HUDA Community Centre, Sector 4, Gurgaon. (Gurugram)

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Gurgaon Sector 4 - Oldest, Yet Comfortable

What’s good
♦ Abundance of parks
♦ Good schools
♦ Good market
♦ Old age home
♦ Good multi purpose hall - (HUDA Community Centre)
♦ HUDA Gymkhana Club
♦ Dharamshala
♦ Peaceful environment
♦ Sewage

Gurgaon’s Sector-4 is the first Sector developed by the Haryana Urban Development Corporation (HUDA), in the state of Haryana, in 1967. Despite being the oldest organised living place, it still stands tall as one of the best sectors in (Old) Gurgaon. Wide roads bisecting at 90°, 22 lush green parks, 3 good schools, a nice market, one large Dharamshala, an old age home, and a HUDA Gymkhana Club—are a few key features that elevate the Sector much above the others. “The Sector is clean, and it has a lot of parks to provide fresh air to the residents. A nice market has also been developed by HUDA, and it has provided great comfort to the residents. The city is battling with poor sewage system, but here it is in good shape” said Dharam Sagar, Chairman, Federation of Residence Welfare Association (FORWA).
Sagar has been living here since 1969; and he has seen a sea change in sectors, as well as the whole city. “Gurgaon has grown manifold, and now there are better places to live in. While Sector 4 is still one of the better places in Gurgaon” added Sagar.
“Earlier, there was a small market here, and if we wanted to have pizza, we had to go out. Now we have good pizza and other famous food outlets here. We get almost all the things of daily use in this market,” said Sarita Yadav, a resident, while enjoying a pizza.
Apart from good parks, market, and a community hall, the sector has a huge old age home. “This is one of the key features of our sector. No other sector has a home where the elderly, homeless people can live a comfortable life. Just last Sunday, we held a function for them,” said J.C. Sharma, another resident.

PCRs make a round at night, enough to make the people feel secure. Sector 4 has one of the biggest community centres of the city; and it is used well by the residents, for cultural programmes and other gatherings like marriages. “The Community Centre is good, and we use it frequently. It is just opposite the market, which makes it easier to organise functions and other cultural programmes here. Also, we have is Bal Bhawan for Child Welfare, a one of its kind in this part of City.,” said Ishwar Lal Garg, another resident.