Mandawa, Mandawa (Jhunjhunu), Former residence of Shekhawatthakurs of Mandawa, today a hotel, (6) BhinderGarh, Chittorgarh, (7) City Palace, Jaipur, now a Museum, (8) City Palace, Uadipur, now a M u s e u u m , ( 9 ) D e o g a r h M a h a l , DeogarhMadaria, today a hotel, (10)

CONTENTS

1.1 .MAP OF RAJASTHAN STATE SHOWING 33 DISTRICTS

1.2

with the Pakistan border.

Population of Jaisalmer, as per census of 2011 is 89,025 with male population of 49,261 and female of 39,764.

LOCATION & POPULATION.

Jaisalmer district is in the western part of Rajasthan and is surrounded by Bikaner, Jodhpur and Barmerdistricts of Rajasthan on three sides, and the fourth side

2 TOURISTS ATTRACTIONS IN RAJ-ASTHAN; ESPECIALLY JAISALMER

2.1 .

(1) Alsisaar Haveli, Jaipur, (2) Amber Palace (Amber Fort), Jaipur, (3) BansiGarh, Chittorgarh, (4) BhanwarNiwas, Bikaner, Historival Haveli, now a hotel, (5) Castle

TOURISTS PLACES/ATTRACTION IN RAJASTHAN

JAISALMER - 2021JAISALMER - 2021JAISALMER - 2021PLANNING PRINCIPLES FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF

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S.No. DESCRIPTION

1 AREA

2 Sub Divisions

3 Tehsils

4 Panchayat Samities

5 Total No. of inhabited villages

7 Total No. of Towns

8 No. of Gramdani Villages

9 Length of International Border

38392

4

4

3

750

37

2

18

471

UNIT PARTICULARS

Sq. Km.

No

No

No

No

No

No

No

km.

Total No. of uninhabited villages6

GENERAL

POPULATION

10 Male

11 Female

12 Total

279101

229146

508247

No

No

No

S.No. DESCRIPTION UNIT PARTICULARS

BRIEF OF JAISALMER

JAISALMERDISTRICT

R.G. GUPTA POLICY/CITY PLANNER

1 Brief of Jaisalmer.

2 Tourists attractions in Rajasthan; especially in Jaisalmer.

3 Financial Planning for EWS, LIG, and other uses.

4 Connectivity of Jaisalmer

5 Settlements in Jaisalmer district.

6

7 (Housing, Physical, Circulation, Social, Economic, Ecological, Emergency, Environment, Character).

8 Important Maps

9 Private Partner ship - Jaisalmer dated 24-09-013. : by R.G. Gupta

10 To p To u r i s t P a l c e s i n J a i s a l m e r Recommended by Travelers.

Proposed Principles of Planning

Infrastructure Planning

R.G. GUPTA POLICY/CITY PLANNER

Calculation of price of developed land should be done after including the following components namely:

(a) Cost of acquisition of land for various purposes,

(b) Cost of internal and peripheral infrastructure,

(c) Cost of development of sites for Public & Semi Public facilities

Assuming that the cost of developed land on the basis of the above formula stated in para above is X, then the percentage of cost of land for different uses may be as given in the following table.

