Service road of Delhi-Gurgaon Expressway near Kherki Daula toll plaza has remained damaged for over two months. Stretch opposite Hyatt Regency Hotel near Sector 76-77 junction has lost asphalt layer, exposing loose gravel and stones. Condition worsened by heavy vehicle movement. Broken patches cause dust pollution and increase skidding risk during peak hours, causing congestion.

U-turn for vehicles from Jaipur side near toll plaza in poor condition with rough, uneven surface and improperly placed jersey barriers. Temporary concrete patchwork makes surface rough and bumpy. Water discharge from tankers into storm drain causes waterlogging and further damage.

Service road resurfaced in November ahead of Urban Mobility India conference; commuters report poor quality with asphalt peeling off within days. Road previously resurfaced before monsoon last year. Similar problems at Rampura Chowk junction ahead.

NHAI official said agency will take up repairs soon. Another official said as per norms, U-turn should not exist as road safety hazard; multi-axle vehicles exert additional pressure accelerating damage.

DLF announced June 18 that Privana North luxury project in Gurugram generated ₹11,000 crore in sales within one week of launch. Approximately 30% of NRI sales came from US-based Indians; other significant NRI markets include UK, GCC nations, Singapore, Canada, Australia, Indonesia, and Kuwait. About 15% of NRI business came from Southeast Asia, particularly Singapore, Hong Kong, and Jakarta. Domestic buyers from 22 cities invested in the project, double the 11 cities that purchased in Privana South and West launches last year. Over 10% of domestic sales came from non-metro markets including Jaipur, Jalandhar, Agra, Ludhiana, Muktsar, Amritsar, Mumbai, Kolkata, Panipat, Chennai, Ambala, Bengaluru, Karnal, and Udaipur. Of total buyers, 85% are homebuyers and 15% are investors.

Privana North is located in Sectors 76 and 77, spanning 17.7 acres as part of the 116-acre DLF Privana integrated township. The project comprises six premium towers reaching stilt+50 storeys (DLF's tallest residential buildings), offering 1,152 four-bedroom residences and 12 penthouses. Four-bedroom apartments have 207 sq metres (2,236 sq ft) carpet area at average price ₹9.5 crore; penthouses measure up to 450 sq metres (4,847 sq ft) at ₹25 crore.

Previous Privana launches: Privana West (May 2024) sold 795 apartments across 12.57 acres for ₹5,590 crore within three days; Privana South (January 2024) sold 1,113 apartments across 25 acres for ₹7,200 crore within three days. Combined earlier sales: ₹12,800 crore.

DLF announced on June 18 that DLF Privana North, valued at Rs 11,000 crore, has completely sold out in one week. The project is part of a 116-acre integrated township DLF Privana in Sectors 76 and 77. Privana North spans 17.7 acres with six stilt+50 storey premium towers, comprising 1,152 spacious 4 BHK residences and 12 grand penthouses. It is DLF's tallest residential structure developed so far. The company received interest from buyers across India and internationally. This is the third project in the DLF Privana township; DLF Privana West (12.57 acres, 795 apartments) sold out in three days in May 2024 for Rs 5,590 crore, and DLF Privana South sold out previously. The 116-acre township had generated around Rs 12,800 crore in combined sales for West and South projects. DLF reported record sales bookings of Rs 21,223 crore in fiscal 2024-25, up 44 percent from Rs 14,778 crore in the previous year. DLF will invest around Rs 5,500 crore to develop Privana North.

DLF Privana is being presented as a significant township development in Delhi NCR. The region has experienced steady urban growth over two decades alongside a rise in aspirational living standards, with many residential projects contributing to this trend.