Major Slum Areas in Top Ten Cities of India

In these clean and green city of India, Due to rising population, the number of slum dwellers rising in Indian cities. Slums area always lack by some basic necessities of Life clean water, electricity and sanitation. The inhabitants are mostly rickshaw puller,sex workers, seasonal small vendors, house maid servants with a family income ranging from a meager Rs.1500 to Rs.3000. After a hard and low-earning working day, most of the men spend their daily earnings on homemade illicit liquor. Status of woman’s in slum is not respectful, they used to do prostitution to full fill their basic needs to survive. The slum population is constantly increasing: it has doubled in the past two decades. The current population living in slums in the country is more than the population of Britain.
List Of Top Indian Cities Living In Slums:

Dharavi Slum Mumbai

Mumbai “The Dream city” hold the biggest slum area in India known as Dharavi. Asia’s largest slum, Dharavi, is spread over an area of 1.75 km along the Mahim river in central Mumbai. Dharavi is just one of many slum areas in city of Mumbai.

Bhalswa Slum Delhi

In”The Heart of India” the Slum population was considered as 20% of the total population of Delhi, It also has largest child labours. These slum tend to bank of river yamuna. Slum dwellers from various parts of Delhi have been resettled to Bhalswa. Delhi Government is thinking to launch a survey to prepare a data base of slum dwellers in the city to help them. Delhi has become one of the most unsafe Indian city for women, due to the large population and crimes.

Nochikuppam Slum Chennai

“The city of flyovers” has Nochikuppam slum with 1,300 huts where around 5 thousand people live below poverty level and they don’t have enough money for two meals a day.

Basanti Slum Kolkata

The City of Joy” Kolkata has slum area known as Basanti slum, it is one of the major slum areas in kolkata. One third of Kolkata’s population, lived in 2011 registered and 3500 unregistered slums.

Rajendra Nagar Slum Bangalore

“The garden city” Bangalore alone hold 570 slums form total of around 2000 slums in State. It is estimated that about 20% of Bangalore population reside in slums. The families living in the slum are not ready to move into the temporary shelters, saying it is unjust and risky to live under a flyover. As per the latest comments from people of Bangalore, Rajendra Nagar Slum does not exit now,all the slum dwellers has been rehabilitated.

Indiramma Nagar Hyderabad

“The City of Nizam” Around 624689 peoples live in slums area of Hyderabad. There is very little land available for all the people’s live in  104 identified and 24 unidentified slums in Hyderabad.

Saroj Nagar Slum Nagpur

The Orange city” Nagpur has 424 legal slum area’s, Sarojnagar is just one of the 424 slums in the city. In Nagpur, approximately 40 % of the population live in slums. These slums are home to over 1,42,000 people and cover about 1,600 hectares of prime land.Due to struggle for land in Maharashtra, it was making second largest slum area in Nagpur after Dharavi Mumbai.

Mehbullahpur Slum Lucknow

“The City of Nawabs” Lucknow’s population includes large numbers of poor people, many of who live in slums. 20000 persons living in 22 of the 460 slums in Lucknow city. Many people are migrated Lucknow from the different part of the nearest district for daily wages.

Satnami Nagar Slum Bhopal

“The City of Lakes” Bhopal has many slums area, Satnami Nagar is one of the oldest slums in Bhopal. Ruhal Nagar and Shanti Nagar are first two slums area in bhopal to be declared open-defecation. Peoples of bhopal live on streets and these slum provide them shelter and other facility to survive.

Parivartan Slum Ahmadabad

Approximately 440000 people live in slums within the city. Ahmadabad is home to a large population of poor peoples living on the river banks. River side slums in Ahmadabad are about 40 yr old.

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14 years ago

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14 years ago

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14 years ago

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SUSHREE
14 years ago

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Niharika-st joseph public school
Niharika-st joseph public school
14 years ago

Its not good to know that still we have lots of slum area.

Oliver
Oliver
14 years ago

How many people live in slums in india all together?

Horoskop Tygodniowy
14 years ago

Good info ! But Sad

kareena-st josephs public school

iam doing a project on slum areas very sad to see their misieres of their lives:-(

roshan
roshan
14 years ago

Gov. should do something for this. Nice posts..

jagan
jagan
14 years ago

ther is no wards me to tell about them …………….but one day

swapnil itankar
swapnil itankar
14 years ago

research of slum

sazra perry
sazra perry
14 years ago

i am shocked, this is appalling and inhumane , these people deserve so much better. The government and ridiculously greedy multi-billionaires in this country should be made cough up some of their cash to build decent hygenic towns for these destitute people. it is atrocious they should be left to survive this way. I live in Australia, our government provides lovely houses for the poor, and regular welfare payments. These godforsaken people in slums should be taken care of by their own government , and the excessively rich made chip in, as their contribution to charity for their fellow citizens.… Read more »

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13 years ago

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poercodet
13 years ago

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Mcgurn
13 years ago

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Marry Woodlin
Marry Woodlin
13 years ago

I’d come to agree with you one this subject. Which is not something I usually do! I really like reading a post that will make people think. Also, thanks for allowing me to speak my mind!

Smith
Smith
13 years ago

Any update on this ? Excellent information keep it up!

