Gwalior Master Plan 2021

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this PPtT will help student about the master plan of gwalior and other city.


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RishavRajput
Sch.no.191109028
City -Gwalior

History
1.Gwalior is a major city in the central Indian state of Madhya Pradesh.
2.The earliest historical record found at Gwalior is the Gwalior inscription of the AlchonHun ruler
Mihirakula.
3.Around the 9th century, the Gurjara-Pratiharadynastycontrolled Gwalior .
4.In 1375, Raja Veer Singh was made the ruler of Gwalior and he founded the rule of the Tomar
clan.
5.Gwalior is also known for not participating in the 1857 rebellion, mainly due to non-co-operation
with Rani Lakshmibai.
6.Later in the 1730s, the Scindiascaptured Gwalior and it remained a princely state during the
British Rule.
7.The Scindiastate
[14]
of Gwalior became a major regional power in the second half of the 18th
century.

Geogrpahy
Gwalior is located at 26.22°North Latitude
and 78.18°East Longitude, in the state of
Madhya Pradesh . The
averageelevationof the land of Gwalior is
about 197 meters above the sea level.
Spread over an area of 5214.00 sqkm, in
theChambalriver valley, the city of
Gwalior is landlocked on all sides.

Demographic Character
❑As of 2011's India census,Gwaliorhad a population of
1,069,276.
❑Males constitute 53% of the population and females 47%.
❑Gwaliorhas an average literacy rate of 84.14%, higher than
the national average of 74%: male literacy is 89.64% and
female literacy is 77.92 %.
❑In Gwalior 13 % of population under 12 years of age.

CLIMATE
•Gwalior has a sub-tropical climate with
hot summers from late March to early
July, the humid monsoon season from
late June to early October, and a cool
dry winter from early November to late
February. UnderKöppen'sclimate
classification the city has ahumid
subtropical climate. The highest
recorded temperature was 49°C and
the lowest was −1°C. Summers start in
late March, and along with other cities
likeJaipurandDelhi, are among the
hottest in India and the world.
Temperatures peak in May and June
with daily averages being around 33–
35°C.

Population

Road, Rail and Air Infrastructure
Thecityiswellconnectedviarail,roadandair
transportservices.
❑Airport
GwaliorAirportconnectsGwaliordirectlytoDelhi
andBhopalinIndiawithDeccanairlines
operatingontheseroutes.Thisairporthasgood
infrastructureandfacilities.
❑Railways
Gwaliorisoneofthemajorcommercialrailway
stationofNorth-Centralrailway.Gwalioris,
perhaps,oneoftheonlyfewplaceswherethere
arebothnarrowgaugeandbroadgaugerailways
tracksarestilloperational.Auniqueaspectabout
gwaliornarrowgaugeisthat,thewidthofthe
trackissmallestamongallthenarrowgauges
tracksinIndia.Gwalioriswellconnectedviatrain
servicestoallpartsofthecountryincluding4
metros.TherearedirecttrainstoMumbai,Delhi,
Kolkata(Howrah),Chennai,Trivandru.

Socio-economy
❑Gwalioreconomyisbasedontheindustrieshousedintheterritory.Gwaliorisknown
tobetheindustrialbasethatislargelysupportingtheeconomyatGwalior.
Infact,theindustriesofGwaliorarerecognizedasthecountermagnettotheindustriesof
NationalCapitalRegion.ItisnoteworthythattheindustriesofGwaliorareemergingas
integratedindustrialestates.TheseindustrialestatesofGwaliorarerunbythe
developmentcorporationsthatarelargeworkingtowardstheproliferationofthese
industries.Theindependentindustrialdevelopmentcorporationsarethuscontributing
towards the expansion of the economy of Gwalior.
Moreover,itisnoteworthythattheindustrialestatesofGwaliorpossessesallthefacilities
thatarerequiredforthedevelopmentoftheindustriesofGwalior.Infact,theseexisting
industrialareasaresaidtobeinstrumentalinthedevelopmentoftheindustriesinGwalior.
SomeoftheindustriesthatformanintegralpartofGwalioreconomyare:
•Textilemills
•Artificialsilkmanufacturingplants
•Handicraftandhandloomindustry
•Tanningindustry
•Chemicalindustry

Jai Vilas Palace
➢The Jai Vilas Palace was constructed in 1874 by JayajiraoScindiaof the Maratha ScindiaDynasty,
the then Maharaja of Gwalior.
➢The majestic palace was built to extend a grand welcome to the then Prince of Wales, King
Edward VII, for his visit in 1875.
➢The Jai Vilas Palace is a splendid portrayal of European architecture. Designed by the famous
architect Sir Michael Filose.
➢The edifice covers an area of 1,240,771 square feet.
➢The museum, which is named HH Maharaja Sir JiwajiraoScindiaMuseum, was inaugurated on
12
th
December 1964 by Dr. SarvapalliRadhakrishnan, the then president of India.
➢Today, the Jai Vilas Palace serves as the royal residence of the Maratha Scindiafamily’s
descendants.

