Hi guys,
If anyone who’s done with KCET this year doesn’t mind sharing their short notes, handwritten notes, or topper materials for free, it would really help me a lot.
Even a few good revision notes would mean a lot since I can’t really spend much money on materials right now. Thanks in advance, and all the best for your results and college admissions 🙏.
At this point commuters are just being punished for trying to travel affordably.
Autos refuse rides, demand absurd prices, cancel constantly, act aggressively if you question them and now even bike taxis are being dragged into legal and political drama.
The Karnataka government already moved the Supreme Court against bike taxis after the High Court allowed them again. Meanwhile normal people are stuck suffering every day.
Students, office workers and middle class people used bike taxis because they were cheap, fast and actually available. Not everyone can afford cabs daily and not everyone lives next to a metro station.
And before someone says “just use public transport” yes metro and buses help but this city still has a massive last mile problem.
What kind of city wants affordable transport options removed instead of regulating them properly?
Then people ask why India struggles with infrastructure and urban planning. This is exactly why. Every practical solution becomes politics, lobbying or ego fights while commuters waste hours and money every single week.
People are not asking for luxury. They just want reliable and affordable transport without harassment.
At this point commuters are just being punished for trying to travel affordably.
Autos refuse rides, demand absurd prices, cancel constantly, act aggressively if you question them and now even bike taxis are being dragged into legal and political drama.
The Karnataka government already moved the Supreme Court against bike taxis after the High Court allowed them again. Meanwhile normal people are stuck suffering every day.
Students, office workers and middle class people used bike taxis because they were cheap, fast and actually available. Not everyone can afford cabs daily and not everyone lives next to a metro station.
And before someone says “just use public transport” yes metro and buses help but this city still has a massive last mile problem.
What kind of city wants affordable transport options removed instead of regulating them properly?
Then people ask why India struggles with infrastructure and urban planning. This is exactly why. Every practical solution becomes politics, lobbying or ego fights while commuters waste hours and money every single week.
People are not asking for luxury. They just want reliable and affordable transport without harassment.