Gurgaon: A dark and the bright side

Gurgaon: Miles to go

I gladden in completion of beautiful 3 years in Gurgaon. I learnt a lot from the city on the other side I had lost many things as well. There are folklore about the Gurgaon  in all over India. But the riddle is the realm administrators and paralyzed public policy become cataclysmic for the city.

Gurgaon city has the potential to become more beautiful then Chandigarh because of some innate advantages like proximity to Delhi, its Airport and embassies. Due to maximum stretch is situated on NH-8 hence people can commute easily towards Delhi-Gurgaon-Jaipur, Faridabad is also across the hill. Industrial Areas like IMT Manesar, Bhiwadi and Dharuhera surrounded Gurgaon in a way to serve its habitats.

Instead of revivify the city the new government shake hands with the capitalist builders. No doubt they expedited all projects but in their own way. There was no checks and balances for environment and sectoral uniformity. They divided Gurgaon with a knife at mid night. Farmers crawl in front of government for their agriculture land but no one heard the screaming people. On the other side people who have sold their land to private builders become rich overnight. Now they have money but do not know what to do with this money? Resultant, Elders engaged in buying more properties and financing political parties in elections, expensive marriages, circulation of black money for large transactions, but their children start lacking in education and personal skills, kids of these families start taking drugs, liquor, buying big cars, racing on local streets. Within 5 years, the graph of crime, prostitution, illicit land deals, absents of children from high schools have reached to a new height and seems to be inextricable situation for the smaller pie. 

Administration have to step in with a greater responsibility to save Haryana's cash cow, there is urgent need to restructure the city again

• Stricter Law and order to restore the city 
• Scrap unwanted future master plans to balance environmental issues 
• Better communication between police and public through road shows and awareness programs
• Basic facilities like electricity and water to the outer areas which will reduce chaos in the city
• Public transport connectivity to Bawal, Bhiwadi and Dharuhera
• Public Redressal System with an effective mechanism