5.2 Conclusion

5.2CONCLUSION:

 The usual tools of the administrative system Governance and democratic institutions were disrupted or used to ensure the rapid advancement of Gurgaon.  The main driver of urbanization is the rapid immigration of people from neighboring areas. The rapid increase of urban population in the metropolitan areas of Gurgaon has a major impact on the environment of the area.  When Land Acquisition and Development Limitations in Gurgaon are limited, developers have considerable productivity in response to huge productivity to create facilities such as housing, offices, factories, shops, complexes. Golf and entertainment complexes. Private service is also abundant and enjoys a modern lifestyle by a rich and a new Indian Middleclass worker lesson in Gurgaon.  The Gurgaon lesson is that an exclusive and competitive city system can combine private development initiatives and a reverse homogeneity such as the best urban planning and estimates. The owner city builds an infrastructure to attract residents and revenues. A small number of homeowners are built in a region that creates a competitive system including construction, competition, innovation and owners'

owners.

 The results of this study show that the area of agricultural land in the study area has increased and decreased significantly due to the influence of human activities on the natural resources of the area. The reason for the decrease in barrenlands from 2000 to

2021 is due to the use of barrenlands for urban development between periods. The vegetation (jungle) is also being depleted at a faster rate, which is of particular concern. In any case, these samples should be carefully examined for the future management of the disease.