1 FOR ECONOMICALLY WEAKER SECTION OF THE SOCIETY 40% of X

FOR LOW INCOME GROUP OF THE SOCIETY

FOR MIDDLE INCOME GROUP OF THE SOCIETY

FOR HIGH INCOME GROUP OF THE SOCIETY

FOR DISTRICT PARK, PLAYGROUND AND OPEN SPACES

SITES FOR EDUCATION, HEALTH FACILITIES

SITES FOR OTHER SOCIAL AND CULTURAL INSTITUTIONS

SITES FOR COMMERCIAL USE

FOR SHIFTING OF NON-CONFORMING INDUSTRIAL UNITS

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

FOR NEW INDUSTRIES

FOR INFORMAL SECTOR

X

1.5 of X

4X or more

25% of X

50% of X

50% of X

20X or more

75% of X

4X or more

X

5 SETTLEMENTS IN JAISALMER DISTRICT

(1) Kishangarh, (2) Tanot, (3) Ranao, (4) Bhuttawala, (5) SarkariTla, (6) Digga, (7) Kheya, (8) Hada, (9) Ekaipur, (10) Sanu, (11) Kunghara, (12) Devikot, (13) Aakal, (14) Bangha, (15) Dabdi, (16) Kotdi, (17) Jasurana, (18) Hamiera, (19) Chandan, (20) Naeran, (21) Kanod, (22) Kathodi, (23) Bhadhasar, (24) Kandiyana, (25) Mokal, (26) Manda, (27) Mohangarh, (28) Digga, (29) Badodgaon, (30) Kanoi, (31) Khuiyana, (32) Babuwali, (33) Shahgarh, (34) Kotwala, (35) Ghotaroo, (36) Longewala, (37) Jania, (38) Khara, (39) Bhon, (40) Beloi, (41) Ghanana, (42) Khoohadi, (43) Lodrva, (44) Haboor, (45) Joga, (46) Shaghan, (47) Sujiyo, (48) Sanavda, (49) RatanKiBasi, (50) Khetasar, (51) Madva, (52) Teliwada, (53) Bhaniyana, (54) Khoral, (55) Kapooria, (56) Devda, (57) Chhatangarh, (58) Koondhara, (59) Khabha, (60) Damodra, (61) Kelawa, (62) Jhinjhinyali, (63) Lakha, (64) Tejrawa, (65) Satto, (66) Mayazlar, (67) Mandai, (68) Khoral, (69) Rajmathai, (70) Ram Devra, (71) Gomat, (72) Pokhran, (73) Lawa, (74) Ujjla, (75) Bhakhuri, (76) Phalsund, (77) Netashar, (78) Lakhmana, (79) Rasla, (80) Dholia, (81) ShriBhadria, (82) Aashkandar, (83) Tadana, (84) Keroo, (85) Ghantiyali, (86) Nachana, (87) Bahla, (88) Bharewala, (89) Sujio, (90) Lathi, (91) Chinnoo, (92) Bodana, (93) Dantal, (94) Dhaishar, (95) Bhasdha, (96) That, (97) Balana, (98) Hameera, (99) Rama, (100) Rashla, (101) Odnia, (102) Kelawa, (103) ShriMohangarh, (104) Didhu, (105) Satyaya, (106) Aavey, (107) Chainpura, (108) Bagthal, (109) Balad, (110) Rajmathai, (111) Sodacore, (112) Roopshi, (113) Sanawada, (114) Dholia, (115) Khetolai,

Devigarh, Delwara, now a heritage hotel, (11) FatehPrakash Palace, Uadipur, now a hotel, (12) Fort Delwara, Uadipur, (13) Junagarh Fort and Palace, Bikaner, (14) Gajner Palace, Bikaner, (15) Golbagh Palace, Bharatpur, Former royal residence, now a museum, (16) Gorbandh Palace, Jaisalmer, (17) Khimsar Fort, Nagour district, (18) Kuchaman Fort, Nagour district, (19) Jag Mandir, Udaipur, (20) Jag Niwas, Udaipur, (21) JalMahal, Jaipur, (22) Jai Mahal, Jaipur, (23) Jaisalmer Fort, Jaisalmer, (24) Traditionally Caparisoned elephants on parade, (25) Red Chillies (26) Wild Rajasthan's alluring denizens, (27) Old Palace retainers at City Palace, Jaipur, (28) The “GaneshDeorhi” at the Amber fort complex Jaipur, (29) HawaMahal (Palace of Winds), (30) JantarMantar, the famous open air observatory, (31) Teej festival in Jaipur, (32) Traditional folk dances are part of J a i p u r ' s Te e j c e l e b r a t i o n s . ( 3 3 ) KhwajaMohiddinChistiKiDargah, Ajmer (34) Mount Abu, (35) RanthambhorFort , (36) UmaidBhawan Palace, Jodhpur, (37) The PhoolMahal at the Mahrangarh Fort Jodhpur (38) Jain temples within the Jaisalmer complex(39) Jaisalmer Patton ki Haveli and other palaces.

