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 behind. He…
New Delhi: A father held his five-year-old son’s hand and walked him to school. A tanker hit the boy from behind. He…
Namaste Delhi, 🙏🏼 We hear the chatter. We see the protests. We smell the celebrations.We, the street dogs of this city, have…
Why are Indian cities still gasping for air—quite literally and figuratively? The cracks in city governance are no longer subtle, from missing…
Bhubaneswar, a vibrant and growing city, has earned the prestigious title of ‘City with the Best Public Transport System’ at the 17th…
As digital transformation and innovation continue to reshape public services and governments, the future holds great promise for a more connected and empowered society.
Covid19, the noble coronavirus though only six months old, has impacted more than six million lives across the globe and has already…
Developed countries started recognizing Air Pollution as a threat to flora and fauna soon after the famous “London Smog: 1952”, which killed…
In urban areas in India, the urban poor usually are forced to settle in slums, squatters, and other informal settlements; often on land use that is not only at high risk but also that have a low potential for contestations (such as adjacent to railway tracks, or in low land areas).
The 31st road safety week 2020 is over. Once more, India’s dubious record on road safety was the front and centre of…