Most Indians Get to School and Work Without a Car. Why Do Our Cities Still Plan Around One?
New Delhi :India gets to school and work on foot, by cycle, by bus and on scooters. Cars are the main ride…
New Delhi :India gets to school and work on foot, by cycle, by bus and on scooters. Cars are the main ride…
Chennai: Before the pandemic, fewer than one in five Indian teenagers were active enough to stay healthy. Then schools shut for nearly…
New Delhi: On 20 August 2026, the Centre unveiled the Master Plan for Delhi 2047, the capital’s blueprint for the next two…
Former Bogotá mayor Claudia López stated, “Building flyovers for cars in the middle of a city is a crime” a provocative statement…
New York: New York City has launched an ambitious plan to speed up its notoriously slow buses, promising commuters up to six…
VADODARA: A giant crocodile may soon become the newest symbol of Vadodara’s connection with its rivers, heritage, and urban imagination. The Vadodara…
How a Gujarat Startup Is Cutting Plastic Bottles Out of India's Biggest Conferences
A new United Nations University report quantifies what most AI conversations have left out: the carbon, water and land it takes to…
Ahmedabad: A Haat in Bodakdev, where a lake used to be. A paved road in Mehsana that was a stream until 2010.…
On May 10, 2026, Prime Minister Narendra Modi asked Indians to do something deceptively simple – take the bus. Speaking in Hyderabad…