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A construction industry plays vital role in India which leads into the economic developments. The materials like fine aggregate, coarse aggregate are used to prepare cement concrete which are easily available natural resources in our country, but now there is high demand in materials which have gone to a high scenario. The quantity of fly ash produced from thermal power plants in India is approximately 80 million tons each year, and its percentage utilization is less than 10%. Majority of fly ash produced is of Class F type. During the last few years, some cement companies have started using fly ash in manufacturing cement, known as ‘Pozzalanic Portland cement. It mainly concentrated on replacement of cement with fly ash but production of artificial aggregate with fly ash helps in utilizing large volume of fly ash in concrete. The world is much interested in this part recently due to this large scale utilization which also reduces environmental pollution and dwindling of natural resources.

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Rapid urbanization creates a definitive pressure on the core urbanized area falling under the jurisdiction of some urban local government. Also there is a phenomenal increase in urban population in third world nations especially in the metropolitan areas which is due to high migration from rural areas and small towns. This pressure results into spill out areas outside the city limits which could be then classified as fringe zone area with a distinct and dynamically varying space in the overall context of the core urbanized area. During development the rural settlements are being absorbed within the urbanized areas, which can also be termed as urban villages, lying on fringe of a large cities. This urban sprawl induces the spreading of land uses of urban nature into the surrounding urban villages in the fringes drawing large population into the urban-rural interface. Peri-urban area are the transitional area which are the passage between the rural area i.e. the village on one side and the urban core i.e. city on the other and obtains features of both these areas. Characteristics of these areas may vary from place to place in their existence and intensity on the basis of physical and cultural and economic aspects of the place. Various parameters are used to define Urban areas which are broadly classified as demographic components (i.e., increase of density and population size), economic sectoral component (i.e., a primarily non-agricultural labor force) and psychological -social- component (i.e., awareness for the meaning of Urban) as identified by (Iaquinta & Drescher, 2000). Institutional scenario of peri-urban area is relevant as we can understand the limitation emerging development, management and planning in these areas. Peri-urban areas are often under the jurisdiction umbrella of multiple administrative institutions, having fragile relations and inadequate municipal power in service resulting into an uncertain environment and ambiguity into which institutes works for what particular area. . (Adriana , L. A. da Silva , & Corubolo, 1999). Key challenges due to poor institutional setup are lack of capacity, shortage of funds, multiplicity of authorities, revenue generation, lack of technical expertise, non-recognition and lack of planning, information gap.

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