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Livelihood of people : A journey from Old City to Fringe

  • Student JOSHI ADITI AJAY
  • Code PUD20012
  • Faculty Planning
  • Tutor/s Rutul Joshi,Umesh Shurpali,Ravi Sannabhadti,Anil kumar Roy,Subhrangsu Goswami,Nitika Bhakuni,Vanishree Herlekar,Rujul Dipak joshi,Arjun Joshi,Tarun Patel,Narendra Mangwani
  • TA Kinjal Ribadia,Aarzoo Samani,Jacob Baby,Navnit Sourirajan,Anuja Singh,Giby Abraham,Ann Elizabeth Francis,Kaveri Bahure,Nikita Doshi,Shreesha Arondekar,Shuktika Sabharwal

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Pune has witnessed a change in urban morphology over the time due to changing means of livelihood. The preferences of people have changed due to the upgrading disposable incomes offered by a varied jobs. With the shift in economy due to decentralization of industrial units in Mumbai, Pune has evolved rapidly with increasing demand for housing and infrastructure. This has given rise to the fringes that act as CBDs around which development has evolved. Thus this economic anthropology helps us in understanding the journey of Pune from Old City to the Fringes, with the help of the interdependent parameters studied.

1700 The Peshwa Rule Roots of Pune City and the source of livelihood
Social lifestyle of people in the old city
Means of commute and service infrastructure in the old city
1800 The British Era Change in job culture and socializing as per status
1950s Post Independence Economic shift due to decentralization of industries in Mumbai
1980s The New Era The emerging fringes : Kothrud
Demand for Housing and people's preferences
Need for change in lifestyle with changing aspirations
Increased pressure on transport and policies to improvise the condition
2000s Comparison of Old City Vs. Fringes