
Belagavi: Raids on Two More Finance Firms Over High-Return Investment Scheme
Belagavi: Authorities in Belagavi have conducted raids on two more finance firms—City Index and Grodhan LLP—for allegedly collecting crores of rupees from the public by
Cleanliness is becoming major concern in the city now. People do not seem to take issues seriously, they probably might end up with much more chaos than expected. While we blame the corporation and others for not keeping the city clean or other things, but we tend tp forget that the major responsibility is of the citizens themselves.
Another scenario at Hulbatti colony, Shahapur, Back side of Patidar Bhavan seems very disturbing, while there is some drainage leakage and water is clogged creating irritating smell and has become a party place to diseases causing germs and the corporation seems in no mood to clean the mess, the people around the locality are simply making things worse by throwing garbage in the same area.
It becomes very difficult to blame anyone alone, because everyone is responsible, lets please change this little by little. Every step is necessary and is equally important.
Team Marvelous Belgaum requests the concerned authorities to kindly take the immediate action.

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