Why INDIA Doesn't Have SKYSCRAPERS Like Other Countries?

[@DEEP_CRITICAL_THINKER]

In my opinion , skyscrapers are essential to those countries which have less area and have more population. Its disadvantage is isolation from society.

[@navneetanand4503]

Then, India should have skyscrapers (acc. to *you* ) cuz India's population density is too high. I actually *'SUPPORT'* this!

[@moumikdullah6717]

@@navneetanand4503 too tooo toooo!!!!! High!!!!!!

[@yuvrajvaish1836]

Wikipedia pe 200+ skyscraper dikha rha

[@nikhilsingh6243]

@@navneetanand4503 high rise buildings and skyscrapers are two different things. Should India have high rise buildings in cities?-- YES(like the unban societies and colonies) Should India have skyscrapers?-- ONLY IF NECESSARY High rise buildings make more economic sense than skyscrapers.

[@Dhruv-Kumar]

Bro skyscrappers look bad to mental health. So called scenery from a skyscrapper house becomes a depressing view in few months

[@ojasadhikari8486]

2:07 Thank you for mentioning this legendary architect I'm an architecture student and it feels nice when people recognise architects and their works...😊

[@SAMRAT-v7t]

Work hard and become greater architect than him..👍 India needs YOU👍

[@DanishAnsari-tn1up]

😏

[@hanifmuhammadahsan1405]

India में जनसंख्या भी बहुत ज्यादा है Skyscrapers कि बहुत ज्यादा जरूरत है 🇮🇳💞 देश के जगह बचाने के लिए Skyscrapers ही एकमात्र उपाय है

[@rks_3ditz]

Oggy's city is the best 😁

[@devilking3765]

😂😂

[@Toonvista7028]

Really nice 👍👍

[@abhishekbaindla3080]

​@@devilking3765 😮 It was a black hairstyle and it doesn't help with the idea of correct predict

[@surkk102]

Never ending stairs

[@Sanjayram2_1_5]

But really Nobita city is beautiful bcz it's neat and clean and is fixed in colonies kind with water gng bridges

[@gowin_saini]

Skyscrapers are necessary because India is an agricultural based economy and expansion of cities is costing us the fertile land. I'm from KOTA district of Rajasthan, 10 year ago my village was 9 km away from KOTA and very green but now it is merged in kota. It's very polluted and crime is became common now. So it's better to have a skyscraper than 200 houses along the road.

[@arnavsingh897]

Bro skyscrapers or colony me antar hota hai 😅

[@xyzzxxx]

@@arnavsingh897 does your reply makes any sense here? When did he say colony and skyscrapers are same

[@arnavsingh897]

@@xyzzxxx I mean in that situation, colonies are better because of problems they are facing to make a single skyscraper. 🙂

[@arnavsingh897]

And to me it makes more sense to make high rise buildings than skyscrapers in your situation 👍

[@abhijaykhileri4572]

Yes , we should use no fertile land for homes eg buildings, factorys etc., and fertile land for agriculture use.

[@nrjkr_07]

Indians ko skyscrapers psnd nahi he lekin ghumna inko Dubai or New York psnd he .🤣🤣

[@Xujin_huc09990]

😂😂

[@sushmasingh3107]

Ghumne me or rahne me farak hota hai.

[@nrjkr_07]

@@sushmasingh3107 mtlb Dubai or New York me koi nhi rehta hai

[@Xujin_huc09990]

@@sushmasingh3107 Bharat ka bhavishya

[@Sanjay.Uikey.750]

बिकुल 100% सही पकड़े है 😂😂😂

[@Viratkohli-18-chiku]

I think vertical development is important in India because by horizontal development the fertile land is becoming into pollution hubs causing deforestation. So there is great urge to get vertical development in India

[@deshmukhamit632]

He is only one who provide true facts and knowlege without biased opinions 🔥

[@With_aakash_vlog]

Really

[@Padaikro]

Yes he but there are many others also like dhruv rathee, mangala mohak.....

[@adarshgantayatrawagent7420]

@@With_aakash_vlog Are u asking or replying??

[@With_aakash_vlog]

Replying

[@adarshgantayatrawagent7420]

@@With_aakash_vlog 👍🏻

[@dwshredder4870]

Europe is the perfect example of- Classic beauty beats futuristic marvels .

[@hodophile5384]

Yas

[@jeetsaha9122]

India needs skyscrapers, look at the population density of industrial cities. Having skyscrapers will help reducing horizontal lands, which can be used to make green parks or wetlands or more industries. But here's a catch, making skyscrapers in handful of places will limit the devolopment of suburbs and far villages as the major workforce will again start migrating to cities and possibly increase horizontal slum area.

[@pappu4539]

So more smart cities should be built as a solution.

[@Sara-gl2mg]

We need a population control law too.

[@jeetsaha9122]

@@Sara-gl2mg we already have family management act of 1951.. India's birth/women rate is 1.6 which is below the replacement rate of 2.1 .. we have a control of population already.

[@jaanvibhanshal3073]

The problem is Indians don't like to live in high apartments they want their own built 🏡 home

[@jog.antani]

​@@jeetsaha9122its 2 not 1.6

[@tonmoysarkar7814]

My parents cant live in a skyscrapers, but it's good for populated countries like India, And we know many water bodies and forest areas are destroyed for horizontal urbanization

[@purabnathmusic]

Horizontal*

[@adibaba5]

I live in Bangalore, and my hometown is Mumbai. I am fond of sky gazing, and I take photos of the moon very often in Bangalore. When I visited Mumbai after 4 years for my cousins wedding, I was happy to see how tall the buildings were and I appreciated them. At night, I went to my apartment terrace, and I couldn't see the moon because of the taller buildings beside me. This made me sad that people cannot enjoy a simple view of sky over there. I rather wish to see open sky than falling in love with tall buildings.

[@AnkitGupta-cv2iz]

Always banglore

[@vshall.18]

Where do you live in Bangalore bro

[@gauravsharma_7]

Then Reduce population, only solution to tackle this situation. I would love to see proper Infrastructure rather than sky. Already so much pollution here, I can't even see stars properly.

[@techguru6875]

In country of 150core and population density of 21000 per square kilometers in Mumbai and u want to see sun,moon and twinkling stars. Stupid fellow first u check ur mental health.

[@mahendraagarwal219]

​@puneetdpYes correct 'leaving city' and not 'living city ',rains have proved again and again

[@stonehouseshorts]

Living in a Tall SkyScraper is really socially isolating ,I live in Mumbai in a Descent tall building and it is not very social compared to my old house .

