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What our readers say: Call for clean surroundings

The compound adjacent to the copying branch of the Ambala Deputy Commissioner’s office has turned into a garbage dump. How can we expect cleanliness from the general public when top officials fail to maintain cleanliness in their own premises? A...

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Updated At : 08:52 AM Apr 19, 2025 IST

The compound adjacent to the copying branch of the Ambala Deputy Commissioner’s office has turned into a garbage dump. How can we expect cleanliness from the general public when top officials fail to maintain cleanliness in their own premises? A dedicated campaign should be launched to clean and maintain this compound. —Gian P Kansal, Ambala

Maintain city parks

Parks in Rohtak city are in dire need of maintenance. They should either be properly maintained by the local municipal authorities or handed over to the Residents’ Welfare Associations (RWAs) of the respective colonies or sectors. —Payal Gupta, Rohtak

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