Philosophy and Contribution of Global Thinkers and Leaders-Case Study - II
You are the Municipal Commissioner of a major metropolis. The state government has approved an ambitious multi-crore project to rejuvenate a large lake in the heart of the city and develop a 'Smart City Park' along its banks. For this project, it is necessary to remove a large, unauthorized, and densely populated slum that has existed on the lakefront for decades. This slum is primarily inhabited by daily-wage laborers from the Dalit community, waste-pickers, and a large group from the transgender (LGBTQ+) community—groups often "left out" or "abandoned" in mainstream development policies.
Senior officials from the Ministry of Urban Development and ....
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