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India’s hill regions — from the Himalayas and Western Ghats to the Nilgiris and North-East hills — are being built like plains. Wide roads, heavy concrete, deep cutting, and fast construction are being applied in fragile mountain landscapes.

This approach is dangerous.

Hill regions have steep slopes, unstable soil, high rainfall, and sensitive ecosystems. When plain-style infrastructure is forced onto hills, it leads to landslides, road collapses, flash floods, and long-term ecological damage.

In this video, we explain:

Why hill regions need separate infrastructure rules
How hill ecology is different from plains
Why heavy roads, tunnels, and concrete fail in mountains
The link between infrastructure and landslides in hill states
What other mountain regions do differently
How India can build safer, lighter, and more resilient hill infrastructure

Development in hills must focus on stability, safety, and long-term survival, not speed and scale. What works in cities and plains cannot be copied into mountains.

If India wants to protect lives, ecosystems, and connectivity in hill regions, it must rethink how infrastructure is designed in the hills.

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