Residents of Dayanatpur, village in Jewar tehsil of India,face perilous conditions just to reach public transport . Diwan Singh and wife Santa Devi,both in their forties, tackle a risky 25-foot slope covered in loose stones to access Yamuna Expressway. This daily trek is their only way to catch a bus to Aligarh,their hometown.
Recent opening of Noida International Airport by Prime Minister Narendra Modi hasn't improved local transport. Instead,villagers must risk safety on expressway,where speed limit is 100 km/h and pedestrian restrictions are tight. And without reliable public transport,options are scarce.
For many there,struggle to access basic services is daily reality. The steep climb is a real danger,especially for elderly or those with health issues. Airport's presence does little to change lack of adequate bus services. Community's mobility and safety remain at risk…