Image Of Jai Vilas Palace

Map of Gwalior in 1947

Map of Gwalior in 1975

Gwalior Master Plan 2005
GwaliorMaster Plan 2005 has been created for Gwalior District. Gwalior is one
of the 51districtsofMadhya Pradeshstate incentralIndia. Gwalior Metropolitan
Regionis one of the major metropolitan areas inIndia. Other cities and towns in
this district areAntari,Bhitarwar,Bilaua,Dabra,Morar,Lashkar,Morar
Cantonment,Pichhore, andTekanpur.Gwalioris a major city in the Indian state
ofMadhya Pradeshand one of theCounter-magnetcities.As of 2011’s India
census, Gwalior has a population of 19,53,505.
Gwalior Junction is a five railway track intersection point. It won an award for the
best and cleanest station ofNorth Central Railway zone. Gwalior is one of the
major commercial railway stations of the North Central Railway, whose zonal
headquarters is centered in Allahabad.

Objectives of Gwalior Master Plan 2005
The objective of the Gwalior Master Plan 2005 is to create enabling spatial and
land use planning framework to achieve the Vision of Gwalior Master Plan 2005
in order to promote, guide and rationalize. The future growth and development
of the urban centres, it will be critical to define their growth framework The
future growth framework of the urban centresare defined by the Master
Plan/Development Plans which are evolved for each settlement at individual
level. Gwalior Master Plan 2005 has been considered as one of the most
effective mechanism to promote planned growth of the urban centres. It lays
down the road map, agenda and framework within which the city growth is
envisioned. It provides a tool for the authorities to take decision with regard to
current and future development related issues.

Gwalior Master Plan 2005 provides the framework for rationalizing the
orderly movement of traffic and transportation within the city and
defines the area for laying down net-work of various services. The plan
is used for promoting integrated development of the urban centreby
rationalizing its pattern of land use and their interrelationship. It also
defines the strategies and solutions for overcoming the existing
problems of the urban centresand to overcome its infrastructural and
service related inadequacies. In addition, it provides options for
accommodating the future addition to population which is likely to come
to the urban centredue to natural growth and migration. Master Plan
acts as a tool for determining the infrastructure cost which would be
required to make the city sustainable. The plans offer futuristic solutions
by laying down agenda for its growth and development.

Development Goals of Gwalior Master Plan 2005
•Socially beneficial
•Regionally connected
•Environmentally sustainable
•Financially Viable
•Institutionally Executable and;
•Politically acceptable

Master plan 2005 Map

Gwalior Physiography and Wind Direction

Visual Order

Gwalior Natural Drainage Map

Gwalior Natural Heritage Map

Gwalior Regional Setting Map

Planning Unit

Existing Land use Map

Gwalior Master Plan 2021
❑Objectives of Gwalior Master Plan 2021
•The objective of the Gwalior Master Plan 2021 is to create
enabling spatial and land use planning framework to achieve
the Vision of Gwalior Master Plan 2021 in order to promote,
guide and rationalize. The future growth and development
of the urban centres, it will be critical to define their growth
framework The future growth framework of the urban
centresare defined by the Master Plan/Development Plans
which are evolved for each settlement at individual level.
Gwalior Master Plan 2021 has been considered as one of the
most effective mechanism to promote planned growth of the
urban centres. It lays down the road map, agenda and
framework within which the city growth is envisioned. It
provides a tool for the authorities to take decision with
regard to current and future development related issues.

•Gwalior Master Plan 2021 provides the framework for
rationalizing the orderly movement of traffic and transportation
within the city and defines the area for laying down net-work of
various services. The plan is used for promoting integrated
development of the urban centreby rationalizing its pattern of
land use and their interrelationship. It also defines the strategies
and solutions for overcoming the existing problems of the urban
centresand to overcome its infrastructural and service related
inadequacies. In addition, it provides options for accommodating
the future addition to population which is likely to come to the
urban centredue to natural growth and migration. Master Plan
acts as a tool for determining the infrastructure cost which would
be required to make the city sustainable. The plans offer
futuristic solutions by laying down agenda for its growth and
development.

❑Development Goals of Gwalior Master Plan 2021
•Socially beneficial
•Regionally connected
•Environmentally sustainable
•Financially Viable
•Institutionally Executable and;
•Politically acceptable

Master Plan 2021 Map

Some Past and Present Images of Gwalior
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