• Assessing Socio-Spatial Impacts of Dam Operations on Downstream Areas: a case of Omkareshwar Dam 

  Bhamoriya, Aastha (SPA Bhopal, 2025-02)

  River dams play a pivotal role in providing essential services such as irrigation, power generation, and flood control. The Narmada River, originating from Amarkantak in Madhya Pradesh, sustains numerous districts and ...
• Impact of Urban Planning and Regulatory Mechanism on Rural Settlement: a Case Study of Amritsar 

  Arora, Tushar (SPA Bhopal, 2025-02)

  In the Republic of India, there is a glaring difference in the steps of development between rural and urban areas. Ninety percent of India's poor people live in rural areas, where the poverty rate is much greater at 21.2 ...
• Evaluating the Impact of Jaga Mission on Slum Liveability: a case of Bhubaneswar 

  Nayak, Pratyush (SPA Bhopal, 2025-02)

  Urbanization has become a defining feature of contemporary societies, reshaping the landscapes of cities and impacting the lives of millions worldwide. As urban areas grapple with the challenges of rapid population growth ...
• City-Wide Inclusive Sanitation: Planning for an Integrated Sewerage system 

  Palit, Tuhin (SPA Bhopal, 2025-02)

  As cities and towns rapidly develop, increasing population and urbanization lead to more stress on the urban infrastructure. This densification of outer areas presents a complex sanitation challenge. The core or old city ...
• Evaluating the Impacts of River Pollution on Ecosystem Services: a case of Periyar River, Kerala 

  Zahra, Fatima (SPA Bhopal, 2025-02)

  River ecosystems have, since the advent of human civilization, served as key areas for human settlements, production, and infrastructure. With ever-increasing intensification of land use coupled with other radical changes ...
• Investigating the Mode Choice Behaviour of Ride-Sourcing Users 

  Khedkar, Prachiti (SPA Bhopal, 2025-02)

  In the bustling and ever-expanding metropolises of our world, the act of commuting has become a complex and integral part of daily life. The need to travel from one location to another, is a fundamental aspect of modern ...
• Analysing Socio-Cultural Factors Influencing Community Disaster Risk Reduction: a case of Indigenous Koli Communities of Mumbai 

  Shukla, Sanskriti (SPA Bhopal, 2025-02)

  Climate change-induced weather disasters have witnessed a fivefold surge in the past 50 years, resulting in significant human and economic losses globally (WMO, 2021). Mumbai, with its low elevation and rapid urbanization, ...
• Net-Zero Campus: Achieving Carbon Neutrality in Higher Education Institutions in Bhopal 

  Drishti (SPA Bhopal, 2025-02)

  India is one of the largest contributors to global carbon emissions due to its large population and growing economy. According to the Global Carbon Atlas, as of the latest available data (2020), India ranked third in the ...
• Equitable Street Space Allocation: Empowering Decision Makers to Priorities Pedestrians 

  Duggal, Nishtha (SPA Bhopal, 2025-02)

  The transformation of streets from pedestrian-centric spaces to car-dominated has fundamentally altered the urban landscape, with far-reaching consequences for liveability, equity, and sustainability. While traffic engineers ...
• Role of Spatial Planning in Improving Freight Efficiency 

  Sanawar, Sukriti (SPA Bhopal, 2025-02)

  The efficiency and sustainability of urban freight transport are paramount to the economic health and overall livability of Indian cities. With rapid urbanization, changing consumption patterns fueled by e-commerce, and ...
• Developing Framework for Assessing Carrying Capacity in Urban Himalayan Areas: a Case Study of Solan, Himanchal Pradesh 

  Mehta, Vandit (SPA Bhopal, 2025-02)

  In the urban hilly regions of India, the convergence of urbanization and tourism presents formidable ecological challenges, notably deforestation and ecosystem disruption. This thesis endeavors to elucidate the concept ...
• Developing Dengue early Detection Model for Enhancing Dengue Mitigation Strategies: a case of Bhopal City 

  Raisinghani, Abhishek (SPA Bhopal, 2025-02)

  Dengue, a vector-borne disease transmitted by Aedes mosquitoes, presents a significant global health threat, with escalating annual case numbers. In India alone, annual incidences of dengue rose from 12,561 cases and 80 ...
• Impact of Information Technology Sector on Land Use and Land Markets: the case of Gurugram 

  Gulati, Vansh (SPA Bhopal, 2025-02)

  Gurugram, is a city in the northern Indian state of Haryana and is one of the fastestgrowing urban areas in India and has emerged as a major hub of information technology (IT). The IT sector in Gurugram started to develop ...
• Inclusive Approach to Land Based Financing of Infrastructure Development: a Case of Railway Land Redevelopment at Bijwasan, Delhi 

  Paul, Basundhra (SPA Bhopal, 2025-02)

  India is rapidly urbanizing with projected population close to 600 million urban population by 2030, more than double of 2001. Consequently, there is a pressing need for high-quality public infrastructure to support this ...
• Climate Responsive Urban Design for Built Environment: a case of Gwalior, India 

  Ghuraiya, Shivani Singh (SPA Bhopal, 2025-01-12)

  Climate change is a big problem for cities around the world, and it's getting worse. Even though we're trying to stop it, some changes are already happening and will continue. Cities are especially at risk from things like ...
• Reinvigorating Brownfield Development in Indian Cities: a case Of Urban Transformation in Hindustan Antibiotics Colony, Pimpri Chinchwad, Pune 

  Bhisikar, Toshika Suresh (SPA Bhopal, 2025-01-12)

  In the face of rapid urbanization and a growing population in cities, various areas within urban landscapes are undergoing significant transformations to accommodate growing needs. This includes laying of new infrastructure, ...
• Harmonizing Urban Growth: an Ecological Approach to Counteract Spatial Ad Hocism on Bhopal’s Fringes 

  Shrivastava, Avani (SPA Bhopal, 2025-01-12)

  Urban expansion on the fringes of cities often leads to unplanned development, environmental degradation, and social inequities. Bhopal, the capital city of Madhya Pradesh in India, is no exception to this phenomenon. The ...
• Preserving the Past, Enriching the Present: Tourism led Urban Regeneration of Amber the Princely Town of Rajasthan 

  Sharma, Himanshi (SPA Bhopal, 2025-01-12)

  Historic Indian cities have unique built and cultural heritage which has always attracted millions of tourists and has also been one of the prime sources of economic activities. But the condition of historic core city areas ...
• Transformation for a Livable Sustainable Urban Future: a case of Kumbalam Island 

  Athul Krishnan S (SPA Bhopal, 2025-01-12)

  Urbanization and ecological degradation present critical challenges in the global context, impacting environmental sustainability and human well-being. This study investigates the intricate relationship between these ...
• Fostering the Cultural Identity of the Tibetan Diaspora in Dharamshala: a case of Cultural Preservation through Tourism 

  Lakhani, Sanjana (SPA Bhopal, 2025-01-12)

  Dharamshala is a city in Himachal Pradesh, which falls in the Kangra district. The city is home to the refugees from Tibet who initially arrived in India seeking protection from Chinese rule. In 1959, during the Lhasa ...

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