Sustainability is effective when strategies are consciously aimed to create and preserve cities while catering to the needs of the people
Illegal constructions make cities less liveable and endanger lives, but technology offers a path forward
River basin conservation also strongly influences the attainment of broader goals related to environmental conservation, climate change mitigation, and sustainable development
The economic growth that we envisage for becoming a high-income country cannot be achieved if our cities are not planned in a way to reach their maximum potential
The Budget's plan for eastern India's growth is crucial, but this isn't going to be a sprint-it's a marathon
There is an urgent need to strengthen the climate and disaster resilience of our cities-not just to prevent the damage to life and property, but also to keep the city functioning
As Singapore, New York and Melbourne have shown, cities can mitigate the impact of heatwaves if they have the will to create green infrastructure
The stress and fatigue of navigating congested streets exact a toll on individuals and communities alike. It is time we reimagined the way we move within cities
By leveraging technology and data-driven approaches, startups can help cities optimise resource allocation, improve service delivery, and enhance the overall quality of life for residents
The once prevalent notion that economic growth must come at the expense of environmental integrity is a false and outdated premise
Urban utility management in the city highlights the potential for high-quality services through the private sector, but the challenge lies in ensuring accountability to the public
Leasehold property deeds are hindering the commercial development and growth of urban areas
In the current wave of building smart cities, we must focus on creating equal cities that bridges the development divide between the core and the outskirts
Revitalising urban air is crucial to ensure a healthier future for city dwellers
India's informal sector is a potent force for change and policymakers need to unlock its potential
While posing a complex challenge, slums also offer a unique opportunity for morally and economically imperative urban development
Cities are viewed primarily through the lens of economic progress, but they are the living embodiment of our cultural heritage
Addressing the mounting dangers that cities face today also requires citizen-led action plans to assist the mitigation efforts at the municipal and govt level
Municipal garbage is rising at an alarming rate in Indian cities, raising concerns about public health and the economy
One can also identify small but significant cultural changes in how markets in towns have transitioned