The Best Street in Nagpur? Survey Says: It’s Wardha Road!
9 minutes read time Over the last one year, Nagpur really hit the streets, quite literally. The Nagpur Municipal Corporation, […]
Walking and cycling
How Pimpri Chinchwad Bust Five Myths by Hosting Vehicle Free Days
As published in The Economic Times Every time a city announces a vehicle-free day, the sceptics line up: “It’ll cause
Pedalling Through Time; What it Means to Cycle in India for Different Generations
Cycling has long been woven into the fabric of daily life in India. Just a couple of decades ago, the
A Marathon, Not a Sprint — Lessons from India’s Walking and Cycling Challenges
As published in the Sustainable Transport Magazine As we close the chapter on two of India’s landmark mobility initiatives, the
Are 15 minute cities, the pathway to sustainable urban mobility?
As India’s cities expand and urban challenges like congestion, pollution, and inequitable access intensify, the concept of 15-minute cities offers
Learning from Play: Designing an Urban Street Design Game (Part 2)
For everyone who thinks managing urban transport is serious business, and not fun and games, we are back to say
Cycling with the citizens, collaborating with the community
Cover image source: Ahmedabad India’s journey with the India Cycles4Change Challenge The Smart Cities Mission, Ministry of Housing and Urban
Chennai’s Streets for People initiative wins the Ashden Awards
Over the last five years, Chennai’s Streets for People initiative has been instrumental in transforming over hundred kilometres of the
Rethinking decision making through collaborative community planning
The French philosopher and sociologist Henri Lefebvre interpreted space as an entity that is not static, but one that is
