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prabhas bhargav

Always be Happy but ... • 1y

Delhi residents can now report traffic violations and earn up to ₹50,000 per month through the Traffic Prahari app. Given India's tendency to nose into others' business, it's undoubtedly the next unicorn in the making.

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Hey I am on Medial • 1y

It's already available in Kerala. People can report traffic violation, garbage disposal, potholes in their locality, unregistered ( no fssai) streetvenders etc. But the process is too slow

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prabhas bhargav

Always be Happy but ... • 1y

Is it similar to delhi's in term of payment

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