Description
The Government of India initiated a programme of urban renewal and reformation, known as the Smart Cities Mission. This aims to create increased opportunities for the citizens of India and help fulfil the aspirations of city-dwellers in terms of institutional, physical, social and economic infrastructure. In keeping with the government’s mandate, the authors of this study have made an attempt to record and analyse the aspirations of citizens from four cities. To analyse the mobility needs of the Indian youth in — Delhi, Gururgam, Noida, and Lucknow—and the possible improvements which can be made to enable these cities to be transformed into smart cities. The study takes into consideration various factors such as education, gender, and economic status in order to map out deficiencies in the current system. It also highlights areas of concern that need to be addressed by the concerned authorities. The study is a well-timed analysis of the hopes of mobility needs of the Indian youth
This study is a joint research undertaken by Amity University under the guidance of Swinburne University of Technology, Australia. The criteria laid down to conduct the research and analyse the finding meet international norms. The study that focuses on mobility needs for the millenials, youth, young people in India was researched across Indian metros and the findings presented in this book.
About the Authors
PROF. (DR.) NIRUPAMA PRAKASH
Director, Amity Institute of Social Sciences,
Ms. RASHMI KAPOOR
Research Associate,
Swinburne University of Technology, Australia.
PROF. (DR.) AJAY KAPOOR
Pro Vice Chancellor (International Research Engagement and Development),
Swinburne University of Technology, Australia.
MR. YASHPAL MALIK
Research Associate, Amity Institute of Social Sciences,
Amity University Sector 125, Noida
Mr. SATYA PRAKASH GARADA
Project Fellow, Amity Institute of Social Sciences,
Amity University Sector 125, Noida.
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