Urban Policy in Post-Independent India: An Appraisal

M.K. Satish

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Urban and Rural Development Challenges Urban Planning and Governance Indian Economic and Social Development

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The author in this paper develops an analytical frame for reviewing urban policy in India in order to enable a clearer understanding of why it was fashioned the way it was and through this to draw policy lessons which could be useful for the future.

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