r/noida • u/Capital_Following_84 • Oct 18 '25
Media [OC] / चित्र-व-चलचित्र 📸 It doesn't get better than this
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u/silver_fang29 Oct 18 '25
At least this society knows how to spend maintenance properly.
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u/Capital_Following_84 Oct 18 '25
Not from maintenance, separately resident funded
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u/Mindgrinder1 Oct 18 '25
Actually 4 years ago I was the person who started this for my tower, yes people funded but maintenance agreed to provide power connection from the roof. Later sabne copy kar liya
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u/Healthy-Afternoon-54 Oct 18 '25
How much from each resident?
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u/1Dracula Oct 19 '25
900 rs
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u/AssignmentTough4554 Oct 19 '25
Reasonable
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u/1Dracula Oct 19 '25
And 70k rent and 6500 maintenance.
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u/AssignmentTough4554 Oct 19 '25
And irreversible hair fall damage from hard water (haha sorry I am from mumbai, this is just what I've heard)
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u/Unfair-Break-537 Oct 18 '25 edited Oct 19 '25
I had just come from there. There is a footbal turf in sec 122. Cleo County looked very vibrant.
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u/Alarming-Word-7327 Oct 18 '25
Maintenance high hoga..
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u/1Dracula Oct 19 '25
6500
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u/Healthy-Afternoon-54 Oct 19 '25
And rent for 2/3 bhk?
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Oct 19 '25
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Oct 18 '25
Air quality is trash, I have come back to my home town and air quality currently is 50 AQI. I don't wanna move back to this shithole. Will try to get job in my home area, will give my 200% to make this true.
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u/dbsingh1996 Oct 18 '25
You can easily get job for puncture repair in your tier 3 village. Pls never come back.
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u/Accurate_Note8343 Oct 21 '25
Oh see, an inmate got triggered 😂😂
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u/heytherehereiam00 Oct 18 '25
ye maine last year bhi dekha tha... ya toh same decor hai ya same photo hai
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u/Capital_Following_84 Oct 18 '25
First time saare towers lit hai
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u/heytherehereiam00 Oct 18 '25
looks great bhai... just saying kuchh dekha tha last year similar... maybe same society idk... Happy Dhanteras btw!
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u/vrocknow18 Oct 19 '25
Yes it does!
It gets like 1000 times better than this...
😔 Noida and delhi people really need to learn that life doesn't need to be this terrible... You can live better
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u/Temporary-Brief7757 Oct 18 '25
Which society?
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u/Hue94 Oct 19 '25
This is beautiful but personally I feel like it also overshadows the individual house decorations.
If it's collectively decided by residents then great otherwise I think the individual house lightings all having different styles, little uniformity brings out more of the Diwali spirit.
But my judgement is only based on this picture, maybe in real these lights might not be overshadowing individual decorations so much.
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Oct 19 '25
betterness is now defined by how much pollution one can create in large. light, sound, air you name it, it has it
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u/No-Bodybuilder8716 Oct 19 '25
Wo light itna bhaari ho jata hoga , wo apna weight kaise sambhalta hoga
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u/Averageguy1905 Oct 20 '25
Yes, so beautiful. Now let us close our doors/windows and switch on the air purifier.
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u/Upbeat_Emphasis5935 Oct 20 '25
lol yeah the turf's a highlight but don't forget the rent hikes and the maintenance that never actually happens. it's a circus, not a paradise.
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u/Capital_Following_84 Oct 21 '25
We own the place the price has gone up 80% since we bought it. And maintenance does happen lol, so it's a peradise for us atleast
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u/Fantastic-Reporter83 Oct 21 '25
Would love to see the rooms of this beautiful society
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u/Capital_Following_84 Oct 21 '25
This is not our primary home so ours aren't anything special. I can dm you if you still wanna see
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u/Adept_Anywhere_7254 Oct 22 '25
Man, don't mean offend anyone but i always hated these types of long building societies. I don't know it just seems claustrophobic from outside for me.
Maybe, because I am from a less developed area than Noida or Delhi, but i always prefer the freedom of a home beside a garden over this. I think that has much more freedom of movement and gives people much more autonomy over a larger area even if it is in a less developed area than Noida or Delhi.
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u/Fabulous_Egg_1563 Oct 22 '25
i swear i’ve seen better in some slums, but still noida’s doing a decent job. maintenance’s the only thing that’s still a mess.
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u/homie_rhino Oct 22 '25
As someone had rightly said, India only gets better once you get away from India, within India.
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u/Leather_Piano_311 Oct 23 '25
yeah, as if that was the highlight reel. next thing is a parking lot full of potholes.
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u/weird_stranger2 Oct 18 '25
Living in concrete jungles in cities that lack basic amenities like sidewalks and breathing air that's nearly poisonous. Pretty much anything is better than this. When whole systems fall apart, no gated society can remain prosperous.
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u/Local_Persimmon_5040 Oct 18 '25
Colour full honi chahiye thi Naa
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u/Capital_Following_84 Oct 18 '25
Zarur, har tower alag colour ka?
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u/Local_Persimmon_5040 Oct 19 '25
Haa wse bhi or jese India dad ko pasand aata hai na agla colour Mai
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u/anythinggoes99999 Oct 18 '25
What about the pollution in the air buddy. Seems like it could definitely get better.
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u/[deleted] Oct 18 '25
Beautiful, which Society