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Supreme Court Highlights Gurugram's Rainfall Infrastructure Failures
Gurugram's infrastructure fails during rains due to poor investment, the Supreme Court states. In contrast, Greater Noida's development is planned for the next 30-40 years. The court also addressed a plea regarding Karnataka's Premium Floor Area Ratio scheme, emphasizing it shouldn't legitimize illegal construction. This highlights the urgent need for better urban planning in India's rapidly growing cities.
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