Abstract
Urban trends in India over the period 1961-1981 are analyzed and prospects for further urban growth until the end of this century are assessed. "Trends in distribution of the urban population by cities and smaller urban places inter-state variations in urbanization and changes in the contribution of the urban population to the national GDP are reviewed and the implications of the trends and projections for national policies on urban and regional development are referred to briefly." Particular attention is given to the social and economic problems associated with urbanization and to their resolution. (SUMMARY IN FRE AND GER AND SPA) (EXCERPT)
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