Indian Urban Planning refers to the process of designing and regulating the development and management of urban spaces in India. It encompasses the planning of land use, infrastructure, housing, transportation, and public services to create sustainable and livable cities. This field considers various factors, including demographics, economic activities, environmental sustainability, and cultural heritage, to address the challenges posed by rapid urbanization and population growth in Indian cities. Urban planning in India aims to promote efficient resource allocation, improve quality of life, and foster inclusive growth. It involves collaboration among government agencies, urban planners, architects, and local communities to develop comprehensive plans that govern the physical and social development of urban areas. As Indian cities continue to expand, effective urban planning is critical to managing issues such as traffic congestion, pollution, inadequate housing, and access to basic services.
Nellore's Transformation Plan The city of Nellore is set to undergo a significant transformation as Minister Narayana unveils ambitious plans aimed at establishing it as a smart city. During a…