Monday, February 25, 2008

Write it Down Anju. Multi-Storied Parking Lot at Pune.

The multi-storied parking lot with a capacity to accommodate 300 cars or 2,000 two-wheelers was inaugurated on November 5, 2007 at Pune. Of course, there are few roads- like FC road- that now seem to be used only for parking!

The 4.55-crore parking lot project includes a ground plus five stories and is constructed on a 10,000 sq m plot.A six metre-wide ramp has been constructed for vehicles to pass through to upper levels and provision has been made for installing lifts in the future.

I hope my wife Anju will note the advice in following picture.


'For heaven's sakes, Dennis, write it down.'

The Spectator, February 2008

6 comments:

  1. Dear Aniruddha,
    Don't you have any other topic to write blog on car parking lot in Pune? It's not a must, but there are a lot many burning issues in Maharashtra and elsewhere, other than politics?
    Sharad Nayampalli, NC

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  2. I am very happy people get angry with me. They are not indifferent.

    Answer to your question.

    The day I wrote it, for me parking lot was what I felt like writing and I did.

    Sorry if you were disappointed.

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  3. Dear Aniruddha,
    I don't think, it's proper to express happines, if some reader has given his frank opinion, irrespective of his anger.I deplore such attitude. What is wrong, if he says that you have been dirfting away from the current important topics? Please understand a bit, once again. I always turn to your blog for some intersting comment, not this type.
    Waman Karnik

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  4. Dear Waman,

    Indifference is the worst thing that one can get. And I am happy that people are responding either positively or negatively to what I have to say and that this is not a monologue.

    For me, a particluar topic was important a given day.

    I am sorry if someone doesn't like my choice.

    best,

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  5. My dear Aniruddha,
    Blog is an independent medium and the writer has every right to select his/her own topic and no one should put presuure about the choice. However, the reader is a participant and he may very well express his opinion. I feel during the last two dialogues, both the writer and the participant have crossed the barrier. I feel this should be avoided.Do you agree with me, Aniruddha?
    Mangesh Nabar

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  6. Mangesh,

    Thanks.

    I have always said that I welcome every opinion. I have never edited a word so far nor rejected any comment.

    However, if any one feels that I have been impolite, my apologies.

    best,

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