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Explosives and bulldozers would do the job nicely. Though you would have to ensure the place was evacuated first and provide new housing for those that lived there.
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Slums in mumbai city?
The biggest slum in mumbai is Dharavi. Its population is between 600, 000.
What is zopadpattis?
The name of the slums in Mumbai, specifically, in Dharavi.
What must a tourist see in Mumbai India?
the slums of course!
How many people live in the mumbai slums?
Around 1million
In which city is Slumdog Millionaire set?
Mumbai, India. Was previously called Bombay. The slums are in the Juhu neighborhood of the city, while the largest slums are in Dharavi.
How are the social conditions in Mumbai?
Almost the half of the population either live on the streets or in the slums.
What states has the highest number of slums as per the data recently released by the ministry of housing and urban poverty alleviation?
MUMBAI
What is a slum made out of?
A slum is a very large area that is covered in little huts. Mumbai is a spot that has 6% of their land covered in slums
Where did slumdog millionaire take place?
"Slumdog Millionaire" was filmed in Mumbai, India, Agra, Uttar Pradesh, India, Juhu, Mumbai, Maharashtra, India and ND Studios, Karjat, Mumbai, Maharashtra, India.Slumdog Millionaire (2008) was filmed entirely in India.
Generally why is south of a city more posh eg. Mumbai London Delhi etc?
London is far better and more posh than Mumbai or Delhi because it has better shops, houses and a better style of living and nearly half of Mumbai and Delhi live in slums and poverty and all of the people in London live in decent houses will got money paid I have been to Mumbai and Delhi and I live in London so i know that London is more posher and more bigger than Mumbai or Delhi
Why have slums been called slums of hope?
Slums are often quoted as slums of hope or slums of dispair depending on the conditions it actually is in. They are called slums of hope because they allow people living in the slums to transit into a better lifestyle with time given the economic opportunities to propel forward. One example would be Dharavi in Mumbai where the the informal economy provides jobs for the biggest slum in Asia. It has created an estimated 5000 businesses and 15000 single room factories (wiki). Also the recycling industry is quite famous for the Dharavi's 13th compound a place where over 8-% of Mumbai's waste is given a new lease of life. It is know as the 'Dharavi's Recycling Miracle', the ecological heart of Mumbai, recycling up to 85% of all waste materials produced by the ciity. This is a pertinent example of how a slum provides jobs for the dwellers, giving them a hope of a possible climb up the social ladder with time. There are many more examples of how slums have given people a new lease of life, a life better from being in a state of homelessness - coined by geographers as a state in which one lacks a permanent roof.
When did King of the Slums end?
King of the Slums ended in 1991.
