>>2325(OP)

This is instantly such a bad look lmao, Abe ise iska husband maarta pitta nahi hai kya? Who let this retard (epi) delhi yaar. Of course, no tawa in the drain—so water can’t evaporate! Silly engineers relying on pumps and slopes instead of cookware.

>>2325(OP)

How to Fix Delhi for Dummies

> Identify Critical Hotspots

Use existing MCD reports, public complaints, and previous year data to shortlist 30 worst-hit spots: Minto Bridge, Pul Prahladpur, Ring Road bottlenecks, and outer colonies.

Estimated Cost: ₹10 lakh (desk review, zero field survey)

> Manual Desilting at Key Points

Deploy daily-wage workers to clear only surface chokepoints—manholes, inlet grates—at hotspots like Lajpat Nagar, Nangloi, Tilak Nagar. Skip deep drains.

Estimated Cost: ₹1.5 crore (1,000 workers for 10 days)

> Minimal Outfall Clearance

Manually clear silt at 5 key outfalls: Barapullah, Najafgarh, Kushak, and 2 Yamuna feeder drains. Focus only on top layer blockage.

Estimated Cost: ₹1 crore (small teams, no machines)

> Pump Rental at Critical Points

Rent 50 pumps (not buy) for 10 days, place only where water is 1+ ft deep—Pul Prahladpur, Zakhira, Azadpur, Sarai Kale Khan underpass.

Estimated Cost: ₹3 crore (rental + operators)

> Use Natural Drainage

Open blocked green spaces and roadside slopes to guide water naturally to drains in Patparganj, Geeta Colony, and Dwarka. Zero trenching.

Estimated Cost: ₹50 lakh (minor clearing, signage, barriers)

>>2329

no idea where you got those numbers from but this sounds too cheap and doable

>>2325(OP)

>Why did BJP pick her in a constituency with a high educated% and where urban issues are more important then regular Indian politics

She is doing great work if you see beyond whatever meme news you are seeing.

Delhi Yamuna river cleanup, delhi's biggest landfill being cleared and greenified...atlarge scale.

>>2337

I have been tracking these two issues in particular in recent times and have posted in the infra thread.