Indian activists demand better walking conditions in cities like Mumbai, where only 22% of roads are pedestrian-friendly.

Citizen activists in India are pushing for better urban walkability, highlighting poor footpath conditions in cities like Mumbai and Bengaluru. Despite 50% of Mumbai's population relying on walking, only 22% of its roads are pedestrian-friendly. Activists are organizing walks and advocacy campaigns to demand improvements such as better footpaths and safer pedestrian corridors, arguing that such changes can boost walking, reduce pollution, and benefit women and lower-income groups.

November 17, 2024
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