"dr-tarun-arora"

When bankability takes precedence over vulnerability, smaller, resource-constrained cities risk being left behind. Heat-resilience funding must be guided by need, not a municipality’s ability to borrow

While roads attract political visibility and investment, sewerage systems remain buried and neglected, fuelling India’s hidden urban crisis

Public policy promises not comfort but relevance, offering no fixed ladder but adaptive, impactful, purpose-driven careers that evolve with society and the state in the 21st century

Good cities are built not only through vision, but through everyday competence

Delhi’s air crisis cannot wait for miracle rains or court orders; it must build the political and institutional courage to manage its own air