A Comparative study on the aspects of displacement due to Urbanization and Industrialization in India
Keywords:
Urbanization, Industrialization, sustainable developmentAbstract
Industrialization and urbanization are the two important transformations that shaped the past century. In the upcoming and latest century, these changes will continue as there will we more usage of land, raw material as well as energy sources. There are benefits as well as limitations of Urbanization which are mentioned in this study. The trade-off in the market economy is determined by the limits and advantages which help in determining the level, speed and also the pace of urbanization. The aspects of displacement are discussed in this paper which is rapidly taking place in India due to Urbanization and Industrialization. The present study also focuses on the urban areas which are being affected due to displacement from rural region.
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