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What our readers say: Unpaved pedestrian path near Nav Bahar needs attention

A section of the pedestrian path near Nav Bahar has remained unpaved for a long time, making it inconvenient and unsafe for daily commuters. The authorities concerned are urged to take prompt action to pave the path and ensure better...

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Shimla, Updated At : 10:17 AM Jan 30, 2025 IST

A section of the pedestrian path near Nav Bahar has remained unpaved for a long time, making it inconvenient and unsafe for daily commuters. The authorities concerned are urged to take prompt action to pave the path and ensure better accessibility for pedestrians. —Urvashi, Shimla

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