Urban inequality is a multifaceted phenomenon that permeates the fabric of cities worldwide, manifesting in disparities across various socio-economic indicators
Access to basic services such as healthcare, education, drinking water, and sanitation stands as a fundamental pillar of human development and well-being.
The patterns of urbanization in India has been marked by regional and interstate diversities, large scale rural to urban migration, insufficient infrastructural facilities
Women constitute an important section of rural-urban migrants. They migrate at the time of marriage and also when they are potential workers in the place of destination.
In 2011, a new definition of census town has been developed. This urban classification of 'census towns' helps differentiate between India's small farming