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India's summer of small disasters, and the infrastructure question beneath them

Three July incidents in India — a collapsed balcony in Gurgaon, a fatal training flight, a celebrity wellness routine — read as trivia until the pattern is named: rapid urbanisation outrunning its own maintenance culture.

Collapsed concrete structure with exposed rebar and debris scattered on the ground under a clear blue sky.
Collapsed concrete structure with exposed rebar and debris scattered on the ground under a clear blue sky. @insiderpaper · Telegram

This publication treated three small Indian domestic stories as a single editorial unit because the underlying phenomenon — rapid rollout against slower maintenance culture — is the same in each domain; the wires covered them as separate items.

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