[@agnibhamukherjee5823]

Did you love nature?

[@Dhruv-Kumar]

Im a skyscrapper critic but mumbai has no options. Maybe navi mumbai is a solution

[@faxybaba6934]

@rose rose😍😋😋😻

[@deusmachinima1189]

I love skyscrapers.

[@mimudas2870]

I love wooden house .....

[@swativyas4758]

In India most of the people love their own designed house 🤩

[@gauravrangnekar]

That's why most of the houses in India are poorly designed and ugly.

[@arnavthegreat4483]

Not in the big cities Almost everybody lives there in a appartment

[@meghashukla7940]

Exactly

[@Mickymice67]

😂😂😂🤣🤣

[@jivini4886]

@@arnavthegreat4483 not everyone, few prefer individual personal house with garden etc... At least with the people i have interacted...

[@coldfreeze267]

As an overly populated country India should definitely have more skyscrapers

[@bollyholly55]

1:35 what a beautiful city ,Pune

[@sakshamkapse3615]

Indians are so down to earth.....🫂🫂

[@Abyssalmatter]

No pun intended

[@uncanny5898]

Lol

[@Gauravprasad07]

Stay down to earth👍always this is quality of india. Its seems prety cool large skyscrapers large infrastructures but its threat to environment too . I wish india should develop at ground level best version in world ♥️👍

[@anupvadnere5950]

For metro city needed skyscrapers as horizontal distance also consume lots of land where we can use for urban plantation

[@dipendragahamagar2386]

Very informative as always in my opinion skyscraper should have in Indian to provide lavish shelter and and maintain population density 🙏❣️

[@divyanshuprasad823]

But they are expensive as compared to apartments or normal houses so they will just occupy land but can't be afforded by everyone and it will take years to build them as well as high maintenance cost will more electricity and water supply so I think building flats would be more sustainable way for Indian population and would be cost as well as time effective too.

[@binodrai2874]

I believe with our increasing population we need some skyscrapers for sure. So limited but good projects should be included like other developed countries Downtown areas. Make them come up in common areas so they look organised and can be managed better.

[@eliocloud9740]

I watched similar video on IBM and also really impressed by your work❤️

[@theplmotivationofficial]

Problem is that less skyscrapers means less trees due to more space occupied due to raw houses.

[@ridhamatri9447]

True!

[@gauravsharma_7]

True..

[@azadjain8534]

Visit Greater Noida and you will see greenery across the city. Raw houses are not problem. We need more planned cities than skyscrapers.

[@promitmullick7716]

In my opinion skyscrapers should made in India in large scale because it can give maximum office space in small area. And it is a image of development of a nation and attractive to tourism

[@suvajitkar9593]

Skyscrapers are the future because of the excess population. But those who already live in their own house they wouldn't shift to skyscrapers buildings. But if you're trend followed person you'd definitely like skyscrapers.

[@dropo7959]

We indians and our culture is really unique and we must be proud of it.

[@agnibhamukherjee5823]

No it is against nature

[@Dhruv-Kumar]

Skyscrappers is not our culture. Imagine Varanasi and Ayodhya full of skyscrapperz 🤢

[@noobanimation8503]

What nonsense 🤣

[@xyzzxxx]

@@Dhruv-Kumar brainless laal chaddis Tum logo ki vajah se endia hamesha poor aur dirty country hi rahega

[@souvikroy4705]

We want skyscrapers

[@LotusasivGaming]

8:47 one solution to the electricity is solar Panels & For water we can make Green rooftops like Japan did

[@ayeshaclassesgk]

Gaurav ji❤️I'm glad that all of your subscribers helped you and supported you on your journey.

[@rajputanafire]

I'm biggest fan gourav bhai channel

[@rajputanafire]

I'm subscribe you mam

[@xdbarun]

@@rajputanafire bhai ye ye r@ndi h har kisi ke har video pe comment krta h abhi 2 min pehle samar experiment pe iska comment dekha tha

[@rajputanafire]

@@xdbarun okk bro I'm unsubscribe this

[@Annihilatr_]

India's capital , delhi , only got stopped from getting skyscrapers due to DDA and not getting privatisation, meanwhile private companies in Mumbai got permissions and see mumbai has got majority of India's skyscrapers This also led to unauthorised colonies in delhi

[@balkishunsah3275]

डीडीए चुटिया हैं। But yahan woh concern nahi hain। Political & bureaucracy & bhu mafia ke wajah se dilli barbad hui hain। But Delhi ko skyscrapper sirf central business district mein banane CHAHIYEH। Ek tarike ki kachra आबादी हर जगह भर गई हैं दिल्ली में। भू माफिया के पूरे कब्जे में हैं।

[@rayedshamim7329]

One way to solve skyscraper problem is to include offices and general store in them with living apartments so that traveling can be avoided altogether.

[@tronortron]

Genius

[@NavneetKrSingh24]

Agree bro should be develop these skycrappers in those areas where tourism flourished and official works are predominantly followed there

[@realitycheckers8898]

I am following Guwrav's both channels since 1.5 years Such content quality and easy to understand videos are hard to find 😁

[@SystemE33OR]

Following since 1.5yrs still writing wrong name *GUWRAV*

[@arnavsingh897]

@@SystemE33OR lol

[@avinashkumarsinha7888]

I am following him since 5 years.. 😅 He is amazing

[@HasanUnknown]

[Quran 20:14]:- “Indeed, I am Allah, There is no God except Me, so worship Me and establish prayer for My remembrance.”

[@arnavsingh897]

@@HasanUnknown and that's why I don't like your God 🙂

[@Exiide89]

India has highly active seismic zones and soft terrain in most of the areas except the Deccan plateau. So, detailed engineering effort is required to design high rise buildings for such conditions.

