Desai Krusha Amishbhai

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Gomtipur: Adapting and co-existing through change

Gomtipur, located on the eastern side of Ahmedabad’s walled city, is a historic precinct that reflects a rich cultural mosaic, where Hindus, Muslims, Jains, and Sikhs coexist harmoniously. Shaped by its industrial legacy, the area’s growth, daily life, and community interactions have been profoundly influenced by this heritage. Known for landmarks like Jhulta Minar, vibrant streets, and Khau Gali, Gomtipur seamlessly blends tradition with evolving urban life. Its bustling markets, temples, mosques, and community spaces showcase its dynamic spirit. Despite challenges, Gomtipur thrives on its strong sense of community and belonging.


Report Content

Gomtipur Rise, Fall, and Resurgence

The Coexistence & Built Fabric

The Social Life of Streets in Gomtipur

Indianness of the streets

Indianness of the streets

Planning regulation impact the growth

Change in nature of Job

Basic Municipal Services

Travel Choice

Conclusion