Jan 31, 2024 · In this context, this paper offers an examination of the rapid urbanization processes prevalent in Indian metropolitan cities. This research analyzes 58 research papers related to this issue.

Feb 21, 2023 · This paper outlines the trends, causses, challenges and implications of urbanization in India and investigates the factors that fueled for expansion of urban sprawl, and its subsequent social...

literature review to gather existing research, theories, and historical data on urbanization in India, analyzing academic articles, books, government reports, and historical texts to contextualize the study within the broader discourse. Following the literature review, a historical analysis will trace

the first section I outline the general contours of the urbanization process in India with a brief discussion on urban policy under the British rule. The second section is devoted to an appraisal of urban policy in post-independent India. following Annapurna Shaw (1996) and Darshini Mahadevia (2003), I divide the appraisal in

Nov 11, 2023 · This review aims to understand the trajectory of urbanization in India by summarizing the main findings from the rich bodies of literature within critical urban studies, urban remote sensing, and urban modeling.

Although India's urbanization process accelerates, we observe adverse effects on the cities due to a shortage of necessities, including infrastructure, clean water, housing, and transportation. This paper examines the trends, causes, and effects of urbanization and rapid urbanization in developing countries, i.e., India.

Sep 1, 2020 · We review a total of 153 articles involving the use of remote sensing data for studying urban sprawl in India since it was first reported in the 1980s to the present. We find an exponentially...

In India, urbanization is play a key role in rapid population growth and expansion of developmental activities, and its result well documented in both great serious resource depletion and degradation of the environment(Duraiappah,1996; Nagdeve,2007;

India’s recent rapid urbanisation has significantly influenced its economic environment. Urban cities like Mumbai, Delhi, Bangalore, and Chennai have become central economic regions due to enhanced infrastructure, increased employment prospects, and higher life standards.

Drawing from existing literature and empirical studies specific to India, this paper explores the consequences of urban sprawl and suggests strategies and policy recommendations to address its negative effects and promote sustainable urban development in the country.