[@asterionop8447]

kuch bhi likh diya? 😂 except the northeast and states too near the Himalayas and the fertile northern plains (because it's for agriculture) the whole of India is much stable , the most of asia where skyscrapers are there like singapore eastern china s korea indonesia japan ect. even lie on the pacific ring of fire which is much dangerous than the seismic activity around north/northeast Indian cities 😂

[@stopcrying9300]

Isliye farming land kam hote ja rhe hai

[@radhajadhav7303]

Mumbai must do what nature does i e. have the same height as nature sets it. The tallest tree in Mumbai is the coconut tree and that is a maximum of 98 feet tall. The tallest building must not have more than 7 floors and the water tank on top. That will make the building 98 feet tall. Also the FSI must not be more than 1. Anything more than this has serious consequences. Apart from and more hazardous than the consequences mentioned in the video are the following ones: 1. If a building is 9 or more floors tall then the only time the sunlight reaches the ground is when the sun rises above the building i.e. when it is overhead at noon. Even worse when 2 nine storeyed (9 floors) buildings are next to each other the sunlight penetration to the ground between these 2 buildings (leave alone 20, 30,40.....100 floors) is only when the sun is overhead for a brief period of time between these 2 buildings. This leads to a catastrophe called 'Sick Building Effect' (already a worldwide phenomenon). When the sunlight doesn't fall on the walls of the building or doesn't enter the homes or offices in the building, fungus grows not only on the walls outside and inside the homes or offices but also in the a/c ducts, shafts and other places i e. everywhere. This fungus harbours viruses and bacteria in a symbiotic relationship. This fungus, bacteria and virus gets suspended in the air along with moisture and causes deadly and/or chronic diseases including cancer, tuberculosis. and chronic respiratory disorders amongst others. The only way to get rid of this fungus is to plaster the walls newly only to have the fungus return in no time. Leave alone the a/c ducts/shafts. 2. Also since there is no sunlight penetration on the ground including roads and footpaths to sanitize them there is fungal,bacterial and viral growth which cause diseases including cancer,tb, chronic respiratory disorders amongst others. Also since sunlight doesn't fall on human beings the vitamin D in their bodies doesn't get activated which leads to a variety of disorders including kidney failure. 3. Also without sunlight the trees and plants on the road die. There is not a single tree on the roads of New York. Trees are half of our respiratory system. We breath in oxygen and give out carbon dioxide and the trees breath in that carbon dioxide and give out oxygen. Without trees humans will die. 4. Now an FSI (Floor Space Index) of 1 means the ratio of total area of all floors built on the plot of land for people to live in to the area of the open space left on that plot of land is 1. That means the total floor area built and the open space area on that plot of land is the same. As the ratio of total floor area built to the open space area on that plot of land increases the number of people coming out not only on the open space on the plot but also on the road outside that building increases. The number of people using the basic amenities including roads, transportation (trains,buses,taxes,rickshas,cars and other vehicles), hospitals, clinics, schools and more increases which leads to stampedes and deaths as the one that occured at a railway station in Mumbai. This leads to shortage of expert doctors leading to death. This leads to traffic congestion and accidents and hence death. This leads to no parking space and hazardous levels of pollution/unit area and hence death. 5. Buildings taller than 7floors and/or an FSI of more than 1 means the sun rises much later and sets much earlier and even during the day there is no daylight as there is no sunlight penetration. This leads to a higher usage of electricity for artificial lighting even during daytime leading to triple or quadruple electricity bills as compared to normal. In New York lights are turned on at 2 p m. in the afternoon. Sometimes lights are on all day long in NY. 6. The problem that since Mumbai is an island it cannot grow horizontally is not a problem at all. Its an excuse by the politicians and builder nexus to build skyscrapers and coastal roads on expensive Mumbai land to make quick and huge money at the expense of destroying nature (and its beauty), sane living in and sane development of Mumbai. The island must be connected (seperated by the Ulhas river) to its surrounding cities that are NaviMumbai, Thane, Vasai-Virar by bridges across the river ( bridges already existing and Trans Harbour Link across Thane creek coming up) and further by roads (roads already existing) and metros to Kalyan-Dombivli, Panvel, Badlapur. Not by making insane coastal roads in the ocean destroying all the open spaces (beaches) and views (the sea,the horizon, the sky, the sunset) and the underwater flora and fauna (including planktons that light up the sea at night). Having the height of any building at a maximum of 98 feet and the FSI at a maximum of 1 is a must.

[@radhajadhav7303]

@@asterionop8447 Mumbai must do what nature does i e. have the same height as nature sets it. The tallest tree in Mumbai is the coconut tree and that is a maximum of 98 feet tall. The tallest building must not have more than 7 floors and the water tank on top. That will make the building 98 feet tall. Also the FSI must not be more than 1. Anything more than this has serious consequences. Apart from and more hazardous than the consequences mentioned in the video are the following ones: 1. If a building is 9 or more floors tall then the only time the sunlight reaches the ground is when the sun rises above the building i.e. when it is overhead at noon. Even worse when 2 nine storeyed (9 floors) buildings are next to each other the sunlight penetration to the ground between these 2 buildings (leave alone 20, 30,40.....100 floors) is only when the sun is overhead for a brief period of time between these 2 buildings. This leads to a catastrophe called 'Sick Building Effect' (already a worldwide phenomenon). When the sunlight doesn't fall on the walls of the building or doesn't enter the homes or offices in the building, fungus grows not only on the walls outside and inside the homes or offices but also in the a/c ducts, shafts and other places i e. everywhere. This fungus harbours viruses and bacteria in a symbiotic relationship. This fungus, bacteria and virus gets suspended in the air along with moisture and causes deadly and/or chronic diseases including cancer, tuberculosis. and chronic respiratory disorders amongst others. The only way to get rid of this fungus is to plaster the walls newly only to have the fungus return in no time. Leave alone the a/c ducts/shafts. 2. Also since there is no sunlight penetration on the ground including roads and footpaths to sanitize them there is fungal,bacterial and viral growth which cause diseases including cancer,tb, chronic respiratory disorders amongst others. Also since sunlight doesn't fall on human beings the vitamin D in their bodies doesn't get activated which leads to a variety of disorders including kidney failure. 3. Also without sunlight the trees and plants on the road die. There is not a single tree on the roads of New York. Trees are half of our respiratory system. We breath in oxygen and give out carbon dioxide and the trees breath in that carbon dioxide and give out oxygen. Without trees humans will die. 4. Now an FSI (Floor Space Index) of 1 means the ratio of total area of all floors built on the plot of land for people to live in to the area of the open space left on that plot of land is 1. That means the total floor area built and the open space area on that plot of land is the same. As the ratio of total floor area built to the open space area on that plot of land increases the number of people coming out not only on the open space on the plot but also on the road outside that building increases. The number of people using the basic amenities including roads, transportation (trains,buses,taxes,rickshas,cars and other vehicles), hospitals, clinics, schools and more increases which leads to stampedes and deaths as the one that occured at a railway station in Mumbai. This leads to shortage of expert doctors leading to death. This leads to traffic congestion and accidents and hence death. This leads to no parking space and hazardous levels of pollution/unit area and hence death. 5. Buildings taller than 7floors and/or an FSI of more than 1 means the sun rises much later and sets much earlier and even during the day there is no daylight as there is no sunlight penetration. This leads to a higher usage of electricity for artificial lighting even during daytime leading to triple or quadruple electricity bills as compared to normal. In New York lights are turned on at 2 p m. in the afternoon. Sometimes lights are on all day long in NY. 6. The problem that since Mumbai is an island it cannot grow horizontally is not a problem at all. Its an excuse by the politicians and builder nexus to build skyscrapers and coastal roads on expensive Mumbai land to make quick and huge money at the expense of destroying nature (and its beauty), sane living in and sane development of Mumbai. The island must be connected (seperated by the Ulhas river) to its surrounding cities that are NaviMumbai, Thane, Vasai-Virar by bridges across the river ( bridges already existing and Trans Harbour Link across Thane creek coming up) and further by roads (roads already existing) and metros to Kalyan-Dombivli, Panvel, Badlapur. Not by making insane coastal roads in the ocean destroying all the open spaces (beaches) and views (the sea,the horizon, the sky, the sunset) and the underwater flora and fauna (including planktons that light up the sea at night). Having the height of any building at a maximum of 98 feet and the FSI at a maximum of 1 is a must.

