Citizenship and marginality in India’s global cities’: Bawana slum resettlement colony in Delhi
By: Tripathy, Ambuja Kumar
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BookPublisher: Urban India Description: 40(1), Jan-Jun, 2020: p.83-96.Subject(s): Slum resettlement, Urban citizenship, Master plan of Delhi, Political agency, Stigmatisation
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Urban IndiaSummary: Delhi’s one third population lives in sub standard housing, which includes slums and JJ (Jhuggi Jhopddi) clusters. The government agencies have take up slum resettlement measures in order to address the issues but people in the resettlement colonics find life worse than what it was in the slums. This apery drowning upon fieldwork in Bawana resettlement colony, seeks to explore complex infer ace between marginality in India’s global cities. – Reproduced
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Delhi’s one third population lives in sub standard housing, which includes slums and JJ (Jhuggi Jhopddi) clusters. The government agencies have take up slum resettlement measures in order to address the issues but people in the resettlement colonics find life worse than what it was in the slums. This apery drowning upon fieldwork in Bawana resettlement colony, seeks to explore complex infer ace between marginality in India’s global cities. – Reproduced
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