The Paradox Of Millennium City: Gurugram Waterlogged And Gridlocked

A recent survey highlights a troubling paradox in Gurugram, a city often touted as a model for urban development, where 96% of commuters now spend significantly more time in traffic due to waterlogging issues. This is worse than in Delhi and Noida, pointing to severe urban planning challenges. The situation underscores the need for better infrastructure and drainage systems, as well as raising questions about the sustainability of rapid urban growth without adequate planning. This gridlock and waterlogging issue could severely impact the city’s reputation and economic prospects if not addressed.