Jobs and urbanisation are like morning coffee! Alway on mind! I found Ravindra Adi's book “Governing Urban India” worthy of being on the desk to know Indian cities. Here’s my review for @bsindia, hope it finds your time!
🔗 https://t.co/xh7XZzXEio
#Urbanisation#UrbanPolicy
I enjoyed reading @JasonBarrRU's book, Cities in the Sky, and penned a review for the Business Standard: https://t.co/U1f5Wk87AK.
Indian cities will see more skyscrapers mushroom. Thanks to the book, I feel they will be reasons to celebrate. #CitiesSkylines#urbanization
To look back and ahead, @rohlamba and Raghuram Rajan, have a new book on India: Breaking the Mould. It’s a conversation starter on their position: India needs service driven manufacturing. Here's my review for @Moneycontrol : https://t.co/j6WKqIN690
#MCTrends | "'Breaking The Mould' by #RaghuramRajan & #RohitLamba is an important work to pick up. The book’s main value comes from answers to how, why, and where countries prosper," writes Saurabh Modi.
Read his book review👇
https://t.co/Obuh0ALCKd
#BreakingTheMould
@SharmadhaS, Principal, @theviksinha, former Junior Fellow & @MadEyeModi, former Associate, @Artha__Global, published a paper on 'Drafting a pro-antitrust and data protection regulatory framework' in @IPPRJournal. It outlines how the CCI needs to assess digital antitrust cases⬇️
2. How it hit the train: Reports suggest that the Coromandel express, went on the loop line where a goods train was parked. The reports also suspect that the passenger train engine went on top of the goods train and 13-15 coaches derailed. Here is the graphic in detail
Such a revealing #PlainFact on higher car ownership in Delhi. It could be a symptom of poor walkability and public safety. Cars are secured metal boxes that can move. Especially for women in a society where they don't feel safe walking after sunset.
Imagine paying $80k just to be *allowed* to buy a car—even before you buy one. That was Singapore for you last year, due to a policy to limit cars on roads.
What's it like in India? How big are Indian metros' parking woes? @shuja_asrar has some mind-boggling numbers: #MintCharts
No first-hand information about pets or their feelings, but I've always liked this Karel Capek poem, translated by Dora Round. (Source: https://t.co/TfWfgWU66f)
Women are rewriting the rules in #Bollywood. In this @NikkeiAsia story on #IWD2023, @JuiChakravorty , @Kimsubh, @c_sayan2015 and I looked at data on budgets & returns on women-led films, actresses challenging the notion of a ‘shelf-life’ and more! (1/n)
https://t.co/RO3P4ZiZJe
"I fear that we are living at a time of great dividedness in which it’s tempting to hide behind the illusion of knowledge to protect ourselves from uncertainty," says @PicoIyer in this interview with me for @firstpost@lachmi0809. I loved working on this.
https://t.co/hoxwwjoFWB
In the recent past, Indian cities have faced urban flooding, heat, and severe pollution.
The climate challenge is tall and the size of India's municipal books does not match. What alternatives do cities have?
In this blog, @MadEyeModi points to 3 new ways:
https://t.co/0ZZAkQ1VXF