2,132 neighbours have shared what matters to them — in their own words.
“We were affected by the issue, but it was not very severe except for occasional delays in LPG cylinder supplies. In Maharashtra, many households use a dual-cylinder system, so we usually have a backup cylinder available, which helps us manage such delays without major difficulties.”
Nearby, citizen submissions highlight a mixed bag of challenges and aspirations. Many households are grappling with LPG cylinder availability and rising fuel prices, often resorting to firewood or induction stoves, while others manage due to pipeline connections or careful budgeting ⛽. The extreme summer heat has been a significant concern, with residents adopting various coping strategies from increased hydration to limiting outdoor activities 🥵. There's also a stark division regarding Artificial Intelligence: many praise its potential for knowledge, problem-solving, and efficiency, yet a considerable number voice strong concerns about its misuse for fake content and potential job displacement 🚫. On a positive note, there's significant enthusiasm for community-led economic initiatives, with groups planning small businesses like bakeries, pickle-making, or tailoring with initial capital. Aspirations for 'Developed India 2047' emphasize basic village infrastructure like housing, water, and employment, alongside a desire to preserve traditional farming methods and cultural heritage 🌱.
“To deal with the heat, we use fans most of the time and a cooler when the temperature becomes too high. We also drink more water to stay hydrated during the summer”
“In my area, popular mango varieties include Langra, Dasheri, Chausa, and Milk Shake Wala mangoes. I have not tasted many mangoes this season yet, so I cannot comment much on their quality.”
“Yes, the shortage of LPG cylinders has affected us a lot. Because cylinders are not always available on time, we sometimes use an induction stove and even firewood for cooking. Collecting wood from nearby forest areas requires extra effort and makes daily cooking more difficult.”
“In my area, popular mango varieties include Dasheri, Langra, Chausa, and Safeda. The mangoes this season are generally sweet and juicy. I feel the quality is quite similar to last year. However, there is usually a noticeable difference between home-grown mangoes and those sold in the market.”
“Yes, the increase in LPG and fuel prices has affected our household budget. We have become more careful about how we use fuel and try to plan our travel better to avoid unnecessary expenses. We have also reduced some non-essential spending so that we can manage our monthly budget properly.”
“Yes, we have been affected by LPG availability. We have a large family, and normally one gas cylinder lasts about 30 days, but recently getting a new cylinder can take around 45 days. Because of this, we sometimes use firewood for cooking. Also, gas delivery vehicles are not coming close to our house, so we have to go to the market to get the cylinder. However, since there is a government employee in our family, the increase in fuel prices has not affected our finances too much.”
“The summer has been very difficult to handle. As I usually sweat a lot. I have extensively started using AC. Something I need to travel during the day with in hot summer. I got dehydrated a lot. I just started drinking more water. Had lot of watermons. Lemon juice. Bathed twice if needed”
“I mostly avoided stepping outside this summer, especially between 12:00 PM and 4:30 PM, because the heat was extremely intense. To protect myself from the sun, I also used sunscreen with SPF 53 whenever I had to go outdoors.”
“No, my household has not been affected much by rising LPG prices because we have a gas pipeline connection. As a result, we do not depend on LPG cylinders for our daily cooking needs.”
“To cope with the heat, I drink plenty of water and eat fruits such as watermelon. I also try to go out less often during the day and prefer wearing light cotton clothes to stay comfortable.”
“In my area, Dasheri and Langra are the most popular mango varieties. This year, there are fewer mangoes on the trees, and the quality is not as good as usual.”
“This summer is very difficult because of the extreme heat. During the afternoon, it is hard to go outside and do daily work comfortably. To deal with the heat, I make sure to drink plenty of water and traditional drinks like sattu and buttermilk. I also try to go out only in the morning or evening when the temperature is lower.”
“In my area, Dasheri and Bambaiya are popular mango varieties. This year, the mangoes are not as good as usual. I think the extreme heat may have affected both the quantity and quality of the mangoes.”
“For me, this summer feels much hotter than last summer. I am drinking a lot of cold water, and appliances like ACs and coolers are helping a lot. I am also consuming more cold drinks, soda, and ice cream to cope with the heat.”
“In my state, some popular mango varieties are Hapus (Alphonso), Langda, Kairi, and Nagpuri Aamba. These varieties are well known for their sweet taste and are closely associated with Maharashtra. They are widely enjoyed during the mango season.”
“This summer season is hotter than the previous one. I usually avoid going outside during the peak afternoon hours because of the heat.”
“In our region, Dasheri and Chausa are the most popular mango varieties. The quality of mangoes this year is similar to last year, but there are fewer mangoes on the trees compared to previous seasons.”
“Yes, the increase in LPG and fuel prices has affected us. We are managing our expenses carefully and adjusting our household budget accordingly.”
“Yes, the rise in LPG prices has not affected me significantly. I was able to partially switch to using an induction stove and a microwave for cooking. Although it has increased my electricity bills to some extent, the additional cost has been manageable so far. Also, the waiting time for LPG cylinder delivery has not increased much in our area, as we usually receive a new cylinder within a few days.”
“Youth participation should be increased, and courses on leadership skills and skill development should be developed.”
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“Government should train hospitals, police, construction, transport, municipalities, and others to use AI to predict things that can go wrong or break or causes accidents or disasters. This can lead to preventive steps to save lives. ”
“We are ready for this. We will choose a small, small-scale industry, such as making papad or pickles. We will support our women so that their families can run well, and with this and other income, we can manage our families properly.”
“In my village, there are many wild fruits and vegetables that should be included in school meals, in the midday meal. This is a request to the government.”
“I will start a small restaurant from home with 20,000 rupees where traditional breakfast and tea will be served.”
“Start saying that if I receive 20,000, my group and I will together open a bakery and run a bakery business.”
“And it is being said here, referencing the 15-second message, that if I or my group receive ₹20,000, we will open a bakery together.”
“Yes, I have a plan for this. If I get 20000, I will start a pickle and papad business with my friends.”
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