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Buildability test for Shimla: Why city’s slopes must decide its future

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By Tikender Panwar
| Tribune (India) Verified
A friend of mine, who owns almost half of the private land in Jakhu hills, was extremely perturbed. He said that those who had no love for the city decide its future. What led to his agony? The Himachal Pradesh Government’s recent decision to prohibit construction in one of Shimla’s most ecologically-fragile planning zones, including Jakhu, marks a significant departure from the state’s long history of reactive urban regulation.
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Instead of Running, the Protesters Dare the Police with Undaunting Courage

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By Tikender Panwar
| The Wire (India) Verified
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Who benefits from the illusion of a rapidly urbanising India

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By Tikender Panwar
| Deccan Herald Verified
The recent report by the National Institute of Urban Affairs (NIUA), which references a massive jump in India’s urbanisation rate to roughly 85%, presents a fascinating yet deeply flawed picture of India’s development. By shifting from the traditional census method to the global DEGURBA (Degree of Urbanisation) methodology, the report relies heavily on spatial density, satellite imagery, built-up area, and night-time light radiance to classify human settlements.
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