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Mumbai Lists 164 Unauthorised Schools Across City Areas
Mumbai’s civic administration has identified 164 unregulated educational institutions operating across the city, raising concerns over compliance, student safety, and equitable access to formal schooling
Mumbai Housing Crisis Shadows Luxury Tower Expansion
Mumbai’s rapid vertical expansion is intensifying a parallel crisis on the ground: the widening gap between premium real estate growth and access to adequate housing
Kolkata Medical Documentary Highlights Grassroots Healthcare Work
A new documentary initiative emerging from Kolkata is set to spotlight grassroots healthcare delivery, bringing attention to the lived realities of medical practice beyond institutional
Patna Flags Autism Diagnosis Gap In Public Systems
Bihar’s urban health and education systems are facing renewed scrutiny as specialists highlight a widening autism diagnosis gap and inadequate support infrastructure, particularly in Patna.
Bengaluru Rental Crisis Drives Housing Affordability Concerns
A sharp escalation in residential rents across Bengaluru is intensifying concerns over housing affordability, with tenants reporting steep costs even in areas lacking adequate infrastructure—highlighting
Delhi Sewer Crisis Fuels Yamuna Pollution Concerns
A long-running environmental case has brought renewed scrutiny to Delhi’s urban infrastructure gaps, with official submissions indicating that hundreds of informal settlements remain outside the
Amravati Ward Four Faces Water Sanitation Crisis
Residents of Ward 4 along Valgaon Road in Amravati are confronting acute drinking water shortages and deteriorating sanitation conditions, prompting the area’s newly elected councillor
Chennai Air Pollution Inequality Laid Bare
An art-led public exhibition in Chennai has turned the city’s air into evidence, spotlighting stark air pollution inequality between industrial neighbourhoods in the north and
Pune Infrastructure Upgrades Expose Uneven Urban Priorities
Pune’s recent global spotlight as a host city for a marquee international cycling event has reopened a familiar urban question: who benefits from last-mile infrastructure
Mumbai Achieves Only 25% Of Slum Rehabilitation Target In Three Years
Mumbai’s Slum Rehabilitation Authority (SRA) has managed to complete only a quarter of its 2022–2025 target for slum rehabilitation housing, underscoring the challenges in addressing
