Heritage Conservation in India for a long time is confined to protecting the monuments and their settings; the value of other type of heritage specifically historic housing/historic neighborhoods has been generally undervalued ...

Urbanization in India is rapidly increasing, with the addition of 90 million people in urban areas over the last decade, as reported by the World Bank. It is projected that another 120 million people will be added by 2030. ...

Tremendous boom in the aviation industry has resulted in establishment of numerous airports catering to the needs of millions of air travellers. Majority of these airports are getting located far from the urban areas ...

Indian cities are experiencing increase in vehicular population resulting in mobility and accessibility issues for the commuters. Cities have identified their own mobility indicators to find gaps determining their smartness. ...

As with growing population the need of infrastructure is also increasing. And considering the infrastructure like water demand, electricity, land, etc. housing demand is also increasing. As per the statics it can be seen ...

India prides itself with the world’s youngest population comprising 18% of the 1.3 billion world population aged between 15 to 24 years of age. The Indian Government targeted to enrol 30% of the total population aged between ...

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 ...

People in communities all around the world use public transit to go about and access jobs, community resources, medical care, and recreational possibilities. It benefits both strata of the people who choose to ride through ...

According to the World Health Organization (WHO), a “pandemic” is the worldwide spread of a new disease. Even if the scale of the pandemic is small it can take millions of lives. Today the world is in unprecedented times ...