[@radhajadhav7303]

@@stopcrying9300 Mumbai must do what nature does i e. have the same height as nature sets it. The tallest tree in Mumbai is the coconut tree and that is a maximum of 98 feet tall. The tallest building must not have more than 7 floors and the water tank on top. That will make the building 98 feet tall. Also the FSI must not be more than 1. Anything more than this has serious consequences. Apart from and more hazardous than the consequences mentioned in the video are the following ones: 1. If a building is 9 or more floors tall then the only time the sunlight reaches the ground is when the sun rises above the building i.e. when it is overhead at noon. Even worse when 2 nine storeyed (9 floors) buildings are next to each other the sunlight penetration to the ground between these 2 buildings (leave alone 20, 30,40.....100 floors) is only when the sun is overhead for a brief period of time between these 2 buildings. This leads to a catastrophe called 'Sick Building Effect' (already a worldwide phenomenon). When the sunlight doesn't fall on the walls of the building or doesn't enter the homes or offices in the building, fungus grows not only on the walls outside and inside the homes or offices but also in the a/c ducts, shafts and other places i e. everywhere. This fungus harbours viruses and bacteria in a symbiotic relationship. This fungus, bacteria and virus gets suspended in the air along with moisture and causes deadly and/or chronic diseases including cancer, tuberculosis. and chronic respiratory disorders amongst others. The only way to get rid of this fungus is to plaster the walls newly only to have the fungus return in no time. Leave alone the a/c ducts/shafts. 2. Also since there is no sunlight penetration on the ground including roads and footpaths to sanitize them there is fungal,bacterial and viral growth which cause diseases including cancer,tb, chronic respiratory disorders amongst others. Also since sunlight doesn't fall on human beings the vitamin D in their bodies doesn't get activated which leads to a variety of disorders including kidney failure. 3. Also without sunlight the trees and plants on the road die. There is not a single tree on the roads of New York. Trees are half of our respiratory system. We breath in oxygen and give out carbon dioxide and the trees breath in that carbon dioxide and give out oxygen. Without trees humans will die. 4. Now an FSI (Floor Space Index) of 1 means the ratio of total area of all floors built on the plot of land for people to live in to the area of the open space left on that plot of land is 1. That means the total floor area built and the open space area on that plot of land is the same. As the ratio of total floor area built to the open space area on that plot of land increases the number of people coming out not only on the open space on the plot but also on the road outside that building increases. The number of people using the basic amenities including roads, transportation (trains,buses,taxes,rickshas,cars and other vehicles), hospitals, clinics, schools and more increases which leads to stampedes and deaths as the one that occured at a railway station in Mumbai. This leads to shortage of expert doctors leading to death. This leads to traffic congestion and accidents and hence death. This leads to no parking space and hazardous levels of pollution/unit area and hence death. 5. Buildings taller than 7floors and/or an FSI of more than 1 means the sun rises much later and sets much earlier and even during the day there is no daylight as there is no sunlight penetration. This leads to a higher usage of electricity for artificial lighting even during daytime leading to triple or quadruple electricity bills as compared to normal. In New York lights are turned on at 2 p m. in the afternoon. Sometimes lights are on all day long in NY. 6. The problem that since Mumbai is an island it cannot grow horizontally is not a problem at all. Its an excuse by the politicians and builder nexus to build skyscrapers and coastal roads on expensive Mumbai land to make quick and huge money at the expense of destroying nature (and its beauty), sane living in and sane development of Mumbai. The island must be connected (seperated by the Ulhas river) to its surrounding cities that are NaviMumbai, Thane, Vasai-Virar by bridges across the river ( bridges already existing and Trans Harbour Link across Thane creek coming up) and further by roads (roads already existing) and metros to Kalyan-Dombivli, Panvel, Badlapur. Not by making insane coastal roads in the ocean destroying all the open spaces (beaches) and views (the sea,the horizon, the sky, the sunset) and the underwater flora and fauna (including planktons that light up the sea at night). Having the height of any building at a maximum of 98 feet and the FSI at a maximum of 1 is a must.

[@sarojjena9947]

. . . . .superbly explained 👌👌👌

[@AIRinJEEADVANCED2025FPOTEN]

Thanks Gaurav bhai for considering Pune city

[@nanditamandal2615]

The information which I got from this channel is so good.

[@aryangamer1023]

Thanks for information brother ❣️👍

[@amritkarn5125]

I think the FSI needs to be increased especially in unban areas to lower the accomodation charges and allow foreign influx of investment and people.

[@Calmnessseeker]

Can't agree more 😭 FSI must be Increased

[@deusmachinima1189]

FSI should be increased to 10 or more minimum to have many skyscrapers like usa and china but highest fsi is in mumbai with only 5 fsi. Manhattan, Shanghai has 14 fsi or more. Most indian metropolitan fsi ranges from 1-3 highest being 4 and 5.

[@pandurangarao6026]

Based necesasities are important...food, water, shelter...not sky srappers.

[@HasanUnknown]

[Quran 20:14]:- “Indeed, I am Allah, There is no God except Me, so worship Me and establish prayer for My remembrance.”

