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(School of Planning and Architecture, 2023-05)In 2023, India celebrates the 200 year anniversary of the advent of tea productionin the country. As the world’s second largest tea producing country after China. Comprehensive data on key aspects such as land utilization, ...
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(School of Planning and Architecture, 2023-05)A growing proportion of privately owned vehicles in major metropolitanareasaggravate a number of issues, including traffic congestion and pollution. Over thepast years, congestion has not only increased but has become more ...
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(School of Planning and Architecture, 2023-05)The overall theme of this thesis revolves around understanding and facilitating safe independent mobility for children. The focus of the study is specifically on safety concerns related to the motorized transportation ...
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(School of Planning and Architecture, 2023-05)Developing countries face challenges in managing various types of waste due to the lack of eco-friendly environmental techniques, limited resources, and technical expertise. As a result, treating waste at disposal sites ...
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(School of Planning and Architecture, 2023-05)Recent researches have revealed that, in addition to travel behavior, people's lifestyles, attitudes, and behavior all play an essential role besides alternative attribute factors and socio-economic factors. The mindsets, ...
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(School of Planning and Architecture, 2023-05)Refugee camps are the settlements formed by the refugees after they flee from their home country to a host country to seek refuge. These can be temporary and permanent based on the reason for their arrival. Around 132 ...
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(School of Planning and Architecture, 2023-05)In recent years, the degradation of freshwater ecosystems has become a major concern worldwide. Urban water bodies play a vital role in providing ecosystem services to society and nature. However, it is most impacted by ...
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(School of Planning and Architecture, 2023-05)The rapidly increasing population in peri-urban areas in India has put tremendous strain on the healthcare system. With limited resources, it has become difficult to provide adequate healthcare services to the people living ...
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(School of Planning and Architecture, 2023-05)This Thesis has aimed to better understand and insight the topic of "Generation of Economic Opportunities in Salarpur village, Patna" is a critical and timely issue as it focuses on the ways in which economic growth and ...
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(School of Planning and Architecture, 2023-05)Wayside Amenities or in some countries it is also called as rest side areas, like in case of Japan it is known as MICHI-NO-EKI. These are the infrastructure or development which are established to provide the facility of ...
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(School of Planning and Architecture, 2023-05)Globally, the pace of increment is maximum for the proportion of senior-citizen people (age 60 and above) when compared to any other age group. The senior citizen's major share, i.e., around eighty percent, will be living ...
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(School of Planning and Architecture, 2023-05)Public spaces, which constitute the streets, parks, plazas, festival grounds, and private places (Like entertainment plazas, shopping complexes, etc.), provide benefits for the economy, health, recreation, mobility, climate ...
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(School of Planning and Architecture, 2023-05)India's remarkable economic growth has resulted in increased purchasing power and mobility among its population, leading to a surge in the automotive market. However, this growth has come at a cost: high carbon emissions ...
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(School of Planning and architecture, 2023-05)The Paris Agreement marked a milestone as all 196 member states committed to addressing global warming and finding solutions. In 2015, climate change concerns led to a push for action in the electric mobility sector within ...
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(School of Planning and architecture, 2023-05)The externalities of the current transportation system are largely to blame for the state of the environment. The indirect effects caused by transportation's effects on land use and development patterns are among the ...
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(School of Planning and architecture, 2023-05)As the world advances towards urbanisation, the water resources to cater to the growing population and their sprawling needs are falling short. The shortage is certainly not due to the natural availability, but due to the ...
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(School of Planning and architecture, 2023-05)With the onset of 2025, the India’s logistics market is expected to expand at an annual compounded growth rate of 8% reaching 330 billion US Dollars. (Redseer, 2022). The exponential growth of e-commerce has led to a ...
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(School of Planning and architecture, 2023-06)Climate Change recognized globally as one of the greatest challenges facing society has had and will have various detrimental impacts on both natural as well as man-made systems. One of its significant outcomes is the ...
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(School of Planning and architecture, 2023-05)The most fundamental human need is a place to live. Since the first five-year plan, it has been one of the top priorities of Indian government. To encourage housing, the government has offered a number of financial ...
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(School of Planning and architecture, 2023-05)India's booming economy and quick urbanisation have caused a rise in private vehicle ownership and travel demand, which has increased traffic congestion and travel time. The current idea recognizes that paratransit is ...