Since long, we have been waiting for the flyover to get completed so that the increasing traffic of Gurgaon can enjoy the ‘expected’ smooth drive to dhaula kuan. Rajiv Chowk flyover which could not make it on time was complete 6 months after the schedule that too maybe because of the political pressure of the present government. Just today I saw that the underpass of the Jharsa Flyover opposite to Sector 15. So I thought to capture it.
Rajiv Gandhi Chowk Flyover is Gurgaon… awesome!!! This flyover was delayed to construct but now one of the best flyovers I like. This flyover took about 2 years to finish and is just adjacent to the Jharsa flyover. The six lane flyover was just finished in June 2006 which was proposed to be competed in December 2005. Whether it was politics, bureaucracy or the prices of the steel to elongate the deadline…. Nobody knows. There are 6 flyovers to be completed to bring the traffic to a streamline in Gurgaon starting from Shankar Chowk near Udyog Vihar, Iffco Chowk, Signature Tower
Again a bad review about Gurgaon…. This city is getting worse day be day. Traffic traffic and traffic is the only thing you can see wherever you are out of you house. That Jharsa flyover which I was praising sometime back is the worst affected by the traffic. The Development authorities has started the underpass but not the flyover, there are no red lights and no traffic police personnel to take care of the traffic and the worst are the rains which has damaged the zebra crossing under the underpass which makes the traffic move like a caterpillar.
Toyota planning to expand fast in India but what bout the Traffic? I read I an news today that Toyota has plans to expand in India at a rate of 10 times what it is doing now. Well I’m happy with the Toyota Innova I have but the not at all happy with the increasing traffic in Gurgaon. What will happen if all the automobile companies will grow at this rate. There are flyover and expressways being made at the moment if I think about the traffic being 10 times by now, I will definitely reach my office in 4 hours
So, Our great great Corrupt Netaji, Shri Shri Mohit is now finally getting married in April. After a number of ashleel affairs.. All corrupt netas and bureaucrats invited …. Long live netaaji, Long live Bhabhiji, and Long live Corruption.. Jai Netaji.
Jallianwala Bagh survivor : injured !!!! Bapu Fauja Singh m, a 150 years old, survivor of Jallianwala Bagh Massacre has been hospitalized in Amritsar for a minor foot injury. Long live India and Long live Indian who survived that bloody one sided battle. Jai Hind !!!!
This actually happened today, where we were going to Delhi to meet a client at Delhi brder, the client was wasting for us at Rajokri Flyover. He asked our Netaji about his location…. Client: Netaji where are you? Netaji: Sir, I am at Shankar Chowk.. Client: Netaji, I can understand, you are definitely at Mehrauli Road Netaji: Sir!! Aap to blacklist mat karo And we were actually at Mehrauli Gurgaon Road. See, how much our clients likes Netaji and how popular our Netaji is Long live Netaji…
Are Gurgaon and Delhi prepared for flood? I was on a Business promotion trip in Delhi. I just had to visit 3 places, Okhla Industrial Area, Kalka Ji and Mahipalpur. It was rainy weather in the city right from the morning and it started raining be afternoon. After the rain started I had completed the Okhla’s work, but I took me 2 hours to reach Kalkaji from Okhla which is merely 10 Km from Okhla. From Okhla I took a straight root Mahipalpur via R K Puram and domestic airport. It took me 3 hours from R K Puram to the
I have been getting the news that after the Rajiv Chowk flyover is completed, the next flyover that would start will be the Honda Chowk flyover.  I have been visiting IMT Manesar frequently, but the traffic I see over there is getting worst day by day. I have to visit IMT Manesar 7 times a week but there’s no single day when I haven’t struck at the Honda Chowk. How the flyover will be planned god know and the worst part is from where is the NHAI will divert the heavy traffic.
So, Our dear dear netaji heading to his constituency for Poster Campaigning for the New Year... Long live Netaji.... Long live Corruption :D
By Utsav Singhal Shiney Ahuja is an NRI who returns to India to complete a business project along with his wife (Vidya Balan). Along the shores of Banaras stays his family which has (read had) been ruling the city since long. The newly married couple decides to live in the royal Haveli which was once abandoned after it was "haunted" by spirit of a dancer which lead to a series of tragic events thereafter. Without the knowledge of the whole family, Vidya Balan unlocks the haunted room, thereby "freeing" the spirit. A series of accidents and mishaps takes place. Acharya Yagya Prakash
October 13th, 2006 at 3:33 am
[...] This flyover was delayed to construct but now one of the best flyovers I like. This flyover took about 2 years to finish and is just adjacent to the Jharsa flyover. The six lane flyover was just finished in June 2006 which was proposed to be competed in December 2005. Whether it was politics, bureaucracy or the prices of the steel to elongate the deadline…. Nobody knows. There are 6 flyovers to be completed to bring the traffic to a streamline in Gurgaon starting from Shankar Chowk near Udyog Vihar, Iffco Chowk, Signature Tower Chowk, 32nd Milestone, Jharsa Chowk and Rajiv Chowk. After all these structures are completed, maybe people can get relief for 2 – 3 years but its obvious that a good planning is needed in Gurgaon to synchronies the traffic. [...]
October 13th, 2006 at 3:42 am
[...] This city is getting worse day be day. Traffic traffic and traffic is the only thing you can see wherever you are out of you house. That Jharsa flyover which I was praising sometime back is the worst affected by the traffic. The Development authorities has started the underpass but not the flyover, there are no red lights and no traffic police personnel to take care of the traffic and the worst are the rains which has damaged the zebra crossing under the underpass which makes the traffic move like a caterpillar. [...]