Gurugram, Oct. 24 -- For Manish Jaiswal, 46, Gurugram is a city where he built his career, met his wife and found a sense of belonging. More than two decades after moving here, he continues to new things about the city he calls home. A resident of Nirvana Country in Sector 50, Jaiswal values the township for its planned layout, greenery and walkable neighbourhood. He enjoys being able to take a stroll or walk to nearby markets. The sense of safety and community makes the area a comfortable place to return to after a busy day. Jaiswal moved from Delhi to Gurugram in 2004, after completing his engineering degree and began working with an IT company. At the time, the city was rapidly developing into a major corporate and residential hub. Over the years, he witnessed the transformation while building his career in the real estate sector. However, his connection with the city goes beyond work. In 2008, he met his wife in Gurugram, making an important turning point in his life. Over the years, he has also seen the city's infrastructure and lifestyle options expand. Commercial hubs such as Cyber City and Cyber Park, along with newer developments such as Horizon One, have added to the city's mix of workplaces, shopping destinations and leisure spaces. "You name a thing and you get it here," he said, describing the variety of food outlets, cuisines and places to explore in Gurugram. For Jaiswal, the city's story is not simply one of high-rises, office towers and new roads. It is also about the relationships formed here, the neighbourhoods people grow attached to and the routines that gradually become familiar....