Monday, July 17, 2006
Faridabad- a neglected city
Faridabad has been a neglected city throughout.Just see its neighbours, Gurgaon, NOIDA,etc & you would agree that I am right.A city that has some of the industrial units like Escorts,Goodyear,JCB,etc has to struggle to get even the bare minimum and necessary requirements like electricity, water,roads,etc.
Though its neighbours continue to flourish, Faridabad just stares at others for help and mercy in the form of infrastructural projects. Yes you could find commercial sites with lots of shopping malls in-pipeline, but an average citizen has nothing much to do with them.
This city which is separated by a railway line in its centre has a unique case where the residents have to pay toll tax to commute from one part of it to the other through a Flyover built at Faridabad New Town Railway station.
If you visit its railway stations and its bus stand ,you would just not believe your eyes.The condition is pathetic.
Well even then and inspite of all this, I would continue to live here because its my home town & would rather like to fight for its rights then leaving it in the hands of people who have come from other states to earn their livings. The problem is that such people( lacs of them) are least bothered about Faridabad's present condition.
that's all for today, we would have more of these things at proper times.
Best Regards & good day
Rajnish Sharma
Though its neighbours continue to flourish, Faridabad just stares at others for help and mercy in the form of infrastructural projects. Yes you could find commercial sites with lots of shopping malls in-pipeline, but an average citizen has nothing much to do with them.
This city which is separated by a railway line in its centre has a unique case where the residents have to pay toll tax to commute from one part of it to the other through a Flyover built at Faridabad New Town Railway station.
If you visit its railway stations and its bus stand ,you would just not believe your eyes.The condition is pathetic.
Well even then and inspite of all this, I would continue to live here because its my home town & would rather like to fight for its rights then leaving it in the hands of people who have come from other states to earn their livings. The problem is that such people( lacs of them) are least bothered about Faridabad's present condition.
that's all for today, we would have more of these things at proper times.
Best Regards & good day
Rajnish Sharma
