India is projected to add 300 million urban residents by 2050, as per the UN report Urbanisation and growing cities is a natural consequence, as we are continuously in the need of having a better and modern life which is created in the cities.

These cities gives its citizens the opportunity to fulfil their materialistic needs.

Today Indian cities contribute more than 62% to our national GDP.

If we see the numbers, Urban Population in India was 17.92%( 8.05 crore)in 1960 and in 2016 it is 33.14%( 43.88 crore) Everyone is attracted to the cities, for the job opportunities, better life, better living standards, civic facilities that is available in the cities.

Therefore this century will witness a large number of growing cities and urbanisation in India and in the whole word as well.

Human race has grown in the lap of Nature since it came into existence, millions of years ago….. Therefore Our senses , Physical body, Mind and Soul have been developed to experience pleasure, health , wellbeing and peace in a particular environment

Growing Urbanisation without synergy with Nature will give society materialistic achievements without the real experience of pleasure, wellbeingand peace.

Publication by ISE CITIES an international centre supported by Deusche Bank talks about the Urban stress and Mental health. It says that living in an urban environment is long known to be a risk factor for psychiatric disease such as major depression or schizophrenia Analysis shows that urban dwellers have 20% higher risk of developing anxiety dieses and 40% more risk of mood disorder For schizophrenia this risk is as high as 100% more.

Even the stress levels during childhood are much higher for urban children.

Obesity is another effect on the urban dwellers

Growing life style diseases like Diabetes, blood pressure and Heart diseases are to be addressed at the community level holistically and in a natural way.