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India has been witnessing rapid urbanization in the last decade, particularly in its large and medium-size cities. A survey by UN State of the World Population report projected that, by 2030, nearly 41% of India’s population is expected to reside in urban areas. Thus, it is imperative to build an understanding of how cities are geared in terms of growth and inclusion or segregation.
Urbanization contributing towards integration and inclusion:
Urbanization causing social exclusion:
Far from being a “melting pot” and harbingers of social mobility, the cities increasingly resemble their rural counterparts.
Steps to ensure truly inclusive urban spaces:
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