Rishabh Periwal, a 27-year-old resident of Golf Course Road in Gurugram, India, shares his insights on the city's infrastructure challenges. Having studied in Delhi and completed his master's degree in New York, Periwal notes that Gurugram's infrastructure lags behind that of global cities. He transitioned from banking to real estate, finding it more aligned with his interests in creating spaces. Despite entering the real estate sector just before the COVID-19 lockdown in March 2020, he remains hopeful about Gurugram's growth. Periwal believes that the city has the essential elements of a global urban hub, including premium housing and a strong corporate presence, but stresses that infrastructure needs significant improvement. He argues that better governance and quicker execution of projects could enhance business operations and lifestyle in the city. Periwal enjoys exploring food spaces and appreciates Gurugram's sporting culture, but he reiterates that infrastructure is crucial for the city's overall development. He envisions Gurugram as a leading global city if these issues are addressed.