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In Solidarity: A Pride March That Brought Inclusion to the Streets Reclaiming mobility, dignity, and visibility through 3rd Kanpur Queer Pride March Streets are more than just routes, they shape how safely and freely we exist in our cities. For many in the LGBTQIA+ community, everyday mobility is tied to dignity, visibility, and the right […]

Building SangGati: A Space for Women, By Women Building the SangGati Center, Lucknow to Empower Women and Improve Urban Mobility What if streets could serve everyone safely? What if mobility was a shared solution, not a burden?      On 23rd and 25th December 2025, in Lucknow, over 30 young women from diverse backgrounds came

Fostering Collaboration Through an MoU: Patliputra University and The Climate Agenda Join Hands Universities are often perceived as spaces limited to lectures, assignments, and examinations. But on 20 November 2025, Patliputra University began to redefine that idea. On this day, the university opened a new chapter, one where learning extended beyond classrooms and connected academic

Constitution Day Through the Eyes of Youth Exploring Rights and Responsibilities The First in a Series Bringing People, Culture, and Mobility to Streets Across Cities On 26 November 2025, the Patna Zoo became a vibrant hub of learning and dialogue as over 50 students from different colleges gathered to celebrate Constitution Day under the Harit

Sadaknama – Reclaiming the Streets for the People in Gaya Ji Continuing the Series to Bring Life Back to Gayaji’s Streets After its vibrant debut in Patna, Sadaknama carried its energy and purpose to the streets of Gaya ji, transforming an ordinary day into a celebration of people, place, and possibility. Known for its deep

When Youth Take Charge of Patna’s Streets for a Cleaner, Inclusive Future Building public demand for inclusive and climate-responsive transport systems In Patna, the streets we walk and cycle shape the air we breathe, the spaces we share, and the rhythm of city life. For many, however, these streets are a struggle. Traffic congestion, pollution,

Sadaknama – Reclaiming the Streets for the People The First in a Series Bringing People, Culture, and Mobility to Streets Across Cities In cities, streets are often reduced to movement alone. They carry traffic noise and urgency but rarely pause for people. Footpaths disappear, public spaces shrink, and everyday journeys become less about living and

When Everyday Mobility Became the Pulse of Politics Bihar’s First People’s Manifesto on Sustainable Mobility When cities grow faster than they listen, everyday journeys become daily struggles. Across Bihar, citizens navigate unreliable public transport, unsafe commuting conditions, rising pollution, and high travel costs, barriers that limit access to livelihoods, education, healthcare, and social equity. Before

When Citizens Endorsed Change Before The Vote Building public demand for inclusive and climate-responsive transport systems Before policies were drafted and promises were made, the streets of Bihar were already sparking conversations. In October 2025, under the Harit Safar Initiative, The Climate Agenda brought mobility into public spaces through a series of community-focused activities. These