The nineteenth and twentieth century marked the beginning of urbanization of Delhi under the british. justify the statement with any three relevant argument
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Following are the factors that prove that the nineteenth and twentieth century marked the beginning of urbanization of Delhi under the British:
1. In 1911, the colonial government officially announced to shift its capital from Calcutta to Delhi. For the construction of Delhi as a capital city, the British government called two architects, Edward Lutyens and Herbert Baker, Calcutta to Delhi, to design Delhi.
2. An extension scheme called the Lahore Gate
Improvement Scheme was introduced by Robert Clarke in the year 1888, to draw the residents away from the old towns to a newly developed market square.
3. The colonial government established the Delhi improvement trust in 1936. The space in the houses was distributed according to new laws of privacy.
4. To serve the purpose of clean and healthy space, the city was supplied with better water, sewage disposal and proper drainage facilities.
Answer:
1.. in 1824 the era of urban planning began in Delhi when a TOWN DUTIES COMMITTEE was set up by the British
2... in 1863 MUNICIPA COMMITTEE was formed
3.. the English town planner EDWIN LUTYENS prepared the architectural design
4....viceroy house . circular pillar palace . kingsway. war memorial. green spaces park garden were constructed
5many COMMITTEE were set up like NDMC
DELGI IMPROVEMENT TRUST DELHI DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY..
6.. master plan for delhi provides a basic policy frame for guiding Delhi development
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