Slums

Order of the High Court of Gujarat regarding illegal encroachments in and around Chandola lake, Ahmedabad, Gujarat, 06/05/2025

Order of the High Court of Gujarat in the matter of Samsuddin Jainulabiddin Shaikh & Others Vs The State of Gujarat & Others dated 06/05/2025. A petition was filed by 58 people who are residing near Chandola lake, Ahmedabad. The petitioners have constructed hutments along the periphery of Chandola lake. …

Slum fight: Govt banks on pvt funds

5-Yr Target Set To Provide Housing To Slumdwellers Under Rajiv Awas Yojana Mahendra Kumar Singh | TNN New Delhi: Moving on its ambitious target to make India slum free over the next five years, UPA government is finalising guidelines which hugely bank on substantial participation of private players under the …

Risk factor profile for chronic non-communicable diseases: Results of a community-based study in Kerala, India

Kerala State is a harbinger of what will happen in future to the rest of India in chronic non-communicable diseases (NCD). We assessed: (i) the burden of NCD risk factors; (ii) estimated the relations of behavioural risk factors to socio-demographic correlates, anthropometric risk factors with behavioural risk factors; (iii) evaluated …

Mumbai human development report 2009

This is the first-ever city-level human development report that analyses in-depth various issues such as population, education, slums, gender, and health, among others, that will aid the city

Illegal wells pose health hazards for slum dwellers in Mumbai

Mumbai: Following the civic body's drive to snap all illegal tap water connections and booster pipes due to water shortage in the city, desperate slum families in Northeast Mumbai are now digging wells to tap the ground water, which is allegedly contaminated with sewage residues. According to health officials of …

Just 40 shelters for 1 lakh homeless

Rs 60L allotted by MCD, but little to show Ambika Pandit | TNN New Delhi: There are more than 100,000 homeless people in the capital and that

CM inaugurates four east Delhi road projects

New Delhi: Delhi chief minister Sheila Dikshit formally inaugurated four road projects with an investment of Rs 412 crore including a bridge, flyovers and underpass in east Delhi on Wednesday, months after these became completely operational. Playing to the gallery, Dikshit said after completing the Commonwealth Games related projects, her …

Acute poverty in Mizoram

AIZAWL, Dec 20: The number of people living in acute poverty in Mizoram is fast increasing but the successive governments continue to display indifferent attitude to this issue. In Aizawl alone there are over 60,000 people living in Mizoram version of slum areas till date. In Mizoram they are officially …

Jhuggi clusters leave carbon imprint

The Government's failure to take a decision on regularisation of over 1,600 unauthorised colonies has coloured the city graph as far as emission of greenhouse gases is concerned. Average carbon dioxide emission from the domestic sector in Delhi was 4.56 Million Metric Tonnes (MMT) in the year 2000-2008 while it …

60,000 living in Aizawl slums

The number of people living in acute poverty in Mizoram are fast increasing but the successive governments continue to display indifferent attitude to this issue. In Aizawl alone there are over 60,000 people living in Mizoram version of slum areas. They are officially called

The Ground Beneath Our Feet

5,00,000 PEOPLE ARE ADDED TO DELHI EVERY YEAR, THROUGH BIRTH AND MIGRATION. AND HALF OF ALL FAMILIES IN THE COUNTRY

Cash crunch shakes foundation of govts slum development plan

The housing and urban poverty alleviation ministry is facing teething problems trying to formulate the implementation and financing pattern of the UPA government

Dharavi redevelopment: Back to square one

Raghavendra Kamath / Mumbai December 10, 2009, 0:57 IST Ramjibhai Pitambar Tak, 62, makes earthen pots for a living. He has been making them for years now in Kumbharwada, an obscure, smoke-filled locality in the 535-acre Dharavi, Asia

Slums defy a 'concrete' answer

Redevelopment schemes take a static view of slums, whereas they are really evolving ecosystems. There is every sign that India is launching into a period of rapid urbanisation. In the next 30 years, an additional 350 million people will have to be accommodated in our existing towns as well as …

See No Squalor

"Garibi Hatao" was Indira Gandhi's rallying cry in 1971. But as the Commonwealth Games grow menacingly closer, the government would rather cry out "Garib Hatao, Gandagi Chhipao". Lest shanties and dirt get in the way of a picturesque setting, the Delhi government is on an overdrive to hide the dirt …

The slum water business plan program: a sustainable water solution for marginalized slum communities

This document by Reach Out Water Solutions (ROWS) highlights the daily reality of people living in the slums of Mumbai and the inadequate water supply available to the 10 million slum residents to meet their daily requirements. It presents a business plan, namely the Slum Water Programme (SWP) that proposes …

Cricketers take up polio cause

LUCKNOW: Members of the Indian cricket team RP Singh, Suresh Raina, Mohd Kaif and Akash Chopra played a different innings on Monday. The match was entero virus which causes polio in children and cripples them for life. The social face of the cricket stars bowled over Lucknowites, while they shattered …

Slum-free Gujarat: Three alternative models proposed

Rajiv Shah | TNN Gandhinagar: A recent top-level discussion in the presence of Chief Minister Narendra Modi saw Gujarat

Govt plans scheme to make state slum-free

MUMBAI: After having failedmiserably to implement the slum rehabilitation scheme, the state government is planning a scheme to make Maharashtra slum-free. The programme is being drafted to commemorate the state's golden jubilee. The Centre has already announced a slum-free programme for the country. Chief minister Ashok Chavan reviewed various housing …

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