Public transportation, an affordable alternative to other modes of transport has been considered as an efficient and equitable transport service. On the contrary, today, public transportation is perceived as an option which ...

Agriculture is the largest sector in many developing countries. 98 % of the total geographical area of India constitutes rural areas, in which 74 % of the total population lives. But due to changes in the geographical area, ...

The accelerated rate of urbanisation has exerted great stress on transportation sector which predominantly utilizes non-renewable sources of energy. Presently, India is the fourth largest consumer of the crude oil and ...

Street vendors or hawkers as they are more widely known, have been around for as long as civilization. There has never been a city — ancient or modern — that did not have traders vending their wares informally in public ...

The present study explores the responsiveness of various types of parameters, urban residents consider when making residential Location, dwelling type and dwelling ownership decisions in Bhopal city. The central concern ...

An urban system has been identified as a non-linear complex system which is a recursive one and an amalgamation of various physical and stochastic factors. Urban growth can be defined as a system resulting from the complex ...

Vision meets strategy in a cultural plan. A cultural plan translates the cultural needs and identity of a community into a tool for implementing recommendations. These recommendations seek to address gaps in cultural service ...

The need for travel is a derived need. The transportation available to an individual is the collective result of government policies, the overall demand for travel in the region, competition among different modes, and the ...