🎭 Anonymous·10/16/2026
Thane water crisis
Thane pays for water twice: once in the bill, once for the tanker. What should the city fix?
📍 Thane, Maharashtra, India
Thane needs about 621 million litres of water every day, but gets only about 585. From 16 October the state has ordered a further 10% cut. So homes pay the water bill, and when the taps run dry, they pay again for tankers. One Ghodbunder society reportedly spent Rs 1.5 crore on tankers in just six months. In Shil, high-rises are reported to call 10 to 15 tankers every single day. If you live in Thane, you know this daily fight for water. So we are asking you one simple thing: what should the city fix? Pick every option you want. Every vote counts, and together the votes will show what Thane really wants.
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Saurabh Rao, IAS
Municipal Commissioner and Administrator, Thane Municipal Corporation (runs the city’s water supply)
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Sharmila Pimpalkar
Mayor of Thane; ordered a report on late pipeline contractors in August 2026
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Prashant Sonagra
City Engineer, Thane Municipal Corporation; reported on AMRUT-2 pipeline work
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Sanjay Kelkar
BJP MLA from Thane; has asked for a halt on new high-rises until water supply is fixed
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Girish Mahajan
Maharashtra Water Resources Minister; announced the state’s 10% water cut from 16 October 2026
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