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Delhi PG crisis: Tiny rooms, balcony bathrooms, rooftop sheds leave students ‘rotting’

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Students in Delhi endure cramped and unsafe living spaces for education. Many pay extra for basic amenities like study tables and attached bathrooms. Some students live in tin sheds on rooftops, facing extreme heat and rain. Brokers and misleading online listings add to the students’ housing struggles. Authorities are urged to address the exploitative paying guest crisis in the capital.
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