Northern India: Gurgaon Gurgaon, a town on the southwest fringe of Delhi, was modestly famous in the 1920s, when a British civil servant named Brayne developed a rural-development program known as the Gurgaon Experiment. It failed. Now, however, Gurgaon is booming, though this has nothing to do with rural development. The town is on the far side of Delhi's airport and has become an industrial and corporate center. For much more on Brayne and the aftermath of his work, see Village Development.

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