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Delhi's Satya Niketan Strains Under Unchecked Growth as Student Housing Demand Surges

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Satya Niketan, originally established as a resettlement colony in Delhi, has gradually transformed into a dense student accommodation hub. The shift began following a university expansion in 1973, which triggered a steep rise in demand for nearby housing. Over time, property owners enlarged their buildings beyond original layouts, often without obtaining the necessary regulatory approvals. This unplanned growth has raised serious concerns about the structural safety of buildings in the area. Authorities and residents are also questioning whether local infrastructure can adequately support the colony's rapidly growing population.

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