Over the years, it has transformed into a bustling educational hub, attracting thousands of students annually who are eager to prepare for various government exams, particularly the UPSC. The locality is replete with coaching centres, alongside supporting establishments like restaurants, bookstores, libraries, and numerous paying guest accommodations.
However, the surge in the student population has not been warmly received by all.
Long-standing residents have seen their tranquility disrupted. "Rajendra Nagar once was a serene residential colony, but now it's swamped with students, causing severe traffic congestion," laments Kartar Singh, a long-time inhabitant.
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