1958
DOI: 10.2307/3144542
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Development of Urban and Regional Planning in India

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“…Based upon the eco-friendly features, it seems planners of Haryana Urban Development Agency (HUDA) have based their concept on the relations developed by earlier city-planners in India and abroad in their bid to focus attention on giving significance to eco-friendly ingredients and components in their overall urban-architectural planning in India. (Wood, 1958;Mukerjee and Singh, 1962, Gore, 1971, Das, 1981, Nath, 1988, Priya, 1993, Krishna Manon, 1997, Shaw, 1998, Davy, 1999and Sharma et al, 2000 On the other hand, everything is not good with the Kurukshetra environs as is evident from Table-2. As, anywhere in the oriental world, civic sense is rubbishy poor in Kurukshetra.…”
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confidence: 90%
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“…Based upon the eco-friendly features, it seems planners of Haryana Urban Development Agency (HUDA) have based their concept on the relations developed by earlier city-planners in India and abroad in their bid to focus attention on giving significance to eco-friendly ingredients and components in their overall urban-architectural planning in India. (Wood, 1958;Mukerjee and Singh, 1962, Gore, 1971, Das, 1981, Nath, 1988, Priya, 1993, Krishna Manon, 1997, Shaw, 1998, Davy, 1999and Sharma et al, 2000 On the other hand, everything is not good with the Kurukshetra environs as is evident from Table-2. As, anywhere in the oriental world, civic sense is rubbishy poor in Kurukshetra.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 90%
“…Various workers have so far focused attention on varied aspects of urban planning in India. Few important workers include, amongst others, Wood (1958), Mukerjee and Singh (1962), Gore (1971), Das (1981), Nath (1988), Priya (1993), Krishna Menon(1997, Shaw (1998), Davy (1999 and Sharma et al (2000).…”
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“…Although caught in the Nehru (modernity) versus Gandhi (self-sufficient village communities) (Roy, 1999) imaginative geography, the city/urban was and is never delinked from the country. However, nationalist urban visions in social science research tend to analytically separate researchable topics that separate life spaces into urban planning versus rural planning, investigation of the farm versus the firm (Wood, 1958). My point here is to disrupt these analytical containers and explicate emphatically that the city or urban permeates the rural or extra-urban and that it is in understanding the relationality of these life spaces that we can conceive the nation and social change as a holistic process.…”
Section: The City (Masculine) and The Country (Feminine)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Wood in Land Economics, and, with special reference to the administrative problems, by N. K. Gandhi in a paper on the construction of new towns. 35 The delicate problem of urban land policies in India has been described in a recent paper of C. C. Desai, and 0. H. Koenigsberger has presented a magnificent essay on plans for new towns in…”
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