2.2 .

(1) Jaisalmer Fort, (2) PatwonKi Haveli, (3) Nathmalji's Haveli, (4) Salim Singh's Haveli,

TOURISTS PLACES IN JAISALMER

(5) BadalNivas Palace, (6) Sarvottam Vilas Palace, (7) Many Jain Temples (the Chandraprabhu, Parasnath, Shitlanath, Sambhavanath, Shantinath, Kunthunath and Rikhabdev), (8) Sand Dunes of Sam and Khuri, (9) The Garsisar Tank, (10) Ladurva, the earlier capital of the Bhattis

2.3 .

A special train based on Rajasthan culture should be started joining all the historical palaces namely – (1) Hanuman Garh, (2) Bikaner, (3)Chhittorgarh, (4)Jaisalmer, (5) Jodhpur, (6)Barmer, (7)Nagour, (8)Churu, (9)Jhunjhunu, (10)Sikar, (11)Puskar, (12) Ajmer, (13)Sirohi, (14)Banswara, (15) Pratapgarh, (16)Bundi, (17) Udaipur, (18) Kota, (19)Jaipur, (20) Bharatpur, (21) Sawai Madhopur and (22) many others.

REGULAR SERVICE OF SPECIALTRAIN

4 CONNECTIVITY OF JAISALMER

4.1

Regular deluxe bus service is available to Jaisalmer from Jodhpur. Bus service is available from National Capital Delhi and other destination of Rajasthan also.

4.2

Although rail service in Jaisalmer is not well developed. Jaisalmer also figures in the route of luxury trains. The '

' and the ' ' are also there. There is regular trains service to Jaisalmer from Jodhpur, which is well connected to all the major cities such as Agra, Jaipur, New Delhi, Mumbai and many more by the network of trains

4.3

Jaisalmer is going to have its own airport, 10km from the proper city with connections to Delhi and Mumbai. Other important cities in India are connected via Jodhpur which is (275 km.)

by Road

by Rail

Palace on wheels Royal Orient Express

by Air

3 PROPOSED FINANCIAL NORMS FOR EWS, LIG, AND OTHER USES.

(d) 50% of the proportionate cost of Trunk Infrastructure(Physical, Circulation, Social, Ecological & Economic)

(e) 20% of the cost of construction of Public and Semi-public buildings,

(f) 50% of the proportionate cost of beautification of the entire zone; specially green areas.

6.2 ; Many elements of Planning, Re-planning. Development, Re- development, Construct ion, Re-construct ion, Management, Re-management and Maintenance and Re-management can be dealt with easily in this sector.

CORPORATE SECTOR

6.3(i) With the help of Websites;(ii) With the help of discussions from time to time;

TRANSPARENCY

6.15 (details will be

formulated later on).

E . G O V E R N A N C E A N D M . GOVERNANCE

R.G. GUPTA POLICY/CITY PLANNER

6

PROPOSED PRINCIPLES OF PLANNING ( 15 in numbers)

6.1 :(i) Allocation of land (Land Policy)(ii) Land Use Policy(iii) Financial Policy

PUBLIC PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP IN

7 INFRASTRUCTURE PLANNING

(HOUSING, PHYSICAL, CIRCULATION,

SOCIAL, ECONOMIC, ECOLOGICAL,

EMERGENCY, ENVIRONMENT,

CHARACTER)

7.1 – (a) New Housing (b) Housing for Urban poor through Slum & JJ approaches, (c) Houses on Independent Plots by the system of Redevelopment, (c) Unauthorized & unauthorized Regularized colonies.