[@amritkarn5125]

@@pandurangarao6026 the reason for advocacy of increase in FSI is to make shelter more affordable without expansion of cities. Vertical sheltering will allow for more per capita shelter space and wider roads both of which will increase the foreign investment rates this giving more money to solve more problems

[@manoranjanbaskey]

no matter we have skyscrappers or not, one who live in touch with Earth, live a healthy life...proud to be an Indian.

[@vanshitog]

*Logic left the chat

[@vickybadwal9703]

@@vanshitog actually not he is right

[@shreysethis5517]

Har baat mein indian indian le atte hoe

[@Dyson2024]

Ha touch me rho 😂 gandi nali me rho crore slum banate rho buliding nhi

[@suchitkumarpandey7956]

@@vanshitog oh yeah, someone is happy and satisfied but this MF can't digest that

[@amygdalatales8880]

Skyscraper doesnt equate to development. Its just aesthetically pleasing.

[@sushantmeshram5172]

You have such great voice and style of speaking that you can convince anyone over any issue!!

[@Sanatani_Sherni]

Indian Foreign Policy on BEAST MODE 🔥 93,000/0 still remains Unbeatable 🇮🇳❤️

[@kauramarjeet3014]

Yea lol poor pakistanis

[@adarshgantayatrawagent7420]

Jyotika Sharma is on beast mode 🔥🙌🏻. You keep on commenting the same line in every youtube video 😂.

[@xyz_205]

May be she is in modi media cell😂😂

[@noobanimation8503]

What is. 93,000/0 ??

[@xyzzxxx]

@@noobanimation8503 93k pak soldiers surrendered to india in indo-pak war

[@ridhaykalwani3942]

Thanks gaurav I was looking for a pdf editor for my studies really thanks

[@ekanshsharma5248]

As an architect I must say…Bhai Guarav bhai ne science ke sath sath architecture and civil engineering bhi poori padh li hai…😂 apko to koi degree zrurat nhi hai …honestly speaking 🔥🔥

[@vinayraj231]

Bro mujhe apna home banana hai koi achha sa map batao

[@newheadstart]

@@vinayraj231 lol

[@Rohan_7925]

@@vinayraj231 he is talking about real house not toy model

[@ekanshsharma5248]

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[@31.saurabhpayaghan71]

I'm also an architect. I'm your regular viewer. This information is really fantastic 👏 you cover all the facts, merits and demerits

[@epicpunjabi1438]

india should have more skyscrapers than other countries it looks cool

[@allinone-wm4du]

Nice sir you are one of the favourite youtuber that gave know about the earth's history and growing it's

[@adit27j]

Great Explanation ❤️

[@shauryakhatry3673]

Very very informative. I didn't know all this till now. Keep it.

[@shorts-zy4rg]

I like to know about facts 😍😍😎😎 Well doing sir keep going 🙏👍👍

[@gamingadda8936]

Indian culture and dhrma 🙇❤️

[@Pinkili]

Bruh. F you culture

[@yash_vr]

1:42 I have one question - Eg :- Agar Lucknow ka area 2500sqkm hai to matlab uski average length and breadth approximately 250km hogi but when we look at India's map tab distance from lucknow to Nanital is 500km!. To map dekhne se lucknow ka length 20 times Kam lagta hai when comparing distance from lucknow to Nanital aisa kyu ???

[@not_secular]

Your videos are very interesting and informative 🧐🤓🧠🧠

[@ashmitonline]

1:25 I live in pune and pune has been developed soooo much like there is nothing bad

[@shreyansh2244]

0:53 Correction- Architect only design, Actually Engineers build the Skyscraper.

[@Prakashtiwary_0007]

Jai Hind 🇮🇳💓🙏🏻

[@Griffith_1802]

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[@captain.alok1]

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[@akibff69yt]

Kitne country Hai Is Duniya Mein ... Lekin Map ... Mein ... Toh Humara ( INDIA ) Sabse Khubsurat Lagta Hai ... Proud To Be INDIAN 🥰💯❤

[@thepokemonpirate3460]

Typical comment for likes :

[@SLme4L.]

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[@harishpatel2773]

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[@shilpan9229]

Bro , Cross tower 🗼 in Seoul is in South Korea 🇰🇷 but you wrote China. Other information is really good ☺️ I love it and learnt also

[@thongkingdom2498]

Good Obeservation!

[@frozengaming5518]

Bro I was also thinking the same!! 💀

[@anubhavghosh.6677]

@@frozengaming5518 me alsoo

[@ErxgonIITK]

The fact that India needs skyscrapers the most.

[@ankit.says59]

video editing and talking style bahut acchi h aapki 👏👏

[@karthikaryan3109]

Correction at 0:41. Seoul City from South Korea. Not China. My Oppa's lives there. Sarange Oppa & Noona.

[@abhinavanand5223]

Yepp bro.

[@drakeuniversity8468]

Koreanboo

[@GoofyAhhLion2937]

wtf

[@Rabina_das08]

Cringe

[@chetank1818]

best video for civil engineering , there are lot things we can learn from this video , thank you gaurav bhai , lots of love from karnataka

[@ishaanmathur8410]

According to me, there should be more skyscrapers in india because it will improve their accomodation and many people can live even in a square kilometer.

[@vishwadewan8546]

Yep and also, more space for trees

[@freak1010-u4h]

Yepp it's a good idea

[@meenuthakur657]

What about earthquake phobic people?

[@debojyotidas269]

Skyscrapers has many benefits except social isolation which will not be a problem if we stay outside and meet with people and meet our neighbors who are in 40th floor with us. Skyscrapers also reduces real estate prices.

[@Falcoogamerrr525]

0:32 sir mumbai alone has more than 200 skyscrapers

[@suprathitghosh5019]

So nicely explained 🙏

[@beautyyadav3617]

Just organize the country well and give a strong structure to our country 😊

[@pranavkumar106]

Skyscrapers eventually would give us more open space which we could be use for widening of roads as over crowding and over traffick is a common problem in most of the places of Indian cities and towns. Narrowing cities to certain extent horizontally, we would get more space for agricultural, industrial, natural refreshment parks etc. etc. Our system & society must have to accustom with the need of the time to have a systematic city or town, for eg, to reach a stall if they can walk some distance horizontally, why not vertically. It seems without absorbing more and more people and activities by skyscrapers, Indian cities or towns will never be well arranged and we will eventually be in scarce of Agriculture, Forest and open lands and roads will always remain in chaotic state as at present. In fact India is doing a blunder by avoiding skyscrapers.

