India is a land of diversity reflected in myriad patterns of its social reality spread across its rich and diverse landscape. But most of our social reality is embedded in remarkably enduring spatial clusters, characterized by its tradition, history and even geography.
Yet our policy planning, programme implementation and even academic discourse have not looked at these patterns seriously while attempting to bring the fruits of development to the society at large. To that extent much of the policy initiative remains impression based rather than based on evidence even where relevant data are available in public domain.
This site is therefore devoted to
- a better analysis of available public domain data using new techniques in GIS and trend analysis so as to shift the focus from impression based advocacy to evidence based advocacy.
- inform the citizen by making such analysis public and share their insights/ views/ feedback with policy makers and taking their suggestions back to the policy makers and researchers and facilitate a constructive dialogue.
But it is not partisan, it is not polemical and has no place for non-data based subjective analysis.
i have just heard about u sir what u r contributing to the society. and ofcourse dr. shilpa madam is also going good in the field of vet.
You have done very good analysis. I was looking for district level density in urban area for energy-density nexus analysis. Could you suggest me where we can get it for 2011. Thanks
Pl try town directory of the Census for area and Census data for population. Do let us know if that works.
Helpful information. Fortunate me I found your website by chance, and I’m shocked why this twist of fate didn’t came about earlier! I bookmarked it.
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Many thanks for presenting this. Quickquestion, if you don’t mind. Where did you obtain your blog theme? I will be creating a website and really like your site.
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real time data project is strated in nagpur distric of maharashtra state india, pl send guidlines for implimentation in distric