RE:No one will solve the problems of Mubaites.
by raj g on Jun 30, 2007 12:35 PM Permalink
its our country our place.. who is shivaji bhai to host us.. we need to solve the problem.. people like shivaji bhai is busy creating caste discrimination for politician and end of the day wont have anything for them... they are just puppets so pity of them and leave them you need big heart to host people..
RE:No one will solve the problems of Mubaites.
by raj g on Jun 30, 2007 12:33 PM Permalink
because Shivajibhai was not capable and was lazy, Nayak made this city reach to the place where it is, now again shivajibhai has taken the power so same problem.. Nayak please bring more nayak's... hahahahha
RE:No one will solve the problems of Mubaites.
by sivajibhai on Jun 30, 2007 12:36 PM Permalink
sivajibhai cares two hoots whether Nayak or more Nayak...Sivajibhai has Balbhai to take care of everything hehehehehhe
RE:No one will solve the problems of Mubaites.
by raj g on Jun 30, 2007 12:47 PM Permalink
pls take care of yourself bhai, and solve this situation, evacuating mumbai is not solution, mumbaites are its strenght no bhai's
RE:No one will solve the problems of Mubaites.
by RAJMOHAN NAIR on Jun 30, 2007 12:38 PM Permalink
If they solve the problems, then how can they cheat the public and embazzel the public fund.
RE:No one will solve the problems of Mubaites.
by sivajibhai on Jun 30, 2007 01:04 PM Permalink
Ok friends you can live in Mumbai ...no worry okie...hehhehheheheehhe...bhai tp kar rela hai re...
This is a very standard report when it rains heavily in Mumbai. Rediff and other news agencies would be having such reports saved as 'templates' and must be simply pasting this template on the web site with a few minor amendments, everytime it rains heavily.
TV news channels will show clippings which only god knows, if were taken recently of 5 years back!
RE:Standard Report
by sivajibhai on Jun 30, 2007 12:30 PM Permalink
yeah true! And I am sure you are sitting in the comfort of your home with a cup of hot cofee and kanda bhajiya enjoying the day...Try going out in the rain and doing some reporting..
RE:Standard Report
by bharat on Jun 30, 2007 12:33 PM Permalink
To add a step further, I am sitting in my comfortable house at place a few thousand kms from Mumbai and sending these comments.... not like Sivajibhai who is sending messages from Dharavi!
RE:Family planning operation required!!!!
by Rao Gopal on Jun 30, 2007 12:30 PM Permalink
How do you relate the rains to child birth? Think twice before you post any comments.
RE:Family planning operation required!!!!
by Rehman SH on Jun 30, 2007 10:52 PM Permalink
Not pollution control. this is due to consumption explosion. You pack up every inch of soil you own with concrete. Not letting sufficient vegetation cover to imbibe rain water into ground. The main problem is not smoke from your vehicle, but due to indiscriminate mining and manufacturing, that is too to satisfy your artificial needs. Minimize them first. Pollution starts at the point of wants and gradually emerges out at the point of utility, manufacturing and mining. Limit the space under concrete and expand the space under vegetation. Concentrate first on availability of pure air, potable water and unadulterated food, they are utterly scarce now. Concrete and gadgets are nor our aim. Welfare !!!!!! Questionable is human life, because materials have overpowered the nature and natural being, that is human being.
RE:Family planning operation required!!!!
by Sagar on Jun 30, 2007 12:38 PM Permalink
Abe paagal ravi kancharana,thu kai ko paida hua re, thu kahin drainage mey doop mar, isse acha mauka kabhi nahi milega aur thodsa duniya ka bhoj kam hojayega.
Aur ban on child's birth therese hi shuru karen, thu jise dhek kar apne aap ko mard samj rahe ho use kaat daal.
True!! we CANNOT blame the BMC all alone!! It's US to be blamed.
When we look for new homes, we ask for swimming pools, clubs, community hall, Gym and what not?? But, how many of us check if rain water harvesting is in place???
The rains are normal!!! But, the way WE have structured ourselves is too bad and we can't even face these normal rains. I still remember the days of childhood when rains use to continue for 3-4 days together, but we never faced problems as much as we face today.
Think what we have done to the rain water???
