HUBBALLI: They are yet to be sworn in, and the corporators elected to the Hubballi-Dharwad Municipal Corporation (HDMC) are currently either enjoying the extended period of leisure or perhaps chalking out plans for when they formally assume charge. However, a 29-year-old first-time corporator has taken his plans a step further, by working within the limitations to improve HDMC Ward 48.
Kishan Belagavi, who obtained an MSc from the University of Leeds in the United Kingdom, following which he enrolled at a two-month course on business strategy and consultancy at the Imperial College’s Business School in London, is reaching out to the public via social media, and trying to solve their problems by calling on HDMC officials, and drawing their attention to the same. Eager to keep the local electorate informed about the work being undertaken in the ward. From filling up potholes to getting unscientific speedbreakers removed, Kishan has been doing what he can to ease the life of the people in his ward. Photographs of roads uploaded before and after being fixed are uploaded on…
