pm modi wants you on a public bus. but where are the public buses?
On May 10, 2026, Prime Minister Narendra Modi asked Indians to do something deceptively simple - take the bus. Speaking...
thrive in towers: why india’s office buildings need a human upgrade
Glass towers may symbolise urban success, but for millions of Indian workers, they often feel more like stress factories than...
cityflo’s cofounder has a pitch for hr leaders: an employee perk that costs less than a gym membership
Mumbai, May 18, 2026: As geopolitical tremors push companies to rethink fuel use, work-from-home norms, and employee mobility, Cityflo cofounder...
boxed in & bored out: our design impact on cities in india
Ever felt like you're trapped behind a glass wall? That's not just existential dread. That’s your nervous system reacting to...
experts, meet doers: why india’s urban future needs both wheels of the cart
Every few months, a new buzzword pops up in the world of urban planning — climate-resilient cities, child-friendly neighbourhoods, walkability,...
mumbai’s first elevated forest walkway opens at malabar hill — but are we ready to walk the talk?
Mumbai opens its first elevated nature walkway at Malabar Hill on March 30 at 9 AM, marking a quiet but...
india’s climate strategy: why marginalized communities must be at the centre of urban resilience
India’s cities are expanding at breakneck speed, evolving into sprawling urban hubs that drive the nation’s economic engine. Yet, this...
urban india caught up in parking muddle
With low car ownership of 22 cars per 1000 inhabitants, India is expected to touch 35 cars per 1000 inhabitants...
the end of megacities as we know in covid 19
From Rome to Pataliputra, cities have been engines of economic growth for ages. However, over the last couple of centuries,...
the indigenous coastal communities of mumbai in lurch
People settled on coasts to take advantage of the amenities the oceans offer; food supply, source of transport, defensible positions...