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Indian Cities Changing Blueprints to Accommodate Capital Inflows
| February 16, 2007 | |
Increasing industrial activities in metropolitan cities is on high. This has encouraged these cities to double, triple, and quadruple. Also, lots of people are coming to cities in search of large growth prospects, which clearly give a reflection of the country’s economic boom.
Nation’s capital has shown a marked appreciation and is all set to hit a growth spurt of 2,300 sq km by 2021 from the current 1.483 sq. km, says Delhi master plan. The garden city of India, Bangalore draws up plan for its expansion, from the current 226 sq. km to 696.17 sq. km by 2015. Likewise, fast flourishing cyber city of Gurgaon is busy in making preparations to take its capital from 98.91 sq. km to 370.69 sq km by 2021.
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Figures in Sq Km
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Current Area
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Future Area
(2011 - 25)
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Growth (%)
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Delhi
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1,483
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2,300
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55
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Mumbai
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487
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787#
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62
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Kolkata
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158
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1851*
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901
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Bangalore
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226
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696
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208
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Gurgaon
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99
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371
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275
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Greater Noida
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50
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120
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140
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| # Ind. Navi Mumbai | |||
| * Includes areas upto 50 kms from city centre | |||
Known as twin city of Noida, Greater Noida is zooming away in the wake of real estate activities and emerging as popular destination for investors. The newly developed city envisages taking its current capital of 50 sq km to 120 sq km by 2021. An unprecedented demand of land for development of commercial, residential, and industrial spaces is persuading the government to revise their blue prints, engulfing towns as far as 20-60 km away into the plans slated for upcoming city. What better example to cite than Gurgaon Master Plan which has already incorporated Manesar (20 kms from Gurgaon) – into the view city limits.
However, the city which has worn its racing shoes is certainly ‘the Capital city’, New Delhi, currently at 1,483 sq. km. The National Capital Region (NCR), of which Delhi is a part, is 30,242 sq. km, including 13,413 sq km of Haryana, 10,853 sq km of Uttar Pradesh, and 4,493 sq km of Rajasthan. The new Delhi Master Plan talks of a megapolis that is still in the works.
A number of developed as well as developing cities already houses mega cities. For instance, Shanghai had 20 urban and 10 suburban districts. The city covered an area of only 636.18 sq km in 1949 whereas it is 6,340.5 sq km.
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