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Best colony of 2015 beset by many woes
Umanagar Residents Welfare Association (URWA) is grappling with several issues such as non-trimming of trees, ill-kept parks, debris dumped on the road and illegal constructions.
Begumpet: Umanagar Residents Welfare Association (URWA) is grappling with several issues such as non-trimming of trees, ill-kept parks, debris dumped on the road and illegal constructions. The internal roads of all the six lanes in the colony need to be re-carpeted, said the residents.
The colony has two parks, one is maintained by the residents who spend around Rs 2 lakh per annum, while the other park is in pathetic condition. The boundary wall of the park is about to collapse, and the park needs immediate attention from the GHMC. said a resident.
Moreover, illegal parking has been a major concern, with two-wheelers blocking the lanes and causing inconvenience to the passers-by, many minor accidents and skirmishes have taken place due to ad hoc parking.
About the Umanagar Resident's Welfare Association
The colony is situated beside the Begumpet Railway Station and comes under the Khairatabad Zone. Established in 1998, the colony has installed 15 CCTV cameras for providing security to the members in the colony. Around 249 houses with approximately 500 population are residing here.
All sports equipment for children has been provided by the colony members. Yoga classes are organised for senior citizens and to those interested in keeping themselves fit. The colony has its own telephone directory and an in-house magazine 'Voice of Umanagar' which is published every year.