[@radhajadhav7303]

Mumbai must do what nature does i e. have the same height as nature sets it. The tallest tree in Mumbai is the coconut tree and that is a maximum of 98 feet tall. The tallest building must not have more than 7 floors and the water tank on top. That will make the building 98 feet tall. Also the FSI must not be more than 1. Anything more than this has serious consequences. Apart from and more hazardous than the consequences mentioned in the video are the following ones: 1. If a building is 9 or more floors tall then the only time the sunlight reaches the ground is when the sun rises above the building i.e. when it is overhead at noon. Even worse when 2 nine storeyed (9 floors) buildings are next to each other the sunlight penetration to the ground between these 2 buildings (leave alone 20, 30,40.....100 floors) is only when the sun is overhead for a brief period of time between these 2 buildings. This leads to a catastrophe called 'Sick Building Effect' (already a worldwide phenomenon). When the sunlight doesn't fall on the walls of the building or doesn't enter the homes or offices in the building, fungus grows not only on the walls outside and inside the homes or offices but also in the a/c ducts, shafts and other places i e. everywhere. This fungus harbours viruses and bacteria in a symbiotic relationship. This fungus, bacteria and virus gets suspended in the air along with moisture and causes deadly and/or chronic diseases including cancer, tuberculosis. and chronic respiratory disorders amongst others. The only way to get rid of this fungus is to plaster the walls newly only to have the fungus return in no time. Leave alone the a/c ducts/shafts. 2. Also since there is no sunlight penetration on the ground including roads and footpaths to sanitize them there is fungal,bacterial and viral growth which cause diseases including cancer,tb, chronic respiratory disorders amongst others. Also since sunlight doesn't fall on human beings the vitamin D in their bodies doesn't get activated which leads to a variety of disorders including kidney failure. 3. Also without sunlight the trees and plants on the road die. There is not a single tree on the roads of New York. Trees are half of our respiratory system. We breath in oxygen and give out carbon dioxide and the trees breath in that carbon dioxide and give out oxygen. Without trees humans will die. 4. Now an FSI (Floor Space Index) of 1 means the ratio of total area of all floors built on the plot of land for people to live in to the area of the open space left on that plot of land is 1. That means the total floor area built and the open space area on that plot of land is the same. As the ratio of total floor area built to the open space area on that plot of land increases the number of people coming out not only on the open space on the plot but also on the road outside that building increases. The number of people using the basic amenities including roads, transportation (trains,buses,taxes,rickshas,cars and other vehicles), hospitals, clinics, schools and more increases which leads to stampedes and deaths as the one that occured at a railway station in Mumbai. This leads to shortage of expert doctors leading to death. This leads to traffic congestion and accidents and hence death. This leads to no parking space and hazardous levels of pollution/unit area and hence death. 5. Buildings taller than 7floors and/or an FSI of more than 1 means the sun rises much later and sets much earlier and even during the day there is no daylight as there is no sunlight penetration. This leads to a higher usage of electricity for artificial lighting even during daytime leading to triple or quadruple electricity bills as compared to normal. In New York lights are turned on at 2 p m. in the afternoon. Sometimes lights are on all day long in NY. 6. The problem that since Mumbai is an island it cannot grow horizontally is not a problem at all. Its an excuse by the politicians and builder nexus to build skyscrapers and coastal roads on expensive Mumbai land to make quick and huge money at the expense of destroying nature (and its beauty), sane living in and sane development of Mumbai. The island must be connected (seperated by the Ulhas river) to its surrounding cities that are NaviMumbai, Thane, Vasai-Virar by bridges across the river ( bridges already existing and Trans Harbour Link across Thane creek coming up) and further by roads (roads already existing) and metros to Kalyan-Dombivli, Panvel, Badlapur. Not by making insane coastal roads in the ocean destroying all the open spaces (beaches) and views (the sea,the horizon, the sky, the sunset) and the underwater flora and fauna (including planktons that light up the sea at night). Having the height of any building at a maximum of 98 feet and the FSI at a maximum of 1 is a must.

[@pranavkumar106]

@@radhajadhav7303 We always find enormous explanations for the things we legging behind.

[@Rohit-w2e9w]

Guzarish hai usko bhi eek se sikhata hai lekin tere se sikhata se ho gaya h na hogull se Activity ke liye hi hai usko thodina jala

[@santoshbawankar7058]

Bhaiya/didi stand laga lo This free service will get extinct if no traffic😐

[@hdrutvik2863]

I agree bro ..... If we build vertically then we can give more space or a part for only forest things

[@lakshay2634]

You showed European cities , It's really looking so aesthetic ❤️ I wish India ke bhi cities me aisi hi development ho

[@radhajadhav7303]

