In the Indian census, house-listings are an important part of the enumeration process. House-listings refer to the enumeration of all households in a given area, including information on the number of persons living in each household, their age, sex, and […]
In India, the definition of rural and urban areas for the census is based on population size, density, and occupation. According to the Census of India, an area is considered rural if it has a population of less than 5,000 […]
The Census of India conducted in 1971 defined a house and household as follows: Census House: as a building or part of a building having a separate main entrance from the road or common courtyard or stair case etc. Used […]
Shelter is considered a basic human requirement, along with food, water, and clothing. It provides protection and security, and is essential for physical and emotional well-being. Here are some reasons why shelter is considered a basic requirement: Investments in shelter […]
The concept of land use transport integration is based on the nature of interaction between spatial and transport development. There is a closer interaction between land use and transport, how land use creates activities, activities needs transportation and transportation creates […]
Land use-Transport Integration Land use and transport are intricately related. While urban structure determines travel demand and transport supply influences urban structure. The location and design of spatial development has a fundamental influence on travel patterns. At the same time, […]
Urban planners & Managers play a critical role in ensuring that urban areas are able to function sustainably. Since resources are finite, addressing environmental issues insufficiently has severe consequences: health hazards, loss of biodiversity, and ultimately, a lower quality of […]
Housing is a basic need of man. In importance, it is third after food and clothing. “रोटी कपड़ा और मकान” Even the Neolithic man who lived between 10,000 and 2000 B.C. built durable habitation like pit dwellings, lake dwellings and […]
Indian society as Dhurjati Prasad Mukerji (D. P.) envisages is the result of the interaction between tradition and modernity. The encounter of tradition with modernization created certain cultural contradictions, adaptations and in some cases situations of conflict Indian traditions are the […]
The city passed through a number of transformations since its inception in human history. Transformation implies changes over time; the present urban fabric is resultant of successive generations of settlers who left their mark in physical structure as well as […]
B.Arch from MNIT (Malaviya National Institute of Technology ) , Jaipur. 1994-1999 Batch
M.Plan (Urban Planning)
