Archive · 7 Oct 2026
Reader Calls for Safer Koti Women’s College Pavement
A reader says the pavement near Koti Women’s College is difficult to use.
Boulders and potted plants are blocking the way.
The reader asks for the plants to be moved near the college wall and the boulders to be removed.
The letter also reports dirty standing water and people urinating in public.
The writer says these conditions could attract insects and mosquitoes that spread disease.
There are toilets nearby, but the writer says people are not using them.
The reader suggests putting up signs showing where the toilets are.
These changes could make the pavement safer and cleaner for people walking there.
PVP Madhu Nivriti says boulders and potted plants obstruct the pavement leading to Koti Women’s College.
The letter asks that plants be moved toward the college wall and the boulders removed.
The writer says the obstacles could cause pedestrians to trip and fall.
The letter reports filthy stagnant water and public urination near the road.
The writer suggests signs directing people to existing toilets, citing concerns about disease-spreading insects and mosquitoes.
- Who
- PVP Madhu Nivriti raised concerns about the pavement and public sanitation.
- What
- The letter reports obstacles, stagnant water, and public urination, and asks for changes to improve pedestrian access and sanitation.
- Where
- The main road leading to Koti Women’s College.
- Why
- The writer says the obstacles could cause pedestrians to fall and stagnant water and public urination could contribute to disease-spreading insects and mosquitoes.
- Location
- Main road leading to Koti Women’s College
- Reported pavement obstacles
- Boulders and potted plants
- Requested changes
- Move plants beside the college wall and remove the boulders
- Other reported problems
- Filthy stagnant water and public urination
- Suggested measure
- Post signs directing people to the existing toilets
- Letter writer
- PVP Madhu Nivriti, Sunshine Residency, Boudhnagar, Secunderabad