Heritage conservation in Indian cities is severely challenged by rapid urbanisation and changing city development plans. This study highlights the importance of incorporating heritage conservation into urban planning ...

This study explores the intricate relationship between urban economic growth and spatial development using Bengaluru as a case study. Amid rapid urbanization and economic transformation, the city exhibits significant ...

Urban mobility in major metropolitan areas like Delhi is increasingly challenged by the rapid growth of private vehicle ownership and gaps in enforcement mechanisms. Central Delhi, being the city’s administrative and ...

Tourism has long been recognized as a powerful engine of economic development, especially in developing countries where traditional industries may be insufficient to meet employment and income generation needs. As a ...

The absence of social planning in the structuring of urban areas has a very significant effect on the effectiveness and liveability of cities. Through the context of Chandigarh, this study examines the manner in which too ...

Urban walkability, defined as the ease and safety with which people can move through cities on foot, is a crucial element of sustainable and inclusive urban design. It shapes how people interact with their surroundings, ...

This study explores the application of circular economy principles in solid waste management for the first five wards of Bhopal, aiming to reduce waste generation, promote resource recovery, and create sustainable waste ...

Rivers globally are degrading due to pollution, climate change, and unsustainable practices, with anthropogenic stressors like industrial discharge and agricultural runoff dominating research. In India, the Ganges and its ...

Urban freight movement plays a critical role in the economy of cities, ensuring the timely delivery of goods and services. However, its impact on traffic flow, infrastructure, and overall urban mobility often goes unnoticed. ...

The rapid expansion of the gig economy, particularly within the e-commerce and logistics sectors, has introduced new challenges and opportunities for urban spatial planning in India. Exploring the spatial and infrastructural ...