Battery operated cars a welcome step

Jammu

Battery operated cars introduced at Mansar Lake has been welcomed by the people and it is hoped that more such are inducted at other places of interests in Jammu. The government should make efforts to operate such vehicles at eco-fragile zones. This will be important step to curb pollution. — Abhinav, Bari-Brahmana

Stop girls from begging around temples

It is often seen that small girls are found begging around temples, especially Bawe temple. In garb of religion, many children are pushed to beg before the devotees. It is very unfortunate that at a time when several welfare measures have been announced by the government for the girl child, they are pushed towards begging. Temple managements should also stop this practice.  — Sunita Sharma, Talab Tillo

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Srinagar

Create new parking places

While hundreds of cars are being added to roads every day in Kashmir, mostly in Srinagar, the car parking problem continues to persist. After the J&K High Court banned the roadside parking in Srinagar, the locals have very less places to park vehicles, which is creating problems for them. The administration must start a process to develop parking spaces in the city. — Maleeha Jan, Dalgate

Dust on roads

The rise in the presence of dust particles on the roads in Srinagar is posing a health risk to thousands of people. The roads should be properly macadamised and government must find a way to deal with this problem, which is also adding to air pollution in Srinagar. — Aymun Farooq, Sonwar

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