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Gurugram is the official name for the city and district formerly known as Gurgaon. The name change was approved in 2016 to reflect its historical and mythological origins related to Guru Dronacharya. While the old name is still in common use, Gurugram is the official and legal designation.

The main languages spoken in Gurugram are Hindi and Haryanvi. Hindi is the official language of Haryana and is widely spoken. English is also commonly used for business and in urban settings, making it a widely understood second language, especially due to the city's large migrant population.

No, Gurugram is not in Delhi. It is a separate city in the neighboring state of Haryana. However, it is a significant part of the larger National Capital Region (NCR) and is located very close to Delhi, functioning as one of its major satellite cities.

Gurugram is located in the northern Indian state of Haryana. It is a major city situated in the southeastern part of the state, close to the border with Delhi, and is a key part of the National Capital Region.

The name Gurugram is derived from the name of the sage Dronacharya. According to mythology, the village was given to him as 'gurudakshina' (a gift) by the Pandavas, highlighting the city's deep historical and cultural roots.