TL;DR: Small civic issues — a broken street light, a blocked drain, a missing bus stop — often get ignored until they become big. When we report early and in the right way, we can get better results. This post explains why early action matters and how to do it.
Why small becomes big: One unrepaired pothole can become an accident. One blocked drain can cause flooding. When we wait or complain without a clear channel, the problem grows. When we report early to the right department (local/State) and keep a reference number, we help the system respond in time.
What you can do: (1) Report the issue as soon as you see it — use the grievance portal (Centre or State) or the local ward/panchayat office. (2) Note the reference number and expected timeline. (3) Follow up once if there is no response by the due date. Early, clear, respectful communication gets better results.
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