As the monsoon season approaches, entrepreneurs in the Adityapur industrial area of Jamshedpur, India, are pressing government authorities for immediate repairs to severely damaged roads and clogged drains. Rupesh Katriyar, president of the Industrial Sustainability and Reform Organisation (ISRO), warned that rainwater could create hidden hazards in potholes, increasing the risk of accidents for motorists and pedestrians. A formal representation was submitted to JIADA Regional Director Prem Ranjan, highlighting critical drainage issues. Industrialist Santosh Khetan pointed out that many drains are broken and need urgent repairs, while Mahesh Sonthalia called for complete resurfacing of the roads to support heavy truck traffic. Additionally, entrepreneurs emphasized the need to replace frayed overhead power cables to avoid summer blackouts and potential electrical fires during the rainy season. Last year’s heavy rains caused significant damage and disruptions, making these repairs crucial. Ranjan assured that the necessary work would be completed by the end of June, and JBVNL executive engineer Sandip Kumar confirmed that efforts to replace faulty cables are already underway.