Classism is at its peak on X. It's brutal to see people celebrating the destruction of the livelihoods of poor street vendors in the name of "safe footpaths."
Funny how the outrage disappears when it comes to illegal car parking that completely blocks footpaths and public spaces.
Still waiting to see the same enthusiasm for clearing illegally parked cars in Bengaluru.
Safe footpaths should never come at the cost of the urban poor. They should come from reclaiming public space from private vehicles and designing streets that work for both pedestrians and vendors.
This happens today in Bangalore.
The activists placed a yellow tape reading “Constitutional Rights Denied Here” on a damaged footpath to highlight the everyday violation of the recent Supreme Court ruling that affirmed the Right to Safe and Accessible Footpaths.
Bengaluru spends far too much time waiting literally everywhere.
Wrote this with @SelomiGarnaik for @citizenmatters on why we need to rethink mobility in the city.
https://t.co/frUvsNP844
Do you live in Bengaluru? We'd love to hear how you spend your leisure time and use public spaces in the city.
https://t.co/v8QwD0dnih
It only takes a few minutes. Please do share it with others in Bengaluru too.
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A city reveals itself in the presence of relaxed women occupying space without fear or urgency. Female friendships make that possible. Feminist cities are built through safety and belonging. Glad to see such conversations in op-eds.
https://t.co/mXPag9hSQf by @amritamahale
Public transport is for the people. Cities are for the people. Public transport funded by people’s money cannot become unaffordable for the same people! @OfficialBMRCL#RevokeMetroFareHike
https://t.co/knzoIObeET
@RapidoCares I was harrased by your driver and he forcefully took money from me for cancellation. I was offered no support from your Rapido 'cares'. Who cares?! Right?
Join us for #BusTalk hosted by PTF Delhi. In this episode we will be joined by @tikender who was the deputy mayor of Shimla city and is also an IMPRI fellow, in conversation with Amruta who is a climate and energy campaigner with Greenpeace India.
What'd it be like to hand that rose to your lover, and not be able to smell its fragrance?
Well, one thing is clear, we love our beloved city Delhi, and we don't want to lose it to the crisis of air pollution.
We're hoping for a #Delhi that is #airpollution se azaad