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Times of India·3 min read·medium

Bachelors vs families: Who is the ‘ideal resident’? Inside India's housing society divide

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TRISHA MAHAJAN
Bachelors vs families: Who is the ‘ideal resident’? Inside India's housing society divide
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This piece explores the social friction in Indian housing societies between families and bachelors. It argues that management often unfairly discriminates against single tenants based on age and marital status rather than individual behavior.

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It reflects broader urban housing challenges and the need for standardized, non-discriminatory residential policies in rapidly developing cities.

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Many owners genuinely care about their property, but at times the constant checking and interference can make tenants feel less like residents and more like people who have to keep explaining themselves.

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The article presents a social commentary on housing norms without taking a partisan political stance.

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