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- Gandhinagar is named after Mahatma Gandhi.
- It is a city in Gujarat, India.
- It is known for its meticulous urban planning, greenery, and commitment to sustainable development.
- It was established in 1960 and designed by H.K. Mewada and Prakash M. Apte.
- They aimed for a modern, green city.
- The city’s well-planned layout is based on Le Corbusier’s principles.
- It is divided into residential, commercial, and administrative sectors, with wide, tree-lined roads for easy navigation.
- The city also celebrates its cultural heritage, with the Akshardham Temple being a notable attraction.
- Gandhinagar is known for promoting renewable energy, waste management, and eco-friendly transportation systems.
- It is a testament to Mahatma Gandhi’s principles of simplicity and harmony with nature.
