Being a Millennium City, Gurgaon is home to around 8.77 lakh people. Not only this but also thousands of people travel to Gurgaon daily for the job. This brings the up the compelling questions in our mind, that whether development authorities are doing their job keeping in mind all the people who are living or are dependent on this metro city, or whether there is room for improvement in the development policies?
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Despite being one of the most developed and commercialized cities of the country, Gurgaon fails the citizens in the crisis, for example, this year Gurgaon faced 21mm of rainfall, which was enough to wash away the all the false claims of the authorities as the city met with two cave-ins. Also, new Gurgaon residents suffered from the water shortage due to the repair work in the water treatment plant for more than 6 hours, the residents of sector 45, 46,47,48,49 and 50 didn’t receive water at all for more than 12 hours.
Gurugram development authority is entirely accountable for extreme situations like these, as a millennium city cannot afford to lack in such basic yet essential segments like road maintenance, electricity, water supply, in short infrastructure as a whole. The authority needs to come up with efficient and practical solutions.
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