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In 's , water and trees were once central to everyday life. Now, ponds have disappeared, lakes have been fenced, and wells have given way to borewells, write Anjali Karol Mo
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Read originalIn #Bengaluru 's #Ramagondanahalli , water and trees were once central to everyday life. Now, ponds have disappeared, lakes have been fenced, and wells have given way to borewells, write Anjali Karol Mohan, Neeth D'Souza and Justin Andrews Jeganathan. questionofcities.org/an-expa… Link An expanding Bengaluru and Ramagondanahalli’s experiences - Question of Cities The planned layout modes of urban expansion have (re)produced new forms of spatial inequality, ecological stress, infrastructural fragmentation, and socio-economic uncertainty. As Ramagondanahalli... questionofcities.org
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