Are the fastest growing Indian city in the world. The 100 fastest growing cities in the world in 22 Indian cities. Three of them are among the first ten. Urban development in the recently conducted a study has revealed.

Growing rapidly in Indian cities, Delhi is the name of the above.In a study of global think tank City Mayor seeming to fourth place in the world and is ranked eighth in Faridabad.

Delhi and Bangalore also
By now it was thought that the densely populated Chinese cities are growing rapidly.The list of Indian cities and cities in the Middle East, including the gardener. In Indian cities, Mumbai, Patna, Rajkot and Jaipur are among the first 25 such cities. They said that by 2020 the city will be in the most densely populated cities. Delhi and Bangalore on the 28th of this study was ranked 67.

Mumbai, Kolkata and back
This study was a time when the world is quite fast in the urbanization. Why is it being given. According to UN Population Fund in 2030 by 5 billion people will live in cities. As far as India is concerned, the most populous country in the world to India.

According to McKenzie Study 590 million of India’s population will be living in rural areas. So this period of urban expansion would be unprecedented pace. Consider the fact that India’s urban population to reach 230 million in 40 years (1971-2008) took. But being told that half of the figure in the next 250 million will be added.

Challenges of urbanization
Urban Planning, former secretary M Ramachandran said that the significance of this study in terms of large-scale preparation is on the rise. This again highlighted the fact that those drawing up policy to be prepared for the challenges of urbanization. Although the government is making efforts in this direction. Eco – friendly cities in efforts to promote is the same. Things like low carbon technology has also been involved in planning of Shrhon.

The study of British engineering firm Atkins Head of Planning Inwairnment says Jitesh Brhmkshtriy be that such development is very fluently, but must be supplied according to demand. People with better life, infrastructure, education facilities and other community services should be.