Scribd Logo
Upload

Welcome to Scribd!

  • New Aruna Nagar (Urban Design) 2

    Uploaded by

    Shivam Arora
    29 views6 pages
    New Aruna Nagar, also known as Majnu Ka Tila, is a Tibetan colony in Delhi located along the Yamuna River. In 1959, Tibetan refugees were granted asylum in India by Prime Minister Nehru and settled in refugee camps across the country. Those not settled in camps were placed in New Aruna Nagar, comprising houses, shops, and narrow lanes. After fires in the 1980s destroyed temporary structures, permanent buildings were constructed and the area has experienced major growth in structures, economy, and population since the 2000s.

    Original Description:

    Original Title

    new aruna nagar(urban design) 2.pptx

    Copyright

    © © All Rights Reserved

    Available Formats

    PPTX, PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd

    Did you find this document useful?

    Is this content inappropriate?

    Report this Document
    New Aruna Nagar, also known as Majnu Ka Tila, is a Tibetan colony in Delhi located along the Yamuna River. In 1959, Tibetan refugees were granted asylum in India by Prime Minister Nehru and settled in refugee camps across the country. Those not settled in camps were placed in New Aruna Nagar, comprising houses, shops, and narrow lanes. After fires in the 1980s destroyed temporary structures, permanent buildings were constructed and the area has experienced major growth in structures, economy, and population since the 2000s.

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as PPTX, PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd
    Flag for inappropriate content
    29 views6 pages

    New Aruna Nagar (Urban Design) 2

    Uploaded by

    Shivam Arora
    New Aruna Nagar, also known as Majnu Ka Tila, is a Tibetan colony in Delhi located along the Yamuna River. In 1959, Tibetan refugees were granted asylum in India by Prime Minister Nehru and settled in refugee camps across the country. Those not settled in camps were placed in New Aruna Nagar, comprising houses, shops, and narrow lanes. After fires in the 1980s destroyed temporary structures, permanent buildings were constructed and the area has experienced major growth in structures, economy, and population since the 2000s.

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as PPTX, PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd
    Flag for inappropriate content
    of 6

    Presentation on -

    NEW ARUNA
    NAGAR
    (MAJNU KA
    TILA)
    Outline of
    presentation
    • Introduction
    • History
    • Evolution of place
    • Details about the
    place ( Kevin
    lynch elements)
    • Issues of (New Aruna
    Nagar)
    Introduction
    • New Aruna Nagar ( Majnu Ka Tila), is a
    Tibetian colony in Delhi.
    • Part of North Delhi district and is located
    along the shore of Yamuna river
    • Comprising of houses, guesthouses, eateries,
    jewellery shops, grocery stores and tattoo
    makers.
    • The colony is a zigzag of narrow lanes that
    get narrower as one reaches the core of the
    colony.
    Location of Majnu Ka
    Tila
    Majnu ka Tila, a locality situated on the
    banks of river Yamuna in north part of Delhi.
    It is 6 km away from ISBT Kashmiri gate.
    Nearest metro station – Vidhan Sabha metro
    station.
    Distance from airport – 28 km.
    HISTORY
    HISTORY

    • In 1959, the Indian Prime • Those who were not • At starting they were
    Minister Pandit Jawaharlal rehabilitated into these provided with inhabitable
    Nehru granted them asylum camps were settled at area full with grass, trees,
    and they were rehabilitated in the plot of “New Aruna etc. on which temporary
    Refugee Camps across the Nagar in New Delhi. structures (tents) were made
    country for living.

    •After the fire happened in


    •After the fire happened in •After 2000’s major
    1980’s all the temporary
    1980’s all the temporary growth was seen in the
    structure were burnt. Then
    structure were burnt. Then area related to building
    permanent structures were
    permanent structures were structure, economy and

    You might also like