We have developed a new web-application that allows you to explore the spatial form of India's development over four decades!

The story of how Shenzhen, an "unremarkable Chinese settlement that ‘smelled of countryside’" became the world's largest megalopolis 

Developers, financiers, policy experts, and academics discuss the need for a more rationalised, consistent, and efficient regulatory environment. 

This CityLab article says "Each city’s unique layout pattern has an effect on its successes and failures."

Mihir Sharma asks: "Why is it that so many of India’s cities, which could be locations for the dissolution of the many barriers that divide us, instead replicate and strengthen them?"; cites IDFC Institute research

Faridabad makes an online grievance mechanism and pays its dues.

Vaidehi Tandel and Komal Hiranandani write in Mint: India would be 65% urban by Mexico's definition; since definitions are arbitrary, we need to reduce dependence on them....

China is exporting its own version of urbanization to Africa, creating cities and economic zones that look remarkably similar to Chinese Cities 

A case for an alternative model of city development.