In Gurgaon, even short walks can be difficult when footpaths end, break, or compete with traffic.
A walkable city is not just a place with a footpath somewhere along the road. The path has to continue, be usable, and take people where they actually need to go. Crossing a road should not feel like a separate test of courage.
In Gurgaon, short distances can be awkward to cover on foot because the infrastructure often does not connect. A destination may be close in a straight line and still feel far once traffic and broken pavements are part of the route. Better pedestrian infrastructure would change how people experience a neighbourhood, not just how they commute.