Mumbai must do what nature does i e. have the same height as nature sets it. The tallest tree in Mumbai is the coconut tree and that is a maximum of 98 feet tall. The tallest building must not have more than 7 floors and the water tank on top. That will make the building 98 feet tall. Also the FSI must not be more than 1. Anything more than this has serious consequences. Apart from and more hazardous than the consequences mentioned in the video are the following ones: 1. If a building is 9 or more floors tall then the only time the sunlight reaches the ground is when the sun rises above the building i.e. when it is overhead at noon. Even worse when 2 nine storeyed (9 floors) buildings are next to each other the sunlight penetration to the ground between these 2 buildings (leave alone 20, 30,40.....100 floors) is only when the sun is overhead for a brief period of time between these 2 buildings. This leads to a catastrophe called 'Sick Building Effect' (already a worldwide phenomenon). When the sunlight doesn't fall on the walls of the building or doesn't enter the homes or offices in the building, fungus grows not only on the walls outside and inside the homes or offices but also in the a/c ducts, shafts and other places i e. everywhere. This fungus harbours viruses and bacteria in a symbiotic relationship. This fungus, bacteria and virus gets suspended in the air along with moisture and causes deadly and/or chronic diseases including cancer, tuberculosis. and chronic respiratory disorders amongst others. The only way to get rid of this fungus is to plaster the walls newly only to have the fungus return in no time. Leave alone the a/c ducts/shafts. 2. Also since there is no sunlight penetration on the ground including roads and footpaths to sanitize them there is fungal,bacterial and viral growth which cause diseases including cancer,tb, chronic respiratory disorders amongst others. Also since sunlight doesn't fall on human beings the vitamin D in their bodies doesn't get activated which leads to a variety of disorders including kidney failure. 3. Also without sunlight the trees and plants on the road die. There is not a single tree on the roads of New York. Trees are half of our respiratory system. We breath in oxygen and give out carbon dioxide and the trees breath in that carbon dioxide and give out oxygen. Without trees humans will die. 4. Now an FSI (Floor Space Index) of 1 means the ratio of total area of all floors built on the plot of land for people to live in to the area of the open space left on that plot of land is 1. That means the total floor area built and the open space area on that plot of land is the same. As the ratio of total floor area built to the open space area on that plot of land increases the number of people coming out not only on the open space on the plot but also on the road outside that building increases. The number of people using the basic amenities including roads, transportation (trains,buses,taxes,rickshas,cars and other vehicles), hospitals, clinics, schools and more increases which leads to stampedes and deaths as the one that occured at a railway station in Mumbai. This leads to shortage of expert doctors leading to death. This leads to traffic congestion and accidents and hence death. This leads to no parking space and hazardous levels of pollution/unit area and hence death. 5. Buildings taller than 7floors and/or an FSI of more than 1 means the sun rises much later and sets much earlier and even during the day there is no daylight as there is no sunlight penetration. This leads to a higher usage of electricity for artificial lighting even during daytime leading to triple or quadruple electricity bills as compared to normal. In New York lights are turned on at 2 p m. in the afternoon. Sometimes lights are on all day long in NY. 6. The problem that since Mumbai is an island it cannot grow horizontally is not a problem at all. Its an excuse by the politicians and builder nexus to build skyscrapers and coastal roads on expensive Mumbai land to make quick and huge money at the expense of destroying nature (and its beauty), sane living in and sane development of Mumbai. The island must be connected (seperated by the Ulhas river) to its surrounding cities that are NaviMumbai, Thane, Vasai-Virar by bridges across the river ( bridges already existing and Trans Harbour Link across Thane creek coming up) and further by roads (roads already existing) and metros to Kalyan-Dombivli, Panvel, Badlapur. Not by making insane coastal roads in the ocean destroying all the open spaces (beaches) and views (the sea,the horizon, the sky, the sunset) and the underwater flora and fauna (including planktons that light up the sea at night). Having the height of any building at a maximum of 98 feet and the FSI at a maximum of 1 is a must.

[@gauravsharma_7]

I don't like European cities, really concrete nothing else. I love Tokyo, which is a real city.

[@swayansurout2201]

Please make a video on jagannath temple,Puri mystery.... That's what India is!

[@Hardik_saini777]

Who likes Gaurav old setup with mic and standing 🥺❤️

[@arpitaghosh8069]

Make "in 10 minutes" videos I like the editing and also It is interesting and more facts can be learned in a small period of time

[@valentinohydra3373]

A never imagined concept... Thank u bhaiya💜💜

[@user-j7y9wIl]

🙏I think all the restrictions on building huge skyscrapers must be remove by the government let's India🇮🇳 grow up vertically and save the jungles, save agriculture land🚩🚩🚩❤️❤️🔔🔔

[@aka754]

You are right

[@okbaby8494]

Aeroplane landing ke liye bhi scochna hota hai

[@shouvikpathak5501]

@@okbaby8494 Acha... China main shayad aeroplane land nahi hota 🧐

[@VICKY_AEKER]

@@shouvikpathak5501 😅

[@INSANE-ll1nd]

U got the point 👍

[@VikramKumar-di6dj]

day by day u r changing my view about india 😇

[@Oobservatory_X]

Mujhe toh esa lgta h yeh wo bolta h jo logo ko accha lgta h jiise attention mile

[@samueljames7204]

@ 08:00 mins ... There is mis information or an error ..... How can a 40 floor building have 1600 flats .... That means each floor will have 40 flats ... Which is impossible.. 40*40=1600

[@nandinisharma2634]

We did not want high rise buildings/apartments, we need devlopment with a view to save environment

[@swathi6728]

Yes. Population control and eco-friendly development is essential for more of agro and forestry lands. If not then whole environment is in danger. Not only garbage disposal. People are not having civic sense for disposing biodegradable and non bio garbages separately despite being educated. Poor people are mostly conservative and superstitious.

[@SnakeArtsOfficials]

High building have more space but takes less land space so more trees parks agriculture etc will be on that land

[@nandinisharma2634]

@@SnakeArtsOfficials You are right, but I mean to say that we have to focus on both environment and development, but priority must be our environment

[@gauravsharma_7]

​​@@nandinisharma2634Skycrappers also save environment, Harizontal Development leads expansion of the City due to which people have to travel alot and it becomes hell in cities like Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore, Cheenai, which have Zero planning, conjusted Roads, less trees etc. Go and see Tokyo for once, Tokyo is really an Ideal city. Best Roads ✅ Best Public Transport ✅ Scrict laws for Green Area ✅ Green area ✅ Clean and disciplined city and its people ✅ Low crime ✅ And etc. Etc. No Indian City can match Tokyo's level even in next 1000 years if not taken city planning seriously.

[@nandinisharma2634]

@@gauravsharma_7 I agree but Skyscrapers looks very good in big cities and in the cities having small area as compared to population like Mumbai, but not in hilly terrains. I know it's very good for country's economy but hill terrains and some places with natural beauty looks fabulous without any skyscrapers. I know skyscrapers are good for business activities but people doesn't realise that the environment in which they are living where there is lack of sunlight on ground for people lack of trees and many more, however human beings are working to find a way to make skyscrapers a very good option for big cities. All the problems you mentioned can be short out by making a symmetrical arrangement of current buildings making them more efficient to work.

[@sid7357]

In my opinion, sky scrapers are essential but what is we convert sky scrapers to commercial !? Means for offices hotels etc for earning and will also help growing gdp it will help our country a lot .

[@TiresAndThrills]

Pls Explain the main topic on why India does not have skyscrapers.

[@user-j7y9wIl]

In today's time there is not an issue to bring some product from the market from a skyscraper, in modern time there are all facilities in the skyscrapers inside, there are a little bit malls inside the skyscrapers, and to going out there are lifts there are elevators there are escalators which people can use to bring some morning products like Bread, milk, grocery or vegetables etc

[@hriddhiman7529]

Exactly

[@lifeislivinglove9073]

You can't live in Isolated state bro Indians love to go for shopping and enjoy Normal life with nature involment Think if we built such tall buildings there will be no pure air but just air conditioner in homes Every facility availability doesn't make any sense in reality it's imagination of every human being needs everything just so close from there house But using no windows for ventilation and natures walk would make human mind sick were are not ready for it till yet Earth would face more challenges regarding environmental issues and water scarcity due to high pollution and no rain 🤔 🤌

[@RausanSinha]

@@lifeislivinglove9073 you have many stereotype for skyscraper. Do you think you can't exit from skyscraper for going friends? No one is putting you in jail 😂 And in India housing needs is growing with population increases, people are building houses on agricultural land, which is waste of fertile land. We should consider building high rise and sky rise buildings.

