadasanagar, on the road opposite Ultima Health Care, the pit dug up for laying pipeline hasn’t been filled with mud properly and the hole is so deep that tyres of…
Sir, I wish to raise a serious concern regarding the irresponsible dumping of garbage in vacant sites and open spaces in 3rd Stage, New Devanur Extension, near JFC Football Ground in Rajivnagar,…
Sir, Our city is heading toward a dangerous cautionary tale. The obsession with blindly adding traffic signals has backfired, drastically increasing congestion on roads that used to be perfectly fine. If we…
