I, on my part, opined that perhaps 700 sq km for 3 million people would produce a sprawl that would not be environment friendly. Providing security would also be a problem. I advocated a more dense city.
Here is a picture taken by my OSD Kalyan Sen on my Sony h55:
Afghan Delegation at Hidco At Right: JICA representative; beside him, in dark blue shirt is Ahmad |
Today is Rakhi. While I was discussing Rabindra Tirtha inauguration program with Hon'ble Chief Minister at her chamber in Writers' Buildings, she tied a Rakhi on my right wrist. And also gave me a home made 'narkel naru' to eat ! Here is the rakhi that she tied (I took the photo with my left hand, in the car, on my way back)
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Here is a clipping from today's Bartaman:
Perhaps Afghanistan with a low population base will not have much problem with dense cities .
ReplyDeleteCame across a nice article in Bangalore edition of Hindu today about the adverse impacts of FSI in crowded cities like that of India. I always had an opinion that densification of Indian cities should be the way to go but this was a nice read about some other aspects of it which should also be considered during urban planning. Broadens our horizon no doubt. !!!!
http://www.thehindu.com/opinion/lead/article3723646.ece
Just read the article in Hindu. Quite useful. I'll take care of these factors in New Town
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