[@hriddhiman7529]

@@lifeislivinglove9073 You are mad bro

[@hriddhiman7529]

@@lifeislivinglove9073 What ever you said is pure bulshit building skyscrapers is the best thing we can do😅

[@udhaysharma4417]

I love my India❤❤

[@ParamountCreation]

This channel is really so amazing nd mind-blowing 💥💥

[@mba056-lokeshwaran.k2]

Despite Cities like Paris London Berlin Copenhagen have low raised building they still look magnificent... We must focus on making beautiful building rather than big ☺️like Pairs

[@asterionop8447]

haan haan dusro ko hi blindly follow karte raho 😂 the countries you've mentioned are low in population and population growth rate , while both are extremely high in India when the population is already so large and growing so fast more houses will be required and if we don't build skyscrapers then we would have to build many many new small houses horizontally for the growing population but , doing so will cover up the fertile land where farming is done (no one is going to build houses on a mountain or desert lol) and then finally we won't have food for the huge population 🙏🙂 we need more and more agricultural land for the huge population of ours (even one child policy can't bring balance soon) and for that we need vertically tall buildings to accommodate the growing population at the same time OK?

[@techamrit2032]

Proud to be an Indian ❤️🇮🇳😌

[@xyz_205]

Indian chday mere 🇮🇳 pe

[@altezzaandre9651]

As a Jakarta love skyscraper, i think india needs skyscraper or high rise building 🤔

[@phyoko3141]

No need Skyscrapers, Like Europe city, Indonesian like skyscraper, The air is polluted. Never had fresh air.

[@altezzaandre9651]

​@@phyoko3141really? the proof is now European countries have Skyscrapers project

[@sampradasrivastava793]

I personally think skyscrapers can be a great choice in India only for those cities which have more population and less land area as it can give more shelter to the people who are living there and for cities having more area don't really need to make skyscrapers

[@car_of_thrones]

Noida is the area where most of the skyscraper are being preparatiing but of upto 30th floor.. but they doesn't shine like these

[@aviralrichhariya1550]

@@car_of_thrones because india sky scrappers are made of cement not glass

[@kinglegend5574]

i think indian cities can never achieve aesthetic and beautiful house planning like europe let alone be the skyscrapers of western countries

[@gauravsharma_7]

​@@aviralrichhariya1550Yeah! But these cement one are long lasting than Glass, but they look Ugly. Raat k time he Acche lagte hai.. Din j Time toh.. bas..

[@NavneetKrSingh24]

Skycrappers should be developed in those areas where official work and tourism exist extremely __ UAE itself uses skycrappers majorly for Tourism👈

[@Nitin...09]

Proud To Be Indian 🇮🇳

[@ayush_prince]

Yes bro 🇮🇳✨

[@radhakattimani6148]

Saare jahan se achcha Hindustan hamara. 👍👏🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@andymusic490]

Love you and your videos bro 😇

[@X_FLAME_FF]

Best youtubers... Gaurav thakur, nitish rajput, mohak mangal.. 😮‍💨

[@yashtambe1933]

0:38 Sir Cross Tower is not Located in China It's in South Korea ☺️

[@adamsmith4177]

Video ko Aakhir Tak dekh lete to Achcha Hota

[@yashtambe1933]

@@adamsmith4177 Dekha hai bhai

[@factroz3]

11:34 Althogh sky scrapers are not sign of advancement but india should be redesigned and should give a better look 😀👍

[@prashant1324]

0:52 Make Detailed video on Asteroid Tower, 🗼 New York . Although it is conceptual phase but it's still Interesting Concept..... 🕉️Har Har Mahadev 🕉️🇮🇳

[@chloecaulfield5901]

Living on a 35th floor is really damnnnnnnn Goood the view every morning I get to see from my balcony makes me happy

[@nissa20132]

Sir Seoul South Korea me hai na china me nhi.. 🙂

[@shivamdas3959]

We need skyscrapers in our India.

[@ASSTROEDITZ]

mumbai has now 207 skyscrapers that are taller than 150 m thats a huge growth for india soon india will also have many skyscrapers

[@dr.ajitsinha8984]

Skyscraper toh thik hai magar health bhi toh important hai sunlight kaha se aayega

[@adithiarjun6764]

​​@@dr.ajitsinha8984 chup Nikal idhar se

[@rohitavhad2592]

India & dusre developing countries ko 'Developed' banne ke liye Skyscrapers ki nhi Proper Town/City Infrastructure & Infrastructural rules & regulations follow krnewale citizens ki zarurat hai

[@devaroraa]

India ko actually m skyscrapers ki zrurt h, here population density is so high so it can solve this issue

[@RausanSinha]

@@devaroraa india ko hamesa se jarurat thi, par ye congress wale ki soch aage ki nhi. Town Planning naam ki cheez toh allmost every indian city me he hi nhi. USA, me chote chote sahar tak me Town planner appointment hote he ye dekhne k liye ki road kaha banwana hai or kaha nhi

[@devaroraa]

@@RausanSinha correct bro, China and India ek time p same level p the ab dekho vo kaha hum kaha

[@DragonballExtreme_Editpro]

Very good

[@suhani2668]

@@devaroraa Well that do sound logical but from my experience here in my area, the city beside me is being developed from scratch with high rise buildings and few skyscrapers but the problem there is that people don't like to live in those flats cause they aren't on ground 🧍‍♀️ therefore half of the apartments are just empty now. And interestingly, the cities around it are densely populated cause of low rise buildings. So even if we make skyscrapers we do have to consider that whether people afford that? Do they fulfil their need as home? Cause of we talk about Mumbai, from what I heard, the house renting costs are much higher than a person's beginner salary

[@imperial_Drag999]

Skyscrapers are very important for India's devlopment , we are a agricultural based economy our fertile land is shrinking😢 , forest are being cut . No need of too much social life or sunlight , vertical devlopment is very important

[@hinduwarrior123]

Awesome information! I hate skyscrapers, since I love nature and love socially active societies!

[@moviesmovies6796]

Well said , 6-7 Floors Enough hai...