RuralBough
RuralBough
Student

Why banglore is so unplanned

Can someone tell what is the reason behind so much unorganised infrastructure of banglore, i mean why even the newer areas seem not well planned .

10mo ago
Itachi777
Itachi777

That is their plan. Having unorganised infra incentivizes outsiders to go to other cities and then then locals can play kannada kannada daily without hearing Hindi words /s

RuralBough
RuralBough
Student10mo

😂

FunnyBones
FunnyBones
Plivo10mo

Lmao

Anon00
Anon00

Unplanned is not accurate. East Bangalore is not entire Bangalore. Go to Jayanagar, Malleswaram, Rajajinagar and other places where locals live and see it for yourself. And also compare the cost of living.

Coming to East Bangalore, here are the reasons

  1. KIADB designed the plots for industries and did their job but BDA did not plan for housing around.
  2. The 2015 BDA master plan of BDA was rejected as it did not included transportation and there is none currently to hold anyone accountable.
  3. There is a reason for this. Without master plan, the builders can freely build on any land with only local approvals and they are as good for a small village.
  4. If there was a master plan, the govt body needs to calculate th number of people for the road width, water pipe width, sewage capacity, plots for schools, hospitals, parks and other common amenities and then enforce the number of apartments. Now it is a blank cheque for builders.
  5. And people coming from Mumbai or Delhi found these apartments cheap compared to their home towns, lapped then up.
  6. East Bangalore due to geography has multiple lakes connected by rajakaulves. And these lakes and rajakaulves are supposed to have buffer zones to avoid flooding.
  7. Due to 2 loop holes in the law and land procedure, you can create documents for any lake and builders can build on it. The buyers do not care to check all the legalities, hey I am not the only one buying so the risk is not soley mine this kind of attitude
  8. Due to sky high demand for rent, capitalists build 6 floors for PG on a small plot of land. The legal limitation is only 2 floors. Imaginge the water, road, sewage having to support these number of additional people

So whom do you blame? The loopholes in law, the buyers who buy without legal validation, the capitalists who don't care for law, the people who rent these apartments/pg, the Govt officials who do not have a reference plan to enforce?

Anon00
Anon00

And due to these reasons, water problem, flooding, traffic are common. And the people being tech savvy they are around, make it look like the whole Bangalore is bad and every other small town is heaven. And locals cannot contradict these statements online, you know Bangalore is nothing without outsiders

ElonMast
ElonMast
Amazon10mo

So who’s accountable for all these loopholes?

Kafkaa
Kafkaa
InMobi10mo

Bangalore had a population explosion like no other Indian city. City has grown drastically in last 20 years and that's why infra is disorganized.

It's not as been a metro city since old times like Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata.

RuralBough
RuralBough
Student10mo

Are they doing anything to make the new areas more organised ?

Kafkaa
Kafkaa
InMobi10mo

They are building metro in heavy traffic areas to reduce traffic. This is being done on ORR which is a new area.
I believe Bangalore still would take some time to go on to become a true metropolitan city.

bootstrapfounder
bootstrapfounder

I don’t understand why people keep on complaining about bangalore again and again isnt it pretty simple if someone doesnot like arent they free to leave and move to whichever city they feel suits best for them
am I missing something?

RuralBough
RuralBough
Student10mo

Don't you want to improve the place where you live

bootstrapfounder
bootstrapfounder

If you have a say on that yes if not No like you have asay in your house do whatever you want to yiur house

ElonMast
ElonMast
Amazon10mo

Every weekend we (GVers) solve one Bengaluru related issue 🤣

President_Trump
President_Trump

Still none of them get solved

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