Abhimanyu Hazarika · GovernmentPolicies · 2026-09-04
The colony, developed under the Town Planning Scheme from 2004, has never had a
The colony, developed under the Town Planning Scheme from 2004, has never had a municipal water network, residents say. After its borewells gradually ran dry, families were left dependent on private water tankers. Over 20 years without a water connection, Rs 2-4 cr homes in Faridabad society live on tankers, they say. The colony has a population of around 2,000.
Why it matters. It highlights critical lapses in urban infrastructure planning where residents of premium housing societies face severe basic amenity deficits over decades.
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