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Traffic jams. Delayed flights. Crowded trains. That is the reality of any big city in India. The future could be much worse. The country's cities are expected to grow by an additional 250 million, mostly young people, over the next two decades. Without massive investment and thoughtful planning, chaos will ensue.
India over the next 20 years to turn that influx of young population into a quadrupling of per-capita income. This growth hinges on adequate investment in cities so they can handle the surge in people and the simultaneous increased demand on services. The urban migration, if properly handled, could generate 70% of net new jobs and produce 70% of India's GDP.
But how will that happen, So lets discuss what are the infrastructure plans that should we make for the next 2 decades and how are we meeting this high demand that will arise in near future??
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Urban development should become a priority
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LOCAL BODIES LIKE URBAN DEVELOPMENT SHOULD PROVIDE MULTISTORIED PARKING & STRICTLY FOLLOW SET BACK RULES.
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shailesh
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"Emphasis should be given to rural areas."
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If we really want to develop our urban areas we should give the priority of development of the rural areas. As the population burden on the cities are growing very much so the crime and other unfair trade practises are increasing. Emphasis should...
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rakeshbhatnagar
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"Leave the existing cities alone"
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SRIDITHAR JI , THANKS FOR THE REFRAL . YOUR IDEA IS GOOD AND IT CAN BE A GOOD ONE THAT THE VILLAGES WILL ALSO BE DEVLOPED ALONGWITH THE URBAN DEVLOPMEMT.
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Dipak Bhattacharya
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"Urban development should become a priority"
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If you ask me, what is more important is urban decentralization. Look at Delhi. Is there any dearth of development ? Is there any shortage of money pouring in? How many flyovers have been constructed in the last 10 years?Did you find any...
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Ideate: "India struggling to tackle its cities: What can be done??" deleted from your view.
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Neeti M. Thakker
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Yes, definitely this will help. Media today, in any form impacts a majority of the youth minds and is very popular amongnst them. So definitely yes. Keep it up!
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C Nijagunaradhya
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It may not work to a great extent. Because every person has the same CASUAL attitude of '' chalta hai'' in India on roads while driving. Its all in the mentality. But i do also support because today Social networking sites is the best way to...
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Suvrajit Gangopadhyay
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Absolutely i agree with Mr. Surya. This is a masterstroke by the government the target is the youth. Considering that most of the accidents that take place or the cases of drunk driving involve the youth, the govt. has got it right this time by...
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Debate: "Government to use social networking sites to prevent Traffic accidents." deleted from your view.
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Is it necessary to educate the public
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to fine them on the spot
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K. NARAYAN
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"to fine them on the spot"
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This should be in the Ideate section. The starting point is issuing licences - in a country like Dubai , you cannot get a licence unless you can show you are a good driver , "good" meaning that you know all the traffic rules , and that you adhere...
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rakeshbhatnagar
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"Is it necessary to educate the public"
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SELF DECIPLANE CAN GENRATE FOLLOWING TRAFFIC RULES.ITS ESSENTIAL TO EDUCATE PEOPLE FOR IT.
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Debate: " Traffic Rules are not followed Strictly." deleted from your view.
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Public transport
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Restrictions from governmnet
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rakeshbhatnagar
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"RAPID AND FREQUENT PUBLIC TRANSPORT MUST BE PROVIDED AND TAXWS OVER PRIVATE VECHILES MUST BE INCREASED."
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Provide rapid public transport with nice frequency to avoid rush and ease of travelling .Except this if appropriate services are provided than to avoid private vechiles increase taxes on private vechile to discourage the private vechile.
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MAJETY CHANDRA SHEKHAR
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"Public transit system"
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The public transit system shall be maximised and vehicle ban shall be done for one day in a week. The companies / government offices shall be 5 day week
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Ideate: "How to reduce the increasing traffic on roads?" deleted from your view.
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SHRIKANT MANOHAR DANKE
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Traffic management is not taken seriously & we are also responsible for making it a mess by violating the rules & arguing with traffic cop. & also not supporting whole- heartedly to their movement of teaching traffic rules.
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Sasi Kumar P
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The Traffic management is not taken serious in India. What ever the projects are taken by the government, going very slowly and more problems are raising because of the slow works.
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NATTERAJA R. ARIKRISHNAN
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The traffic congestion/jam is a hell of problems and a great concern for all especially for office goers and the patients in the ambulance van.Greater coordination among the police, high ways and civic bodies is necessary to facilitate smooth...
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