Housing

6.4

There are many pockets in the city / outside the city which are not in a planned / developed way and lack physical, circulation, social, economic, ecological infrastructure. TDR will be very useful to develop the area with full infrastructure.

6.5

This reduces journey to work place from living place and vice-versa. On this, experiments are being done in Mega cities like Delhi, Mumbai etc.

6.6of particular

characteristics are very attractive in the city; Therefore, a department of “ S T R E E T F U R N I T U R E A R T COMMISSION” should be constituted.

6.7

A detailed not has to be prepared and then action taken.

USE OF TRANSFER OF DEVELOPMENT RIGHTS (TDR)

HIGHER F.A.R ALONG HIGH INTENSITY CORRIDORS.

HISTORIC STREET FURNITURE AND SIGNAGE'S

LAND DEVELOPMENT, DISPOSAL AND DISTRIBUTION POLICY

6.8

God has given unique culture to Rajasthan, which should be propagated in India and abroad.

TO PROPAGATE THE CULTURE OF RAJASTHAN

6.9 should be planned and developed for the development of Jaisalmer and other important cities of Rajasthan.

RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT WING

6.10

of Unauthorized colonies; Villages; Slum areas and Jhuggi clusters.

RE-PLANNING, RE-DEVELOPMENT, R E - C O N S T R U C T I O N , R E -M A N A G E M E N T A N D R E -MAINTENANCE

6.11 of

various activities of Planning, Re-p l a n n i n g , D e v e l o p m e n t , R e -development, Construction, Re-construction, Management, Re-management and Maintenance, Re-maintenance.

COORDINATION, INTEGRATION, EVALUATION AND MONITORING

6.12Jaisalmer is the biggest district in area with lakh of sq.km. of Barren land. It has minimum population. Continuous research should be done to find out how this Barren land can be used for the purpose of (i) Agriculture, (ii) Horticulture, (iii) Generation of Power, (iv) Small lakes etc.

JAISALMER GREEN

6.13: Newspaper Time of

thIndia – 19 September, 2013(i) A consortium of CPSEs driven by Hindustan Salt to put up 4,000 MW Solar plant near Sambharlake at the cost ofRs. 30,000 Crore.(ii) In the first phase, 1,000 MW will be developed, which will require Rs. 7,500 Crore capital investment.(iii) Along with Hindustan Salt, BHEL, S o l a r E n e r g y C o r p o r a t i o n , SatlujJalVidyut Nigam and Power Grid will have equity holding in the venture.

I N C R E A S I N G E L E C T R I C POWER(Source

6.14.

COLLECTION OF RAIN WATER TO THE MAXIMUM EXTENT POSSIBLE

INDIRA GANDHI CANAL MAP

Pic

RAJASTHAN MAP

7.2 : (i) Water – (a) Augmentation of water distribution, (b) Construction of new treatment plants, (ii) Sewer – (a) Augmentation of sewerage T Plants, (b) Construction of new sewerage treatment plants, (iii) D r a i n a g e , ( i v ) P o w e r – Augmentation of power distribution s y s t e m , ( v ) S o l i d Wa s t e Management– Development of sanitary landfill sites,

(vi)Construction/ development of compost/ incinerat ion plants, (vii)Tele-communication .

7.3 : (i) Roads of 24M & above, (ii) R O B / R U B , C l o v e r l e a f , (iii)Railways(iv)Metro (v) Cycle tracks, (vii) Foot paths, (viii) Petrol Pumps and CNG stations.