Today it pours on to our roof tops, and RUNS to drainages!!! Where is place for MOTHER EARTH to take a SIP of it??? We are applying pathces to the face of Earth.
Having said that, Now what???
We should come up with a system, at ROOT level, which stores rain water. If we start doing that, the SUDDEN WATER LOG can be controlled to a great extent.
Who will do that??? US!!! Every house will have to do that!!! How long will we keep the rain water running away from us???? Why can't we use the rain water for home usage directly by harvesting it in our own buildings?? Does'nt it sound like a fool that we let the rain water runaway and purchase the same from Govt. Is this THE system??
You would think it's a joke!! How'z that possible? Remember the Squirrel story from Ramayana?? So, let's stand and say "I will do my part!!!" That would be a great help to BMC and yes, to us.
RE:RE:We can!!!
by rahul panwar on Jun 30, 2007 12:43 PM Permalink
bUT GENTLEMAN PLS HAVE A LOOK AT THE VOLUME OF WATER RAINING in mumbai then say if it is possible to store such a high volume.Further rain harvesting will not solve poor problem of bad,narrow roads and poor drainage systems.
RE:RE:RE:We can!!!
by sivajibhai on Jun 30, 2007 12:51 PM Permalink
The problem here is Mumbai is basically a collection of islands which is artifically combined with concrete to make a single island and plus further concretised to make it a concrete piece of land. Where will the water go? Naturally it will stay until the rain subsides and the tide goes down. Along with this water the entire citys human excreta gets mixed up and Mumbai becomes one big *shitpot*
RE:We can!!!
by Prakash Nadar on Jun 30, 2007 12:14 PM Permalink
Well, though your comments are good but it is not the solution for bad drain management, it is about using the rain water to its maximum so that we use less water from the resourvoir.
You can not store these massive amount of water to save mumbai from flooding, maybe if you store these amount of water it will give rise to other problems related to mosiquitoes.
Yes, the drain system is a problem because the suburbs drainage system was not well planed and hence we see the problem year after year.
RE:We can!!!
by sivajibhai on Jun 30, 2007 12:22 PM Permalink
Too many people..too much *shit*...too much kachra...Legislators, corporators, social workers, political workers, goverment servants, municipal servants siphoning of public money....big business small business looting the public...gangsters extorting money and paying off politicians...this is the problem...
RE:We can!!!
by Samir Sawant on Jun 30, 2007 12:32 PM Permalink
People in buildings can store it in their tanks!! Most of the buildings have one tank which stores the water from BMC and another one for water from Borewell in times of water cut. We should use these borewell water tanks to harvest the rain water.
For people not living in buildings it's even more simpler. Because they store the drinkning water for the day, so all the water they get store in there water tanks is used just for washing.
I'm not asking everyone to follow this, but try and smallest of their effort.
Also, remember, using the rain water is not a compulsion, but storing it, to avoid sudden water logs, in heavy rains is. You can always drain it, later when the rains slow down.
RE:We can!!!
by sivajibhai on Jun 30, 2007 12:49 PM Permalink
I think you have underestimated the volume of rain and the power of water. Do you even know how much water pours in with just one day of rain? This is not about housing society tanks or whatever. This is about oceans of rain water! You cannot store rain water in housing society tanks to be used for a day or two. Rain water harvesting is a scientific process and this needs to be done in large tracts of land and not in society compounds. You could harvest rain water in a spare tank that your society might have and even if all housing societies in Mumbai store such rain water it would just amount to a fraction of the rain that barsofies on Mumbai in a day.
RE:mumbai is slumbai the indian dustbin
by Ajeda on Jun 30, 2007 12:13 PM Permalink
Why don't you get out of mumbai if you feel its rotten ? Do you dare to leave mumbai if you feel its slumbai ? Read the comment from Samir Sawant and think about it. Why blame the political parties when it is you who has elected the leaders ? I doubt if you really exercise your adult franchise at the time of elections. I have a strong feeling that you prefer to go on picnics and just booze out at parties on the day of elections. If you don't realize your OWN mistake, you have no right to point fingers at others Mr. careless harkatul.. whatever..
RE:Kurla Station - Is it hell ?
by AJAY ANAND on Jun 30, 2007 12:44 PM Permalink
This is a common forum, this kind of abusive language proves your origin. Do you come from a Slum? or dont know what is a discussion forum.
