The Kohinoor building's 2026 collapse, killing 10, after years on a 'danger' list, exemplifies India's enforcement failures. Owners refused redevelopment; residents lacked alternative housing. This mirrors a broader national crisis where rapid construction outpaces maintenance and oversight. Recent collapses of airports and bridges highlight neglected infrastructure quality. The state's reactive approach—suspensions and legal cases—is deemed inadequate. The text criticizes India's 'one-time investment' mindset, arguing urbanization has outrun municipal capacity. It advocates for widespread rehabilitation and comprehensive urban renewal, not just disciplinary action.