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Civil judge (junior division) Deepak Yadav sought replies from the District Collector, Commissioner of Municipal Corporation of Gurugram and DCP traffic on the plea filed on September 2, advocate Manish Shandilya said.
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While some social media users praised the employees for coming up with the idea, others pointed out that the incident highlighted the sorry state of affairs for corporate employees in the country's tech hub.
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Citizens book hotels, abandon commutes, and turn to social media for help as key roads flood and traffic collapses.
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Speaking to ANI, a French national who has lived in India for nine years said, 'India is amazing. I love this country. But, sadly, sometimes there is a lot of garbage everywhere.'
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In a sharply worded response, Jasveer Singh dismissed the claims that users personal details are not verified by the platform. 'This incident showed us how even a small miscommunication can slip through,' he said.
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Mathilde R said she agreed with businessman and columnist Suhel Seth's critique of Gurgaon. She added that although she cherishes life in India but there is a stark contrast between the city’s vibrant private spaces and its crumbling public infrastructure.
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The author and businessman's remark comes amid heavy rains that have left parts of the region waterlogged, reviving concerns about poor drainage and urban planning.
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'The state plunders and kills the golden goose with no responsibility to provide basic infrastructure and civic amenities—building rules are flouted to make money,' Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw wrote, joining entrepreneur and writer Suhel Seth in his criticism of civic management in Gurgaon.
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The viral traffic scenes are aggravated by Gurgaon's recent battle with intense rainfall. Over the last week, heavy downpours brought life to a standstill in the city.
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The report left online commentators in disbelief. While a section of them refuted the findings of the NHB report, others claimed it was time to move out of the expensive cities.
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Meet a young couple who owns a home in Delhi but chose to rent a 2BHK in Gurgaon for convenience and safety. From daily 3-hour commutes to parental resistance over paying ₹70K rent, they share their honest journey of shifting to Golf Course Road. Why do they call Noida unsafe? What made them choose Gurgaon? Watch the full episode of The Tenant to find out!
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He also cited a second example in which a candidate asked for a 100 percent hike so that she could send her child to an international school whose fee was 'very high'.
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Manual scavenging was banned in 2013, but the ban has not been strictly implemented across the country. In 2021, a survey found that 58,098 people across the country were working as manual scavengers.
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Shashank Rustagi explained that he had been writing resumes for other professionals as a side gig and it was only recently that he decided to take up resume writing as a profession.
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The exchange happened through a Facebook group called Flat and Flatmates (Gurgaon).
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Rishi Parti launched Info-X in 2001 when he was 24. The company already has a 20,000-square-foot, state-of-the-art facility in Gurgaon.
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Last week, the authorities in Gurgaon implemented urgent measures to address an air quality crisis and requested private organisations and multinational corporations to adopt a 50 percent work-from-home policy.
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The customer described entering Café Coffee Day to a 'fungus smell' but refrained from complaining. When he requested a small cappuccino, he was informed that only large takeaway cups were available.
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According to Gurjot Ahluwalia, this amount in New York City could alternatively secure a six-room penthouse with sweeping views of Manhattan’s iconic skyline, an impressive offering in one of the world's most costly cities.
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In his post, Abhinav Kukreja wrote, "Can't believe they cooked this in Gurugram," underlining the scale of luxury on offer and the associated costs. According to him, the smallest apartment in the project covers 9,500 square feet, with an estimated price of Rs 80,000 per square foot.
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The BJP is facing an anti-incumbency in the state it has ruled for a decade, but beyond that it is also facing a pushback on some of its recent policies.
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The upscale Golf Course Road in Gurgaon, home to the ultra-luxurious DLF Camellias and DLF Magnolias, became the epicentre of the chaos.
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Gurgaon rains: A 11,000-square foot DLF apartment on Gurgaon's Golf Course Road was sold for more than Rs 100 crore in a resale on October 2023. Despite the huge amount of money people spent on luxurious amenities, visuals shared on social media show the Golf Course area completely underwater.
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According to the district administration, Gurgaon received 53 mm of rainfall by 8.30 am while some areas recorded over 80 mm of rainfall.
