Why Gurugram Floods Despite Premium Infrastructure
Every monsoon season, Gurugram’s expensive roads and housing societies transform into lakes. We examine the underlying causes and what citizens can do.
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Gurugram’s Air Quality Crisis: A Citizen’s Primer
Understanding the sources, patterns and health impacts of air pollution in Gurugram — and what residents can do to protect themselves and push for change.
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Expert View: How RWAs Can Become Effective Civic Institutions
RWAs have enormous potential to drive civic change — but most operate far below their capability. Here’s how to change that.
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Why Gurugram Floods Every Monsoon — And What We Can Do
Every monsoon, Gurugram — India’s Millennium City — resembles a shallow lake. Roads disappear. Cars float. Offices shut. And within 24 hours, the water recedes, leaving behind a residue of
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The Aravalli Must Not Die — Gurugram’s Green Lung at Risk
The Aravalli hills — among the oldest mountain ranges on Earth — are Gurugram’s lifeline. They recharge groundwater, buffer against dust storms, provide habitat for 200+ bird species, and moderate
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POSH at 10: Has Gurugram’s Corporate World Got the Message?
The POSH Act — the Prevention, Protection and Redressal of Sexual Harassment Act — completed 10 years in 2023. It was landmark legislation, mandating every organisation with 10 or more
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Gurugram’s Air Quality Crisis: A Citizen’s Guide to Surviving Winter Smog
Every October, as the temperature drops and the winds slow, a thick grey haze descends on Gurugram. The AQI climbs past 300, past 400, past 500 on the worst days.
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RWAs Are Gurugram’s Most Powerful Civic Institution — It’s Time They Act Like It
Gurugram has over 300 registered Resident Welfare Associations. Together, they represent millions of citizens, manage thousands of crores in common area assets, and have direct interfaces with MCG, GMDA, DHBVN,
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Rooftop Solar in Gurugram: The Numbers Make Compelling Sense
Gurugram receives approximately 5.5 kWh of solar radiation per square metre per day — one of the highest in India. With electricity costs consistently rising and solar panel prices falling