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The attainment of sustainable urban public transportation in Indian cities will be crucial for its aspiration to rank among the top three economies

There is a need to reform WTO as it fails to represent the interests of the Global South

Would the establishment of the BMLTA help ease Bengaluru’s traffic woes?

This year’s budget should prioritse the growth of transport infrastructure rooted in environmental and social sustainability

Beijing’s growing interest in co-conspiring with Pakistan on Afghan soil adds to the growing tensions in the subcontinent, heightening concern over

The discussion at the COP26 summit was solely focused on EVs and Metro rail and left out crucial sectors of public transport and NMT

A policy of carrot and sticks would need to be adopted with affluent and low-income families to decarbonise transport in India

Development of a proper and efficient transport network is a science in itself, but the least understood.

The challenges that are impeding the BIMSTEC transport connectivity projects need to be addressed to foster seamless connectivity among the member sta

Governments are now required to adapt regulation in an agile fashion to ensure the protection of public goods throughout endeavours of economic growth

The ‘BEST’ principle adopted by successful global cities can provide a solution to perils of India’s urban transportation.

The FRDI Bill creates a process, with early-warning systems in place to alert regulators and the government about the risk on financial institutions,

A gendered understanding of travelling patterns and behaviour trends can help in designing and implementing more equitable policies and efficient mean

Healthcare in India could use the help of better data and analysis from both public health systems and private sector interventions.

Paratransit services have addressed the deficiency in suitable transportation within urban cities, yet policies to regulate this service are still lac

For a government committed to 'minimum government, maximum governance' it is time that policy making in key economic ministries become far more open and consultative, its acts and actions predictable. In the long run, that is the only way to ensure that policies for the auctions of licenses, processes of tendering and award, and actions to ensure their implementation -- are not subject to capture by select coteries.

Wikileaks has not only knocked open the door on 250,000 secret diplomatic cables, it may also have inaugurated an era when audacious discourse will not be placed under the stifling blanket of that expression - "Conspiracy Theory".

With metro rail adding one more layer to urban mass transit, an autonomous UMTA is necessary to increase the modal share of public transport in urban

As the world grapples with the new normal, public transport and mass mobility are poised to undergo a transformative change.

As the curtains come down of one of the best Republic Day ceremonials in 65 years, focus shifts to the way forwards. Modi's promises of large scale reforms to make 'doing business' in India simple have been welcomed by Obama and the America Inc.

There is an urgent need for breaking the vicious cycle to improve the quality of life in Indian cities.

In an age of extremism, terror, global information flows and communication manipulation, subversive international forces seek subtle ways to undermine

Integrating the use of bicycles and establishing a sound cycling infrastructure will help India in its quest to achieve sustainable development

Any solution to the Kashmir issue requires a two track process involving the domestic separatists and the Pakistanis.

Proper policy measures and improvement in the performance of public transport would help draw people away from private transportation and address traf

In a country like India, where systems to study and document long term effects of poor quality medicines are sparse at best, addressing structural iss

The UK is waking up to the threat to its national security by the Chinese Communist Party

To ensure citizen participation and awareness, it is instrumental that ULBS are slowly transformed into transparent and accountable bodies

A free and fair election is critical for Pakistan to face the mounting challenges the country is grappling with, according to Mr Saad S Khan, a bureaucrat and scholar from Pakistan.

The MPD 2041 can be the framework to guide the future growth of the city and address the inherent planning issues.

For the transport sector to truly transform, it will need to attain environmental sustainability, social sustainability, and economic sustainability.