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With reference to the epigraph at the beginning of the chapter, who are the participants in the making of the city and what could be their contribution?

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With reference to the epigraph at the beginning of the chapter, who are the participants in the making of the city and what could be their contribution?

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The epigraph means that a city can provide for everyone only when everyone takes part in building and developing it. Different groups contribute in different ways:

  1. Urban Planners and Architects: They design the city’s layout, buildings, roads, parks, public spaces, and other infrastructure.
  2. Government and Administration: They make rules and policies, provide public services such as water, electricity, sanitation and transport, and manage the city.
  3. Businesses and Industries: They provide employment, produce goods and services, generate income, and contribute to the economic growth of the city.
  4. Residents/Citizens: They work, pay taxes, follow civic rules, keep their surroundings clean, and participate in community activities and decision-making.
  5. Workers and Labourers: They construct and maintain roads, buildings, bridges, transport systems, and other essential infrastructure.
  6. Artists and Cultural Practitioners: They contribute to the city’s cultural life through art, music, festivals, theatre, literature, and other creative activities.
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Chapter 7: India’s Urban Landscape - Questions and activitie [Page 212]

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NCERT Social Science Exploring Society India and Beyond Part 2 [English] Class 8
Chapter 7 India’s Urban Landscape
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