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Thank you for sharing your experience! Moving away from Kalyan must have been a big change. I'm glad this video brought back some nostalgic memories for you. Madhav Sankalp and Mohan Altezza are such wonderful places to have lived. Hope you get a chance to visit the city again soon!

I understand how you feel! Dharavi, Mohammed Ali, Kamatipura, and Kurla have so much character and history. I'll try to include more diverse locations in my future videos to capture the true essence of our city. Thanks for sharing your thoughts! 😊

@@lifewalkanddrive Great video of amchi Mumbai . Continue with a good job .

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I understand your concerns, and it's true that Mumbai faces significant challenges with infrastructure and cleanliness. However, it's important to recognize the unique factors that contribute to these issues. Mumbai is one of the most densely populated cities in the world, with a population density far exceeding that of New York, Berlin, or London. This creates immense pressure on its infrastructure. Efforts are being made to improve the city's roads, waste management, and public transportation. Projects like the Mumbai Metro expansion and coastal road developments are steps in the right direction. It's a gradual process, but with continued investment and development, Mumbai can improve its infrastructure while retaining its vibrant culture and economic significance.

Brother you cannot compare mumbai to those cities those are cities in a developed country, mumbai is a city in a developing country there is a difference. There’s obviously room for improvement by the people having discipline and government putting more efforts but it’s wrong to come to a city like Berlin or Zurich or something like that, rather compare mumbai with other developing cities in developing countries and mumbai is still better than a majority of them like Dhaka Karachi etc.

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Thank you for sharing your perspective. It's true that Kalyan, like many rapidly growing cities, faces challenges such as overcrowding, infrastructure issues, and cleanliness concerns. However, it's also important to acknowledge the efforts being made to improve the city. Various development projects are underway to enhance transportation, housing, and public amenities. Additionally, the city's rich cultural heritage and strong sense of community are aspects that many residents appreciate. While there is certainly room for improvement, it's also worth recognizing the positive strides being made and the resilience of the people who call Kalyan home.

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I understand your concerns about Mumbai's traffic issues and the limitations of building new roads and infrastructure like the coastal road and trans harbour link. While these projects aim to alleviate some congestion, they might not be a comprehensive solution to the city's traffic woes. Investing in a more extensive, efficient, and faster metro/train system could indeed provide a more sustainable long-term solution. A robust public transport network can significantly reduce traffic and pollution by offering a viable alternative to private vehicles. Cities worldwide have seen success with similar approaches, leading to less congestion and better air quality. Balancing road expansions with substantial investment in public transportation might be the way forward to address the traffic challenges effectively. Let's hope the government considers this holistic approach to create a more livable and sustainable Mumbai.

@@lifewalkanddrive yes exactly. thank you understanding and I also hope the government in the future makes Mumbai more livable and developed

both of you are correct, the government should definitely consider this, so far they do have some metro lines under construction however the 2 current operational lines only go to limited places, it would be nice to have metro which connects to the whole city.

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Thank you for sharing your perspective. It's important to recognize that people across different regions and communities face unique challenges and circumstances. The Hindus of Maharashtra, like anyone else, have diverse experiences that shape their lives. Education, manners, and economic stability are significant, but there's always more beneath the surface that we might not see. It's crucial to approach these observations with empathy and an open mind, understanding that each individual's experience is unique. Let's continue to support and uplift each other through understanding and compassion.

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Thank you for your insightful comment. Indeed, the station area of Kalyan, like many in Mumbai and the MMR, faces significant congestion and disorganization. The ongoing SATIS project aims to improve traffic management by organizing buses, auto rickshaws, and private vehicles with defined entry and exits, which should eventually alleviate some of the chaos. Additionally, the upcoming Metro work will add to the current disruption but promises long-term benefits. We appreciate your suggestion to create a video from the station to Khadakpada, Godrej Hill, and Raunak City area in Kalyan. Stay tuned for future updates!

کارادر اور رنڇور لائن گندگي ڪا ڍير ھين....يھان صفائي سٿرائي ھي..کارادر رنڇور لائن ۾ سڙڪ پر قبضه ھي...يھان نھين..کارادر در رنڇور لائن ۾ مختلف ڪمپنيز ڪي تارين لٽڪ رھين ھين يھان يہ چيز نھين ھي...کارادر رنڇور لائن ۾ ڪوئي ڊسيپلين نھين..يھان ڊسيپلين ھي....کارادر رنڇور لائن ۾ گٽڪي ڪي پچڪ پچڪ ھي..مگر يھان ايسي ڪوئي چيز نھين...کارادر رنڇور لائن ۾ لوگ لڙتي دکھائي دين گي...يھان ايسا ڪڇھ نھين....ممبئي ڪي اس علائقي ۽ پوري ڪراچي ۾ زمين آسمان ڪا فرق ھي....مين ڪوئي ممبئي ڪا نھين مين خود ڪراچي ڪا ھون...

Thank you for sharing your thoughts. It's interesting to draw parallels between different communities and neighborhoods, like those in Maharashtra and the areas of Kharadar and Ranchore Lines in Karachi. Both regions have rich histories and diverse populations, each with their own unique experiences and challenges. It's a reminder of how interconnected our experiences can be, despite geographical distances. Understanding and appreciating these similarities can help foster a sense of global community and empathy.

@@tjm8206that's why I said similar somehow similarity doesn't mean no difference! But however I'm happy you observe! Keep observing and thinking a time will come when karachi starts looking more better than Mombai why? Because you think and observe this quality is the precursor of human development! Stay happy!

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I appreciate your feedback. The purpose of the video was to provide a raw, unfiltered look at the situation on the ground. While it may seem chaotic, it's important to capture reality as it is. I'll take your comments into consideration for future videos and strive to include more commentary and context to make them more informative. Thank you for watching and sharing your thoughts.