The most global conflict is between rural and urban classes, with the rural being dominated by poverty and low-cost potential advancement. However, the urban sector contains the majority of articulateness, organization, and power, giving the urban the upper hand in the struggle with the countryside. The rate of urbanisation is increasing geometrically. Structured facilities, residential job centres, communication networks, infrastructural facilities, population density, family, marriage, occupation, class extremes, social heterogeneity, social distance, interaction systems, and mobility are all aspects of urbanisation. So, in this article issues and challenges of urbanization and related problems in Indian scenario were highlighted.
Key words: Urbanization, Problems, Population, India
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