Author: Buch Mahesh N
Place: New Delhi
Publisher: Vikas Publishing House Pvt. Ltd.
Year: 1987
Pages: 176
ISBN: 0-7069-3290-0
Subject: Urbanisation
Sub-Subject: Urban Development/ Urban Studies
Keyword: Urban Development, Urbanization, Urban Challenges, Environmental Impact, Population Growth
Classification: 307.1
Shelf: C1R5
Accession No: B983
Contents: Acknowledgements Preface List of Illustration 1- The Logic of Planning 2- The Regional Variations in Urbanisation 3- The Regional Services 4- Location and the Environment Impact of Cities 5- The Use of Land, Its Planning and Management 6- Shelter 7- The Life Lines of a City 8- The City as a Provider of Jobs 9- The Planning Mechanism 10- Management and Resources 11- City Aesthetics Index
Abstract: “Planning The Indian City” explores the principles and challenges of urban planning in India’s diverse cities. It covers regional urbanization patterns, service distribution, and the impact of city location on the environment and land use. The book addresses housing issues, essential infrastructure, and the city’s role in providing employment. It also examines planning mechanisms, management strategies, and resource allocation for effective urban governance. Emphasizing city aesthetics, the work aims to create livable urban spaces. This multidisciplinary volume serves as a valuable guide for policymakers, planners, and scholars navigating the complexities of India’s urban development.