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100			_aDhar, Devashish _9535
245			_aIndia's blind spot: understanding and managing our cities
260			_aGurugram _bHerperCollins _c2023
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520			_aIndian policy has been characterised by a denial of urbanization. This has prevented us from meaningfully addressing the blizzard of policy issues that come with the phenomenon: from governance deficit to infrastructure shortfall, from effective management of land to lack of focus on growing city economies; from access to potable water to incessant flooding; from traffic congestion to sufficient urban green and public spaces; and from lack of safety to marginalization of urban poor, migrants, and vulnerable communities. Consequently, cities have truly become India's blind spot. And blind spots can be fatal.
600			_aInfrastructure Sector _93226
650			_aUrbannization; International Relation; Economics; India's Growth Story _9536
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