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One small improvement in mobility can save thousands of lives

One small improvement in mobility can save thousands of lives, and discussions like these remind us why the work matters.

The “Ador Summit 2025: Innovative Mobility, Smarter Traffic & Safer Roads” in Pune was truly insightful.

From advanced ATMS solutions to enforcement technologies and modern road-safety infrastructure, every showcase highlighted how quickly India’s mobility ecosystem is evolving.

Imagine the Woman Thrown Out 00:12 Is Your Mother, Mumbai Local Joke ??
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Imagine the Woman Thrown Out 00:12 Is Your Mother, Mumbai Local Joke ??

Mumbai, Delhi, Bengaluru: India’s well-developed cities, where the daily commute is a challenge for citizens.

The Delhi Metro can carry around 3,000 passengers at a time.
The Mumbai local is built for 6,000… but ends up carrying over 10,000.

We’ve built massive infrastructure, metros, highways, flyovers, expressways, etc., and the pressure on our transport systems keeps rising.

the First ITS India Congress held on 6-7 Nov 2025.
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First ITS India Congress held on 6-7 Nov 2025.

the First ITS India Congress held on 6-7 Nov 2025.

The inaugural ITS India Congress 2025, India’s first AI Innovation Summit in Intelligent Transport Systems (ITS), concluded with resounding success!

With the blessings and encouragement of Hon’ble Minister of Road Transport and Highways, Shri Nitin Gadkari ji, and Hon’ble Chief Minister of Telangana, Shri A. Revanth Reddy ji, this landmark event marked a defining moment in India’s journey towards intelligent, safe, and sustainable mobility.

Why are Japan's streets better than India's?
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Why are Japan’s streets better than India’s?

Why are Japan’s streets better than India’s?
Why don’t Korea come into the spotlight as a polluted country?

We often compare India with Japan/Korea in terms of infrastructure and cleanliness.

However, we rarely discuss why these countries rank at the top.

In Japan, clean streets and proper infrastructure aren’t just a government achievement; they’re a reflection of collective responsibility.

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