Satya Niketan, once a quiet resettlement colony in Delhi, has evolved into a bustling student enclave. Following the university’s expansion in 1973, the area saw a sharp rise in demand for student housing. Properties morphed as they expanded beyond original designs without the requisite approvals. This rapid transformation sparks concerns regarding structural integrity and the adequacy of local infrastructure to support the growing population.
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