Neighbourhoods of Delhi

from primary sources (direct interview with retailers) and the secondary sources (the website of the company, books, and print media). To complete my study, I had visited various retailers in the different markets which are located in the Central Delhi area for better understanding of their grievances and to identify the gaps in sales and marketing process. The data gathered through this study will help to extract information regarding consumer tastes and preferences and the various issues faced

Delhi’s Rain Basera - An Illusion of Urban Shelters Delhi’s concerns with the homeless in addition to the gigantic slum dwellings represent an urban phenomenon prevalent in many of the metropolitan cities across the globe. These get much worse in the advancing winter especially when there is an acute shortage of shelters as thousands march on to sleep on the chilly footpaths. Stale and extremely unsanitary, the jam-packed Night shelters, incensed by the stagnant odor, precarious and an inhospitable

Catchment can be defined as the area /zone of the city from which the customers come into for shopping from a particular store. Catchment analysis pre launch would ideally decide the product mix and formats of the stores. Catchment analysis done after a time gap of launch would also give a correct picture of whats happening and where to concentrate market energies to get more walk ins. The catchment area for a retail outlet is the geographic area from which a customer is prepared to travel

Streets of Future: A Case Study Of Delhi Cities today are constantly escalating in terms of number and size. As India is moving on the path of rapid and massive urbanisation, urban centres are also growing at a faster pace. Census 2011, positioned level of urbanization at 31.1% with number of urban residents at 377 million spread over more than 7500 urban settlements. The spatial growth of Delhi indicates tremendous rise in settlements. While the total population growth from 2001 to 2011 is 21%

violence is a problem, I am grateful that you are able to take part in a movement to decrease the amount of gang violence today. According to NeighborhoodScout.com, gang-related crimes occur an average of seven times a week in my small community of Delhi. The number may sound small but considering the size of my community where everyone knows each other this gang violence is affecting us a lot so it needs to stop. These numbers show that gang-related violence is an everyday problem in Merced communities

monitoring of air quality reveals that suspended particulate matter levels still far exceed stipulated standards, there is a significant downward trend as indicated in the following tables. Due to phenomenal growth in the number of motor vehicles Delhi and power generation based on a fired power stations, total amount on coal fired power stations, and total amount of pollutants received by the city is around 3000 tonnes as compared to 100 tonnes a decade ago. Sixty five percent of these pollutants

Consequently, increasing the level of attachment people have with a neighbourhood adding to its sense of place. Along with it, the idea of mixed use zoning, ensures the constant presence of people at different times throughout the day for different purposes and where they overlap, they promote the idea of human interaction.

children belonging to “weaker section and disadvantaged group”. 25% reservation in private schools Section 3(1) of the 2009 RTE Act provides that every child of the age of 6 to 14 years shall have a right to free and compulsory education in a neighbourhood school till completion of elementary education .Even if it is an unaided school, not receiving any kind of aid or grant to meet its expenses from the appropriate government or the local authority, is obliged to admit in Class I, to the extent of

This is especially true for the Red Fort, Chandni chowk, etc. When the British first moved into Delhi, they established the area in north Shahjahanabad as the centre of administrative power, adding several new colonial buildings, both religious and institutional in nature or simply adding to or coopting older buildings. This area has perhaps seen the bulk of this transformation. The earliest church in Delhi, the St. James’ Church, built by Colonel James Skinner was in this area and has altered very

Luxury is a divisive word; it is a satisfaction and not a necessity – lavish and expensive, great ease and comfort, these are all adjectives that define luxury. Luxury in the new context is the enjoyment of the best in life. Owning a home that doesn’t leave a negative impact on the community, and brings in positive meaning is a major attraction to wealthy buyers. The demand for healthy and sustainable environments has placed great emphasis on conscious living. We’re all aware of the fact that real