Four Steps of Building Trust For Inclusive-Cities to Fight COVID
All of us are highly impressed with New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern’s leadership in steering her country through the COVID crisis.…
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The Aftermath of ‘New Normal’ on Smart City Planning in India
Covid19, the noble coronavirus though only six months old, has impacted more than six million lives across the globe and has already…
Celebrating The Humblest Mode of Commute, Bicycle, on The World Bicycle Day 2020
Regular physical activity of moderate intensity – such as walking, cycling, or doing sports – has significant benefits for health. At all ages, the…
City Architecture Has become a Punishment in Covid19
The world is negotiating extremely troubled times. Everyone seems confused, anxious, possibly afraid, perhaps trying to make sense of the perpetual uncertainty…
The COVID19 conundrum in Madhya Pradesh Amidst Political Upheaval
The next twelve months will be crucial from a governance point of view in Madhya Pradesh, India. An adaptive response that relies…
Understanding The Social Cost of Climate-Change in India
Based on the IPCC 2018 report, it is estimated if trends in climate change and land holdings in India continue at the…
Can Nature Based Solutions Help India Tackle Its Air Pollution Issues?
Nature-based Solutions (NbS) as defined as The International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) , are the actions to protect, sustainably manage,…
Decoding India’s e-mobility Policy & Future Landscape
In a rapidly transforming mobility paradigm, India has some inherent strengths and comparative advantages. The country also has a little of the…
Why Affordable Housing in Gujarat is a Riddle?
When in 2012, Gujarat Housing Board (GHB) reappeared in front of the people and the media after almost a decade long exile,…
India’s Tryst With Designing Pedestrian-Friendly Streets
Streets have been our oldest social spaces which connected diverse areas of the city, creating multiple spaces for communal activities and points for interaction along the way. With an increase in the growth of private vehicles and automobiles, streets were no longer seen as public spaces, rather, just a medium to traverse through, in order to get to your destination.
