New Delhi : From a hick town dismissed by snooty Delhi ites to one of News weeks 10 hottest cities in the world - residents of Ghaziabad that borders the Indian capital are both thrilled and incredulous.
I just cannot believe that Ghaziabad has been listed (by Newsweek) among the top 10 dynamic cities of the world. Though I dont agree with the assessment, yet the news is thrilling, said S. Aggarwal, a leading architect of the Uttar Pradesh town that till not too long ago was viewed as dirty, provincial, crime-prone and just not with it.
As a resident of Ghaziabad, I would like to be associated with the tag formed. To be a resident of dynamic cities is a matter of pride, Aggarwal told IANS, adding that the Uttar Pradesh industrial town needed to be developed in a planned way.
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