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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

Signature Campaign – Gandhi Maidan The Climate Agenda organized a successful signature campaign under the Harit Safar Abhiyan initiative, aiming to promote sustainable urban mobility and create awareness among Patna’s citizens. The campaign was held at five different locations in Patna, including Gandhi Maidan, Marine Drive, Veer Kunwar Singh Park, NIT Ghat, and Buddha Smriti

Decarbonizing Urban Mobility Through Inclusive Public Transport The Climate Agenda organized a City Forum meeting under the Harit Safar campaign at Samasara Hotel Patliputra, Patna. The meeting was conducted by Neha Pravin and Manish Kumar Sinha from The Climate Agenda team. Key Highlights Launch of Harit Safar Newsletter: The City Forum meeting began with the