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Mumbai man paying Rs 90,000 rent says he still struggles with water shortage in high-rise society
Mumbai residents paying a hefty Rs 90,000 monthly rent in a high-rise society are grappling with severe water shortages. Despite the exorbitant cost, irregular supply from the BMC and insufficient water tanker provisions are impacting daily life. This situation has sparked widespread social media debate about the disconnect between high living expenses and essential civic amenities in the city.
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hindustantimes.com
‘ ₹90,000 rent, yet no water’: Mumbai man vents over lack of basic facilities in high-rise society
A Mumbai man said he paid ₹90,000 rent but still faced water shortage in his high rise society. | Trending
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economictimes.indiatimes.com
Mumbai man paying Rs 90,000 rent says he still struggles with water shortage in high-rise society
Mumbai residents paying a hefty Rs 90,000 monthly rent in a high-rise society are grappling with severe water shortages. Despite the exorbitant cost, irregular supply from the BMC…
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Mumbai's ₹3 lakh-per-sq-ft luxury homes still face a 10% water cut. Here's why
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