I'm sorry if you misunderstand me but why most of indian cities even the capital looks like a huge unplanned village? I live in Egypt myself and although we have many unplanned villages and cities but it's nothing compared to that. bro, even my hometown, which is literally rural and not high class. However, it's much more cleaner than that and have wide streets and much better planned residential areas so why it looks like that in india, which is a superpower ?
I completely understand your concern and apologize for the state of our cities. India's rapid urbanization and population growth have led to unplanned development, resulting in chaotic infrastructure. Many of these localities have been in existence for over 40 years, making it challenging for the government to erase or demolish them entirely. As people continue to live here, redevelopment work is always in progress. The government is working to improve the situation, but it's a complex challenge.
I'm sorry if you misunderstand me but why most of indian cities even the capital looks like a huge unplanned village? I live in Egypt myself and although we have many unplanned villages and cities but it's nothing compared to that. bro, even my hometown, which is literally rural and not high class. However, it's much more cleaner than that and have wide streets and much better planned residential areas so why it looks like that in india, which is a superpower ?
I completely understand your concern and apologize for the state of our cities. India's rapid urbanization and population growth have led to unplanned development, resulting in chaotic infrastructure.
Many of these localities have been in existence for over 40 years, making it challenging for the government to erase or demolish them entirely.
As people continue to live here, redevelopment work is always in progress. The government is working to improve the situation, but it's a complex challenge.
Complete chaos. Unauthorized shops and houses and restaurants
Totally agree.
The area needs better planning and regulation to tackle the chaos.