I'm a Keralite working in Bangalore for the past couple of years. This year I wanted to visit my native place for the Onam festival. To my dismay all rail and bus reservations were full and I was waitlisted at 160(Karnataka Express). As Onam is the biggest festival of the Keralites, it would have been nice if some special trains were introduced at the peak time i.e on 28'th and 29'th so that thousands of people like me would benefit.
The fact that during the Sabarimala festival season , there are special trains introduced for many days. Here it is required only for 1 or 2 days. At the very least some additional bogies being introduced would help a lot.

To apprise you of the facts and solicit your intervention in the subject matter:
 1) A Rubber Tree existing outside the above address
 2) On representation and inspection, the Forest Department ordered on 19.05.2001 for removal of the tree
 3) Corporation office was intimated on 19.06.2001 by the Forest Department to cut the tree within a month.
 4) Corporation people inspected the tree in July 2001 and agrees for removal of tree within a week
 5) On 07.08.2001 the undersigned visited the Inspector Mr. Puttaswamy at Corporation Office – Horticulture, Jayanagar. Was informed that "cost of felling the tree is more than cost of selling";  Hence cutting the tree not viable for BCC.
The tree is of a wildgrowth species, with 40X60 Feet after pruning, its roots affecting 10 to 12 houses in the neighbourhood of 11th Cross, damaging the foundation, compound walls and disrupting electric supply of these houses. If left out, it can cause considerable damages by snapping the electric supply cable and collapse of compounds.
 
As cost of human lives are more precious than cost of selling/felling, your attention is drawn to help us in this matter.

 Would appreciate a personal audience to present our case and apprise you of the facts.
 
Thanking You,
 
RAJ SHARMA

I would like to inform you that so many houses and buildings are being demolished by the BDA in Hulimavu,Bannerghatta road. inspite of our repeated request and producing necessary documentation the BDA is continuing there idea of demolishing houses and acquisition of land.
As an NRI, even I( Abilash Varma) had purchased the land in Hulimavu village. I had even paid the Betterment charges to the CMC.I have taken the KEB connection and people are leaving in the house for the past 9 years. Necessary Taxes were also paid to the CMC. When I had approached the BDA authorities the reason what I got for demolishing my house was that the necessary charges were not paid to BDA and the charges were collected by the CMC as Betterment charges was for beautification of Bangalore. Dear Sir, I honestly ask you.... why should the government allow CMC to beautify a place which is going to be demolished... and fool the people. Inspite of paying so much for a site and after getting it registered in Subregistrar office.... a normal man thinks that he is purchased a proper plot. Based on the Registration Papers..issued in the Subregistrar office... even the Bank issued me LOAN to construct a house. After constructing a house ..by taking the loan.... suddenly today BDA issues a notice telling that the sites are acquired by BDA many years before and the Tax and Betterment charges and electricity bills for all theses years which I have paid is of no use...This makes no sense. Where does a common man like me stand today? Investing all the years of earnings on a site, and after taking so much loans and building a house today these Demolition men.. from BDA are trying their best to Shatter all the dreams and efforts of a common man.  I hope this letter will reach the right person in the BDA and positive step will be taken to protect many of such people like me, as a common man we trust our leaders and Government authorities to protect  us but if you don't show us the proper way..... whom should a common man approach... ?

Thanks for taking time to read this mail...I will be eagerly waiting for your reply and necessary action.

Abilash Varma,
Abu Dhabi, UAE

Hello Sir. First of all I want to congratulate and thank you for the good services you have been providing for us.And I also thank you for giving me an opportunity to put my problem before you.And to bring to your notice the this is a very good and interactive medium of communication between us.

Sir, I am a Commerce student who has just got my First year results.Sir, I am very disappointed with the kind of marks I have scored in the exams.I am student who is above average when it comes to the academics. I had done my exams well, as this year's paper was not that though. Sir, it is very necessary for me to bring to your notice that I have scored the least marks which was not at all expected. I have scored a third class.Sir, I also know that this has nothing to do with you. But I want to tell you that I am a very hard-working and a responsible student. Sir, this letter may be a little awkward for you to read. But, Sir please understand that you have the power and patience to hear people's problem and you are the only one who can help students/people like me.

Sir, it is my duty to bring to your notice that I am not the only one who has got my results like this but there are people who are more hard-working than me. But everyone cannot put out their feelings out publically. I would also like to inform you that the Bangalore University Board people are the most arrogant, rude and have a very bad feeling that they can do whatever they want. But Sir, sometimes I feel that they are right because they have the position and power to create a good future of a student and destroy it as well. I think they are in the feeling that they are not questionable to anyone. Even during the re-valuation procedure students tend to lose marks because the valuators are angry for doing the same job again.This also takes a hell of a lot of time.The situation is like this : You apply for re-valuation but as it is done very late and so you start to prepare to write the supplementary exams.

Sir, I would like you to look into this matter personally. Sir please don't ignore this letter, it is a question of the future of thousands of students like me. I would be very grateful,if you could help the student community with the help of your position and power. And there by help us to create our future in a responsible manner.

Thank you.    

Bangalores most of 2t oil traders use duplicates they have a lot of stock no one cares.Even though all know tell me if u can take action from middle class to high-class. All suffer and engines cause pollution problems too. There is a lot of public welfare concerned with this. Please help us. I am an engg. college final semister student. It will help if you can just tell me whom and how to complain? WHO CAN I TRUST REALLY?