delhi has a new plan for 2047. will it finally build a city for people?
New Delhi: On 20 August 2026, the Centre unveiled the Master Plan for Delhi 2047, the capital's blueprint for the...
ahmedabad wants five million trees before the 2030 games. will the shade actually reach the footpath?
Ahmedabad: On 3 August, the Amdavad Municipal Corporation issued a circular that almost nobody will read. It is a Standard...
new york unveils $850-million plan to build its “fastest bus system in history
New York: New York City has launched an ambitious plan to speed up its notoriously slow buses, promising commuters up...
why vadodara picked a crocodile to lead its unesco ‘city of design’ bid
Vadodara: Most cities chase a "City of Design" label with a palace, a poet, or a glossy skyline. Vadodara is...
vadodara’s crocodile bridge: a new landmark where engineering meets local identity
VADODARA: A giant crocodile may soon become the newest symbol of Vadodara’s connection with its rivers, heritage, and urban imagination....
the supreme court just made walking a fundamental right. can our cities build the footpaths to match?
New Delhi: A father held his five-year-old son’s hand and walked him to school. A tanker hit the boy from...
ai’s environmental bill is coming due, and will indian cities pay for it as india’s new destination for data centres?
A new United Nations University report quantifies what most AI conversations have left out: the carbon, water and land it...
urban redevelopment in gujarat: can ‘creative redevelopment’ reshape cities without pushing people out
Ahmedabad: 15 per cent of Gujarat's urban population lives in slums or dilapidated housing on 6 to 7 per cent...
urban flooding in gujarat: the disappearing lakes behind the crisis
Ahmedabad: A Haat in Bodakdev, where a lake used to be. A paved road in Mehsana that was a stream...
gujarat urban planning 2047: does the state have the planners to build the cities it wants?
Gujarat has declared 2025 the Year of Urban Development and aims for 70% urbanisation by 2047. But the state's own...