A T1 law firm partner advised associates to purchase land in Noida as majority of firms have offices there and described Noida as "Mini Japan". He said that SC will be shifted to Noida and Mumbai will loose Film City status to Noida and with Bhojpuri culture in the city the GDP of the city will be more than that of entire Pakistan. The jhevar airport will lead to shutdown of IGI with more plans to make it Gift city and casino hub of India.
The city is famously known as Tobacco Volcano of the country as the buildings here reflect the creativity of people. There are plans to shift Arabian Sea near Noida so that Mumbai can be dismantled.
So happy that Noida finally gets the due share that it is entitled to. With no gurgaon supremacy now Noida can show the country of its prospects to become new faridabad, ghaziabad and okhla
Noida might as well be rechristened Neo-Tokyo, mirroring not just the neon but the nihilism of its fictional counterpart in Katsuhiro Otomo's magnum opus, 'Akira.' The city's restless youth wander like rudderless rebels, channeling their inner Tetsuos and Kanedas but with a penchant for fisticuffs and profanity instead of psychic powers. Authority figures gaze upon this sprawling dystopia as if waiting for an Akira-level event to sweep it all away, their eyes filled with a blend of confusion and a yearning for lost order.
While the air quality doesn't exactly offer the olfactory delights of a nuclear winter, it does give the uninitiated a teasing whiff of post-apocalyptic perfume. Sure, the city streets may lack those iconic Akira-esque motorcycles, but that absence is more than compensated for by the parade of Cretas and Scorpios, each emblazoned with bumper stickers that scream individuality as loudly as a psychic blast from Tetsuo himself.
So, if you're scouting for a mini-dystopia that comes closest to Neo-Tokyo, look no further than this Trans-Yamuna civilization endearingly and sardonically dubbed "Neeoda." Trust me, it's as if Otomo sketched this urban labyrinth himself, but perhaps decided it was too realistic to include in his manga.
Never ever in my lifetime I have seen such ill choices of words that are actually not making any sense. The guy just copied synonyms from dictionary without looking the actual meaning
The city is famously known as Tobacco Volcano of the country as the buildings here reflect the creativity of people. There are plans to shift Arabian Sea near Noida so that Mumbai can be dismantled.
So happy that Noida finally gets the due share that it is entitled to. With no gurgaon supremacy now Noida can show the country of its prospects to become new faridabad, ghaziabad and okhla
While the air quality doesn't exactly offer the olfactory delights of a nuclear winter, it does give the uninitiated a teasing whiff of post-apocalyptic perfume. Sure, the city streets may lack those iconic Akira-esque motorcycles, but that absence is more than compensated for by the parade of Cretas and Scorpios, each emblazoned with bumper stickers that scream individuality as loudly as a psychic blast from Tetsuo himself.
So, if you're scouting for a mini-dystopia that comes closest to Neo-Tokyo, look no further than this Trans-Yamuna civilization endearingly and sardonically dubbed "Neeoda." Trust me, it's as if Otomo sketched this urban labyrinth himself, but perhaps decided it was too realistic to include in his manga.
On a side note, please write more. This was lovely