<h1>India's Urban Boom: Sustainable Planning Inspired by Indus Valley to Tackle Infrastructure, Housing, and Climate Challenges by 2036.</h1> India's urban population is projected to reach 600 million by 2036, with urban areas contributing 75% to the GDP. Rapid urbanization presents challenges such as infrastructure gaps, pollution, housing demands, and climate change impacts. A report by Primus Partners suggests using urban planning principles from the Indus Valley Civilization, including grid layouts, advanced water management, and climate-conscious practices, to address these issues. The report highlights the need for sustainable urban planning to manage growth effectively, improve liveability, and enhance resilience against climate risks, drawing on historical insights for modern solutions.