Joy K Thomas
Joy K Thomas
13 years ago

Think about INDIA

Saurav
Saurav
13 years ago

Its vry gud site… But u sud focus on its promotion so that our government… Come to know abt these slums n try to do sumthing for all these slum dwellers… Kapascera gaaw in delhi is another large slum existing in the capital city of India.

Rushabh
Rushabh
13 years ago

Guys u need to update info….Parivartan Slum Ahmadabad has been removed and u should know that many more slums in ahmedabad has been removed….

suresh
suresh
13 years ago

I am from Hyderabad , i think Hyderabad has a very less slums compared to other cities..well….I have been searching for the same and i got a very useful info…thanks for your efforts.

illangaii
13 years ago

This is really bad, one side the country is growing rapidly but most of people who develop the country only make slums like this because they care about only them they do not care about the people because many people in india only have more “BLACK MONEY” one session say that india is the fast growing county BUT another session say that more than $4 billion money in the “SWISS BANK” have been from INDIA.(a person from another country).

Dont think only about your city think about your country(a person from another country).

kiran gusain
kiran gusain
13 years ago

I am from uttrakhad……i really want do something for slum areas people.

winner
winner
13 years ago

In Bangalore less then 10% people live in slums because of high cost of living. Even local students have to work to pay for their tutions/Education.Labor work is very cheap here, any from Engineer to government officers are paid less in Karnataka compared to other states. Every year 5lackh people come here , any place is more than 30 KM.

vikesh
vikesh
13 years ago

Tears in my eye

S.samanta
S.samanta
12 years ago

Its really sad to see the slum face of our so called ‘technologically advanced’ India of 21st century. Its sadder that these people r not getting chances to improve their standard of living. Rather they r humiliated very inhumanly by the so called educated people like us. CAN WE REALLY SAY…… ‘SAARE JAHAN SE ACHHA , HINDUSTAN HAMARA’ ?

emily
emily
12 years ago

graet info thanks!

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12 years ago

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kalyan
kalyan
12 years ago

assume information regarding hw backward we arenw………………….we should feel ashame by seeing this in our country

somnath
somnath
12 years ago

why can’t these people work and earn for their life

saz
saz
12 years ago

its really very sad , how many people are suffering from this type of condition , its too rediculous , its a shame for our govt , when will be our country get rid of these situation , we really want to do some thing but we can not do and people who can do , they dont want to do , ….in the slum areas mostly children are affected by illitration , hunger , child labour , prostitution ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,what the future of these children , plz think plz think ,plzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz

saz207
saz207
12 years ago

May be in logo ki duniya hi yehi tak hai , bilkul simti hui , yeh is duniya se aage shayed hi kabhi nikal paayenge , inki generation yehi per shuru hoti hai aur yehi per khatam ho jati hai , Govt and ngo’s has to take very strong step to remove this curse from india , it will take too long time , but be an indian if every responsible person think and do heartly , everything is possible. people of slum areas they also should be wake up and aware and think possitivly ,

monu
monu
12 years ago

this is too bad guys, we have to think about it,after all they all also human beings & they definetely having some talent,which can’t be nourish in this env so guys those wanted to eliminate this please contact .i want to cooperate as much as possible

nazir
nazir
12 years ago

All commntetor should make plan how to rehabit our brothers/sisters who have no single cottage.
media should expose this matter.

Sandy
Sandy
12 years ago

This is just because of government failure to upgrade rural india in true sense…as most of these people are from rural part in search of job and better life..Congress Govt has failed for the last 60 years,…but due we really have alternative?

Karen Aier
Karen Aier
12 years ago

Yeah i also feel bad of our country .

Paulraj
Paulraj
11 years ago

I request the site owner to update Rajendra Nagar slum in Bangalore, the present infrastructure of this slum is completely changed and now lot of development works are going on you can’t see even single hut in this area. Therefore please remove the old picture and post a current picture of this area. Thank you

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Vamsidhar Kalidasu
11 years ago

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ashok vardhan
ashok vardhan
11 years ago

Dharavi,Mumbai reconstruction plan(cost-2 billion $) for 1 million people(Project pending) & Mukesh Ambani’s new home Antilla,Mumbai(cost-1.8 billion $) for 1 family (project completed).

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11 years ago

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Joezifu
Joezifu
9 years ago

China was poorer than India 35 years ago. Modi can do it so give him a chance. China will help in any way it can.

Peter Gould
Peter Gould
9 years ago

The photo labelled “Mehbullahpur Slum Lucknow” is actually a street scene in Dharavi’s 13th Compound.

Dimple Arora
Dimple Arora
8 years ago

I request the site owner to remove Sri Niwas Puri slum in New Delhi is
unauthorized. Slum people have 2-2 slum in one person name and they made
even 1st floor too. Who leaving in slum that people are very bad not
cleaning street, every day they doing fighting in colonies, they using
very bad language. How many people are suffering so many type of
condition. I really want to request to Area Dependent please remove that
slum…

anitha
anitha
8 years ago

Hi I am from Hyderabad …it’s a shame on us for not developing back Ward areas every middle and rich doesn’t have time and money to spend on poor …why can’t we all walk in hand and hand developer rural areas and make our city proud …some people have back ground of rich politicians why can’t they first come out give full fill there needs…ANITHA.N




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