Ideas for Indian Cities
This is a newsletter of the CEPT Urban Planning and Design Foundation, a Centre of Excellence under CEPT University.
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#13 | Lutyens London | Speculation in Land Markets
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Lutyens London
Author: Steven Smith
Editorial Note:
The recent controversy over the removal of Edwin Lutyens’ bust in Delhi has one once again brought his legacy into public view. Yet, beyond the politics of commemora...
#12 | The Town Planning Scheme | Human Habitats | Rationality and Power
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The Town Planning Scheme: what it is and why it works
Authors: Bimal Patel and Suyash Rai
Enabling orderly urban expansion is a problem that many growing cities across India face. It requires converting agricultural land int...
#11: Importance of Planning Theory | Regulatory Buffers | Natural Habitats
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The Importance of Urban Planning Theory
Authors: Suyash Rai and Bimal Patel
Urban planning is often seen as a technical discipline concerned with mapping settlements, projecting populations, preparing masterplans and framing...
#10: Land in Cities | Planned vs Unauthorised | Natural Monopoly | Abundance
Essay
Land in Urban Planning and Development
Author: Vidyadhar Phatak
Punjab’s 2025 land pooling policy – designed to aggregate over 45,000 acres in Ludhiana and Mohali for urban development – offers landowners developed plots in...
#9: The Power of Agglomeration | Public but Gated | Transaction Costs in Cities | Governing City-Regions
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The Power of Agglomeration
Author: Bimal Patel
The Delhi Master Plan 1962 was India’s first statutory ‘Master Plan’ for a city. It was held up as an exemplar by the union government and all states were encouraged to emulate i...
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