GHAZIABAD: A road connecting four highrises in Raj Nagar Extension has been riddled with nearly five-foot-wide potholes for the past two years. These have not only injured residents but also wrecked several cars and bikes. However, despite complaints, the Ghaziabad Development Authority (GDA) is yet to fix the stretch, residents claimed.Since the road has all the important markets, its impossible to avoid it, but it is dangerous to use, said Deepanshu Mittal, a resident of Raj Nagar Extension. This 1.5-kilometer-long road starts from Ramleela Ground and passes via Blue Moon, Fortune Society, Ashiana Society, Gulmohar Jyoti Super Village, before ending at GP Mall. The stretch is particularly unsafe for two-wheelers and is in urgent need of repairs. The traffic is also high here, as many residential societies, corporate offices are located here. There are about 10–12 potholes, said another resident, Bijendra Bidrohi. Residents alleged that the government has been focusing on building new roads, but no heed is being paid to maintaining the existing roads. There have been several accidents on this stretch. But no concrete solution has been implemented by the GDA till now, said another resident, Vani Arora. Meanwhile, despite several attempts, GDA officials could not be reached for a comment on the issue.We also published the following articles recentlyLast of Residency Roads residents forced to put up with sewage stenchResidents of the last standing residential building on Residency Road in Bengaluru are facing numerous challenges. The sewage from adjacent commercial buildings is overflowing onto the road, causing a foul smell and insects to enter their homes. The broken stormwater drain chamber in front of the house is a potential hazard, leading to accidents. The residents are concerned about the risks posed to motorists on the busy road. The Bruhat Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike (BBMP) engineers have not provided a permanent solution to these civic problems.PMC razes 1.8km stretch of Nagar Road BRTS late at nightPMC demolished a major section of the Yerawada-Wagholi BRTS corridor on Ahmednagar Road following suggestions from experts and demand from local leaders. The 1.8-km stretch from Parankuti to Phoenix Mall was not operational and was demolished after considering aspects such as structural audit, usability, and traffic problems. The move evoked mixed reactions from citizens. The BRTS network was planned as part of JNNURM services, with only 70km completed out of the planned 145km. Buses on the BRTS corridors had an average speed of 25km per hour compared to regular buses 12-15km per hour. The corridors were used by over 4 lakh commuters daily.Golf Course Extension Road: A Blend of Luxury with Sustainability and GrowthGodrej Properties is building a premium residential development on Golf Course Extension Road, which already offers a range of luxury projects. The area is known for its top-notch lifestyle amenities, including state-of-the-art clubhouses, infinity pools, and multi-cuisine restaurants. It also provides access to high-quality education, healthcare establishments, and entertainment options. The locality prioritizes green living and sustainability with eco-friendly features and well-designed parks. Golf Course Extension Road offers a convergence of connectivity, convenience, sustainability, and luxury, making it the ultimate choice for home buyers.

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