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Choose the proper alternatives from the statements given below which would explain why town planning is essential - _______________.

  1. To develop the city according to the guidelines.
  2. To get the ‘Best City Award’.
  3. To attract tourists.
  4. To use and develop the land available in the city for the interest of the citizens.
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why town planning is essential - 

  1. To develop the city according to the guidelines.
  2. To use and develop the land available in the city for the interest of the citizens.
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अध्याय 2.6 The Planners
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