
Cars for #ShivNadarSchool on Blue Cross Road need to be regulated: they stand, block common traffic as they wait to pick up students. Road made one-way too. Special lollipops for Big School eh? @ChennaiTraffic
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Cars for #ShivNadarSchool on Blue Cross Road need to be regulated: they stand, block common traffic as they wait to pick up students. Road made one-way too. Special lollipops for Big School eh? @ChennaiTraffic



I might get hate for this, but in this economy it's important for both the partners to earn well. You can't survive with a single earner salary especially in tier 1 cities.


NEW: I write about terrible city planning, disappearing footpaths, and a 101 guide on how to encroach like the rich without ever being called an encroacher. newslaundry.com/2026/07/11/gk-…



Pedestrians need to stop jumping into traffic and throwing their hands up to force moving vehicles to stop, just so they can cross. This isn’t your granddad’s road. Cross watchfully.



There is no shortage of land in first place In Mumbai , Ask Navy to shift to Jamnagar or Karwar from Colaba In BLR ask airforce and Army to move to Belagavi or Shimoga They shouldn't occupy prime real estate Why do they need to live in cities

The Bhopal Metro is a textbook example of wasted public funds. With ridership far below expectations, the project is now depending on revenue from kitty parties and birthday celebrations to cover its operational expenses.





Supreme Court: Walking on footpath is a fundamental right! Hyundai i10: Challenge Accepted!

HSR layout casually flexing a Lamborghini 💫


How Expensive Homes Are Shrinking India's Economic Future My column @91basispoints (Not behind a paywall. One time registration required.) India's housing boom is doing much more than making homes expensive. Bigger home loans mean bigger EMIs, leaving families with less money to spend and save. Affordable homes are disappearing from our cities, pushing people farther away from where the jobs are and forcing longer commutes. Many people now buy homes as investments instead of places to live, pushing prices even higher. And there may be another unexpected effect: high housing costs could be one reason why urban families are choosing to have fewer children. Housing is not just about real estate. It shapes how much we spend, how much we save, where we live, how long we travel to work and even the size of our families. The biggest effects of high home prices are the ones we don't notice immediately. basispointinsight.com/Story/Author/h…




Today, I visited HAL Airport Road, HSR Layout, Jayanagar 4th Block and Ashoka Pillar to personally review the progress of our Safe Footpath campaign and inspect the quality of the restored pedestrian infrastructure along with Greater Bengaluru Development Minister Shri @krishnabgowda and officials. I firmly believe that a world-class Bengaluru must first be a city where every citizen can walk safely and with dignity. Over 430 km of footpaths have already been reclaimed for pedestrians, and this drive will continue without fear or favour. At the same time, we are committed to protecting livelihoods. Registered street vendors will be provided designated vending spaces and push carts so they can continue their business with dignity while ensuring our footpaths remain accessible to everyone. The loss of more than 900 pedestrian lives in the last three years is a stark reminder that we cannot delay action. Acting in accordance with the directions of the Hon’ble Supreme Court, we will expand this campaign further, remove abandoned vehicles occupying footpaths, clear encroachments, and continue repairing damaged walkways across the city. So far, 9,878 encroachments of various kinds have been removed, and thousands of shop encroachments have been cleared. This is only the beginning. I sincerely thank every citizen, elected representative, official and volunteer who has stood with us. Together, we will build a cleaner, safer and more walkable Namma Bengaluru - a city worthy of being India’s gateway to the world.




This viral Bihar highway video is enough to make your heart skip a beat. Not speeding. Not racing. Just an rickshaw coming from the wrong side on a highway. No shortcut is worth risking lives. #Bihar