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Jamshedpur is one of those rare Indian cities that didn’t stumble into existence — it was designed  into being. Long before “smart cities” and “masterplans” became buzzwords, this industrial town was quietly building a blueprint for how urban growth should work. A City Born From a Blueprint The story starts in 1907, when Tata Steel needed a home — not just for a factory, but for an entire working ecosystem. Instead of letting settlements sprawl around the plant, they hired gl

“Your city isn’t failing because of the rain—it’s failing because of how we built it.” Cities as Bathtubs: The Reality We Live With Step...