7.4 : (i) Health – Hospital and Veterinary hospitals, (ii) Education -(a) School for physical ly handicapped, (b) Vocational Training Centre, (c) Primary, Middle, Secondary & Senior secondary school and colledge (iii) Security – (a) Police Station, (b) Jail, (iv) Safety (a) Fire

Physical Infrastructure

Circulation Infrastructure

Social Infrastructure

Station, (b) Disaster Management, (v) Justice - Court (vi) Recreational – (a) Multipurpose community hall, (b) Socio Cultural activities centre, (c) Exhibition sites & (vii) Shelter, (viii) Other community facilities - (a) Old Age Home, (b) Science Centre, ( c ) C r e m a t i o n g r o u n d s , Cemetery/burial grounds.

7.5 : (i) To stop & control (i) Water, (ii) Air, (iii) Noise, (iv) Soil pollution and to keep control on (v) Global warming.

7.6 : (i) La rge Commerc ia l cen t re , Community Shopping Centre, Local Shopping Centres, (ii) Wholesale market, (iii) Govt., Semi Govt., Corporate and Private Offices, (iv) Industrial areas of different types.

7.7 : To tackle (i) Earthquake, (ii)Floods etc.

Ecological Infrastructure

Economic Infrastructure

Emergency Infrastructure

7.8 .Character Infrastructure

JAISALMERDISTRICT

JAISALMER DISTRICT MAP

TO CREATE

Love

Truth

Compassion

Tolerance

Purity

Selfless Service

Self Sacrifice

Self Control

Serenity

Fortitude

Forgiveness

Contentment

Curiosity

Asceticism

Generosity etc.

ResultantGood

Character

To eradicatethe negative

Mentaltendency

To enhance‘HumanValues’

To makeIdeal &

Excellentpersonalities

TO HAVE

Sublime

Judicious

Disciplined

Cultured

Balances

Cheerful

Positive thinking

Industrious

Duty Conscious

Modest

Discrete

Responsible

Self Confident

Dedicated

Resolute

Energetic

Dynamic

Courageous

Harmonious

Hospitable

Broad Minded

CHARACTER INFRASTRUCTURE

Anger Greed Lust Jealousy Fear Deceit Malice

Hatred Hypocrisy Violence Selfishness Ego

Partiality Arrogance Obstinacy etc.

TO CONTROL

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8 IMPORTANT MAPS

R.G. GUPTA POLICY/CITY PLANNER

TOP TOURIST PLACES IN JAISALMER RECOMMENDED BY TRAVELLERS

JAISALMER FORTRANK 1

TYPE FORT

ENTRY PAID

MANAK CHOWK AND HAVELIS

RANK 22

TYPE HAVELIS

ENTRY PAID

SHANTINATH TEMPLE

RANK 23

TYPE TEMPLE

JAIN TEMPLES

RANK 2

TYPE TEMPLE

ENTRY PAID

DESERT NATIONAL PARK

RANK 3

TYPE NATIONAL PARK

ENTRY PAID

CHANDRAPRABHU TEMPLE

RANK 28

TYPE TEMPLE

PATWON-KI-HAVELI

RANK 5

TYPE HAVELI

ENTRY PAID

GADSISAR LAKE

RANK 16

TYPE LAKE

LODURVA

RANK 45

TYPE HAVELIS

ENTRY PAID

R. G. Gupta (M: 09811018374)City / Policy Planner

Email: ram_gopal_gupta@yahoo.co.in web : www.rgplan.org ; blog. www.ramgopalgupta.blog.com

UPS Campus, Block-A, Preet Vihar, Delhi-92

Coopted member Vidhan Sabha,

Ex. Sr. Secy. to a Committee in the parliament,

Ex. A. Commissioner. Planning. DDA,;Ex. Advisor to CM Delhi,

Ex. Advisor to i) DSIDC, ii) DAMB, iii) DTTDC, iv) DLPPC, v) Slum Dept.,

President: Character Infrastructure Educational Society,

Director: R. G. Macro Planners Pvt. Ltd.,

UPS Campus, Block-A PreetVihar, Delhi-110092

NATMALJI'S HAVELI

RANK 33

TYPE HAVELIS

ENTRY PAID

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