It says, any area (Municipality, Municipal Corporation etc.) which is having a population of above 10k is treated as an urban area.
Does that mean even a Gram Panchayat which is having a population greater than 10k will fall under Urban? Essentially, is that only the 'population' of a local body determines the Urban status?
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a rural land shall be considered urban land
If rural area is within distance of 2kms from limits of urban area having population 10k+ but not more than 1L
if rural is within 6kms from urban having population 1L + but less than 10L
if rural is within 8kms from urban having population 10L +
so simply any area within distance of 8 km from delhi is urban area ( as population is 10L+)
So i believe that population of that gram panchayat is irrelevant, but population of nearby urban areas should be checked
If rural area is within distance of 2kms from limits of urban area having population 10k+ but not more than 1L
if rural is within 6kms from urban having population 1L + but less than 10L
if rural is within 8kms from urban having population 10L +
so simply any area within distance of 8 km from delhi is urban area ( as population is 10L+)
So i believe that population of that gram panchayat is irrelevant, but population of nearby urban areas should be checked
You are right, Mohit. The point I wanted clarify is whether the population is the only factor irrespective of the Local Body Status. You clarified it, Thank you!
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