2019
DOI: 10.1016/j.jum.2019.05.001
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Challenges for urban conservation of core area in pilgrim cities of India

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“…The role of stakeholders and development agencies are needed to be strategically integrated with the existing heritage enhancing awareness and responsible development of the historical layers. (Chandan & Kumar, 2019) The structures developed along the route bring out a cultural synthesis centering the worship of Jaggannatha. Being a medium for propagation and popularization of religious thoughts, the historical street has undergone development in terms of Mathas, Dharamshalas, Temples, resident of Zamindars and commercial spaces.…”
Section: Literature Studymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The role of stakeholders and development agencies are needed to be strategically integrated with the existing heritage enhancing awareness and responsible development of the historical layers. (Chandan & Kumar, 2019) The structures developed along the route bring out a cultural synthesis centering the worship of Jaggannatha. Being a medium for propagation and popularization of religious thoughts, the historical street has undergone development in terms of Mathas, Dharamshalas, Temples, resident of Zamindars and commercial spaces.…”
Section: Literature Studymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…With the rise of population and need for better living standards; the city is extended from core to periphery to fringe, thus presenting different city forms (Baranwal et al, 2019). Many researchers found that due to continuous dynamic growth, migration of people from the inner core to outward areas and urban transformation, the infrastructure of holy cities is developing to provide better connectivity, better standards of living, more development opportunities, thus contributing to major changes in the basic city form, emerging from the core and extending to periphery spreading to the fringes affecting the urban vitality of the city (Tiwari et al, 2021;Srivastava et al, 2020;Zaban, 2019;Chandan and Kumar, 2019). This urban growth process has led to the change of physical, economic, social and cultural parameters that form a major part of the integrated development in the emerged form of the holy cities (Arora and Singh, 2019).…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Individuals who invested when the land was modest and cheap in holy cities which are in the suburban areas have gathered tremendous returns, much over their desires because religion is not influenced by the slowdown in India as for many Indians, religion is a way of life (Singh et al, 2020). Also, with taking off property estimations in metropolitan urban communities, Tier II and III urban communities are developing as extraordinary other options (Chandan and Kumar, 2019).…”
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confidence: 99%
“…There are, however, many challenges in the management and development of today's smart cities, which often continue generating new jobs and prosperity, without concerns regarding land and resources (Yigitcanlar & Kamruzzaman, 2018). Common urban challenges include traffic congestion, high energy expenditure, inadequate waste management, lack of resources for providing basic services, lack of adequate housing, and infrastructural issues (Chandan & Kumar, 2019). These challenges for cities can be overcome in a manner that will enable further improvement and growth, by improving resource management and reducing pollution and poverty (United Nations, 2018).…”
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confidence: 99%