Four in five Indian teenagers don’t move enough. Is your neighbourhood to blame?
Chennai: Before the pandemic, fewer than one in five Indian teenagers were active enough to stay healthy. Then schools shut for nearly…
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Bengaluru
Rivers Have Voices Too, Children as Stakeholders in Bengaluru’s Water Story
What if a river could speak, what would it say to you?At the Rivers of Western Ghats event in Bengaluru, it wasn’t…
When Bengaluru’s Children Met Their City and Its Water Crisis
Can you imagine your child’s future without water?In January 2024, Bengaluru woke up to headlines screaming “Water Crisis!” and taps running dry.…
Bengaluru Introduces the First Live BiCyle Counter in the City
Build bicycle lanes and people will cycle, a global mantra of bicycle-friendly cities from Copenhagen in Denmark to Paris in France. Cycling…
Making Walkability in Vogue in India, Still a Far Cry
In the growing urban centres of today’s world, accessibility and walkability have become one of the growing concerns. Accessibility, in context to…
God is in the market: Is City Planning in India Getting Hijacked by Free-Market Overtures?
From smart city contracts to metro PPPs to housing schemes designed for investors — Indian urban planning is quietly being rewritten by market forces.
