The dualistic notion of third world urban economy has long been prevalent. The dichotomy is based on various criteria, which are reflected in the following classifications. Modern vs. tradition; capitalist vs. survival; ...

Over the past few decades, the world has seen a paradigm shift in the trends of travel and tourism. With the advent of Gen-Z, Millennials and the Covid-19 pandemic, unconventional forms of travel like- backpacking, wildlife ...

The planning and construction of Chandigarh was a defining moment for India because it displayed to the wider world the new country's commitment to "modernization, growth, and progress." However, there was no provision for ...

India is a country that is widely famous for its agriculture throughout the world. But the sad plight of our country lies in the fact that here farmers face too many problems. Agrarian distress is widespread in India. ...

The Indian Institute of Management Bangalore is a leading business school in Asia with around 100 full-time faculty members, more than 1200 students across various long duration programmes and nearly 5000 annual Executive ...

“Architecture gives identity to the city and shapes people's lasting impression of the city.” Civic buildings have been constructed through all human civilizations. These archetypes form vital building blocks of a city and ...

The newly formed state of Telangana is predominantly an urban state with 45% of its population in urban areas. With around 142 urban local bodies facing challenges in urban policy and implementation on varying degrees, the ...

India has drawn global attention because of its rapid urbanization, industrialization, and population growth. However, huge economic development has resulted in a significant increase in waste output and natural resource ...

nybody without any prior knowledge of urban and regional planning can understand the relationship between urban and rural area. Rural and urban societies are interconnected for a variety of reasons. Rural areas rely on ...

The topography of Indian IT cities has mostly consisted of suburban corridors of spatially separated corporate campuses for the last 50 years, with little attention to the quality of life or combining work, housing, and ...