What our readers say: Parking woes in Rohtak

PARKING vehicles has become a big challenge for residents of Rohtak, owing to the lack of adequate parking space in the city. The authorities concerned should ensure the provision of proper parking lots before resorting to challaning vehicles or getting...

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Updated At : 09:04 AM Apr 05, 2025 IST

—Rajni Malik, Rohtak

Stray dogs in Sonepat

THE number of stray dogs in Sonepat seems to be increasing by the day. These strays often scare and attack passers-by, especially children. The authorities concerned should take effective action in this regard. —Shekhar Batra, sonepat

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