India is speedily developing into an urban nation. With such
scope for growth and such young population exploring new territories and
achieving new heights in success, India is being seen as the next superpower
for an obvious reason. But, what India is potential of achieving is not really
what India will actually achieve. Getting substance to rhetoric is one of the
most difficult tasks and also the most significant ones if the much hyped
hoopla about India’s potential is anywhere to be accomplished and achieved. For
that, great development is required in all fields and the real estate sector
stands on the forefront.
For development of any kind, an initiation is requisite and
the government of India has done a fine job in focusing on the development of
the real estate sector. The government’s best decision was to develop various
smart cities across India to enhance the development. But, this initiation
needs confidence and belief in order to make it a succession of successes. A
benchmark is always requisite whenever something grand is on the cards. The
benchmark in this grandeur is undoubtedly Delhi, the capital where one of the
proposed 100 smart cities is being developed.
Delhi is the benchmark not because it is the capital, but
because it is a place where a lot of redevelopment work is required, just like
many cities in India. Due to overpopulation and lack of infrastructure, there
are many illegal houses made temporarily and the government plans these smart
cities to eradicate that problem. They also want to give people a higher
standard of living. But, the question arises if it is possible? Delhi will
answer that that’s why it is being viewed as the benchmark. If the smart city
idea succeeds in Delhi, the entire country will be raring to build more such
cities to solve a lot of problems!
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