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The Information-Technology industry had been solidified by the engine of growth in India — during 1970-90 of IT economic growth.
[Diagram showing distribution of IT industry with labeled cities: Jaipur, Noida-Gurgaon, Indore, Bengaluru, Mumbai-Pune, Hyderabad, Chennai, Calcutta, etc.]
Fig 1: Distribution of IT Industry
Factors for Proliferation:
As per MOHUA, around 22% of Indian population is in cities, while '22%', is in the peri-urban area such as Blocked
90 % improvement on all indicators
Fig 1: Creation of aspirational blocs.
Benefits of A&P
Challenges faced:
Thus, Smartest city of Aspiration at city should translate all the lasy deys to Pondichary.
Diagram
Distribution map of IT industry across India showing major cities: Jaipur, Noida-Gurgaon, Indore, Bengaluru, Mumbai-Pune, Hyderabad, Chennai, Calcutta
- Comprehensive identification of factors driving IT proliferation
- Includes both historical (Viswesvaraya) and contemporary factors
- Links government policy to industry growth
- Clear geographical visualization
- Mentions global context (outsourcing boom)
- Links IT industry context to broader urbanization trends
- References official statistics (MOHUA)
- Identifies gap in policy focus (semi-urban areas)
- Clear structure with benefits enumeration
- Identifies both structural benefits (decentralization) and implementation challenges
- References local governance structures (Zilla Parishad)
- Recognizes resource constraints and capacity issues
SHREYA TYAGI
Distribution of Key Natural Resources across the world (including South Asia and the Indian sub-continent)
Location of Tertiary Sector Industries
Information Technology Industry in India
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Analytical with geographical and economic focus
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