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‘Life in NCR is Tough’, many residents living in the National Capital Region (NCR), especially in Delhi, Noida and Gurugram, have complained about facing significant challenges. These include severe air pollution, extreme weather, overcrowding, high cost of living, traffic congestion, and safety concerns, particularly for women. Having said that, a hilarious post has now grabbed the attention online wherein a man shared his ‘dukh, dark, peeda’ living in the NCR, highlighting the air pollution and alcohol culture. How Living In NCR Is Tough? The post shared on Instagram reads, “Living in NCR is tough. Delhi raho to Lungs kaharab (implying at the air pollution), Gurgaon (now Gurugram) jao to Liver Kharaab (alcohol culture), Noida jaao to dimaag kharaab.” “Dukh, Dard, Peeda,” the post caption reads. View this post on Instagram A post shared by RishabhKaushikk (@_rishabhkaushikk_) What Was The Viewer’s Reaction? NCR is not limited to Delhi, Gurugram or Noida; it also includes Faridabad, Ghaziabad and towns of Sonipat, Panipat, Meerut, Karnal, Rohtak and Rewari, among others. The post was quick to grab the audience’s attention, prompting hilarious reactions from people living in other parts of NCR. An Instagram user wrote, “Faridabad mein sab kharab.” Another one shared, “Ghaziabad raho, zindagi khraab.” One of them commented, “Murthal jao to pet kharab.” A user commented, “Gurgaon liver is real.” Another one shared, “Noida jao to baal kharab.” A comment reads, “Triangle of death.” A person penned, “Gaon aa jao bhai.” “Greater Noida mein jeewan kharab,” one of them shared. “Sabki fielding set hai,” a person commented. “Mera sb kuch khrab chuka hai bs liver ko chhor ke,” wrote a person. A user shared, “ab to NCR waale log organ donation kar hi nahi sakte sab pehle se damaged h.” The Pollution Situation In Delhi Is Too Tough To Handle Talking about the air pollution, every winter, Delhi NCR turns into a gas chamber of smog that forces people to rely on air purifiers just to breathe a little easier indoors. Recently, a video shared by a Delhi-based market analyst has shown how even those purifiers are struggling to keep the toxic air out. 4 purifier running 24×7 at home Reading while all doors are closed – 100 Just opened main door and touched – 500 Life become hell in NCR and govt is busy in bihar campaign. pic.twitter.com/7b5Zg3QXea — Kapil Dhama (@kapildhama) November 1, 2025 In the video, the man opens his front entrance and points the camera at a running air purifier. The AQI display initially gives a reading of 97, which indicates clean or breathing indoor air. Within seconds of the door being left open, the value rises above 500.
