The Future Of Indian Cities

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About Keerthika Singaravel
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The population in Bangalore shows a negative growth. I wish it was true. This is quite unrealistic unless there is a major calamity predicted in Bangalore alone!!!!
Interesting observation.I didn’t focus on Bangalore.
Wow, these are truly amazing growth forecasts. I suppose the only question is whether this growth will be sustainable. It is a bit worrying that India already consumes almost twice its biocapacity… This growth will therefore have to be managed very intelligently, but I sincerely hope that India can pull this off and build a better life for all its citizens.
Your hopes will come true since there will be few alternatives.And we Indians are realists and good at managing with what we have.
Happy to hear that 🙂
Incredible India 🙂
Amazing growth in those cities, whats their secret?
Population,Education.Employment.New Business, Infrastructure. Industry,
Can You Pl. mention the Source of above Data.
But This is great compilation.
Mckinsey Global Institute’s study Urban World:Cities and the rise of consumer class.