Looking for a video/article about India

[NathanDrake]

Specifically about how one of the main cities is getting overpopulated by jobseekers so the country is investing in cities around it so can be more attractive.

 

[DapperDanMan]

Looking for a video/article about India investing in cities around it so can be more attractive.​

That's not gonna help them.
Well, most of them.

 

[Paul Kemp]

 

[Polymathic]

Specifically about how one of the main cities is getting overpopulated by jobseekers so the country is investing in cities around it so can be more attractive.

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[DapperDanMan]

There are billions of them.

Here are two:

States will have to provide 'livable' cities to attract investment, talent pool: Ahluwalia

There is a need to hugely expand non-metro cities in India, and state governments will have to strive to provide "livable" cities if they want to attract investment and talent pool, economist and former deputy chairman of the erstwhile Planning Commission Montek Singh Ahluwalia said here Saturday.

m.economictimes.com

Bengaluru among 10 cities to attract maximum cross-border investments in Asia Pacifc: CBRE

Bengaluru is considered as one of the fastest growing cities in India with the presence of important players from the areas of information technology, biotechnology, pharmaceuticals and other sectors.

www.indiatvnews.com

 

[ShaunSA]

There are billions of them.

Charous or articles?

 

[DapperDanMan]

Charous or articles?

Yes.

 

[Hemi300c]

 

[Jan van Riebeeckstad]

Specifically about how one of the main cities is getting overpopulated by jobseekers so the country is investing in cities around it so can be more attractive.

@surface @RedViking @I.am.Sam please educate this man.

 

[NathanDrake]

There are billions of them.

Here are two:

States will have to provide 'livable' cities to attract investment, talent pool: Ahluwalia

There is a need to hugely expand non-metro cities in India, and state governments will have to strive to provide "livable" cities if they want to attract investment and talent pool, economist and former deputy chairman of the erstwhile Planning Commission Montek Singh Ahluwalia said here Saturday.

m.economictimes.com

Bengaluru among 10 cities to attract maximum cross-border investments in Asia Pacifc: CBRE

Bengaluru is considered as one of the fastest growing cities in India with the presence of important players from the areas of information technology, biotechnology, pharmaceuticals and other sectors.

www.indiatvnews.com

Unless I imagined it, pretty sure the video I watched made it sound like it is something that is actively being done. So much so that a further 2 or 3 cities have been added to the program's initial 3.

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While I couldn’t find a specific article or video about a city investing in neighboring cities to attract migrants, understanding the broader context of internal migration in India sheds light on the challenges faced by both migrants and cities. If you need further information or have other queries, feel free to ask! 12

Guess I imagined it.

Thanks all.

 

[NathanDrake]

‘Boost Counter Magnet Areas to control migration’​

State govts. concerned have taken little initiative to develop these areas, says draft NCR regional plan​

Published - September 02, 2021 12:45 am IST - GURUGRAM
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Migrant workers arriving in Delhi from Uttar Pradesh and Madhya Pradesh.
The draft Regional Plan-2041 for the National Capital Region has put special emphasis on strengthening of the economic base of the Counter Magnet Areas (CMAs), the urban areas located sufficiently away from the NCR with significant economic growth, to intercept the flow of migration to the national capital and its neighbouring areas.
However, the report said that the State governments concerned had taken “little” initiative for strengthening the economic base and regional linkages in these areas to enable them to undertake their assigned roles.

‘Boost Counter Magnet Areas to control migration’

State govts. concerned have taken little initiative to develop these areas, says draft NCR regional plan

www.thehindu.com

Delhi to get ‘counter magnet cities’​

In an effort to ease pressure on Delhi,the Centre has directed the neighbouring states...​

Written by Agencies
New Delhi | August 27, 2010 09:42 IST

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In an effort to ease pressure on Delhi,the Centre has directed the neighbouring states to formulate plans for developing counter magnet cities that have already been identified by the Government.
The Union Urban Development Ministry has asked Uttar Pradesh,Haryana,Rajasthan,Punjab and Uttarkhand to prepare detailed plan so that counter magnet cities can be developed in a time bound manner. Counter magnets are cities developed to reduce the mass migration of people to big cities.

Delhi to get ‘counter magnet cities’

In an effort to ease pressure on Delhi,the Centre has directed the neighbouring states...

indianexpress.com