Smart Cities, Women, and Safety: When Technology Empowers or Excludes
“Smart cities promise efficiency, but can they also promise safety? For women, technology could be both a shield and a […]
Women’s Safety
Built by Her: Stories of Women Transforming Indian Cities
Urban planning shapes how people live, yet those who design our cities rarely reflect their full diversity. While women now
Rebuilding the City: How Infrastructure Shapes Safety and Access in Gurgaon
In earlier blogs, we explored safety through complaints and planning through data. This time, we shift to the roads we
Beyond the Numbers: The Power of Gender-Disaggregated Data
Urban planning is often seen as a technical field, filled with maps, blueprints, and models. But behind every design decision
This City Isn’t for You – Women, Safety, and Jaipur
Listening to Lived Realities Through my fieldwork in Jaipur’s neighbourhoods, I’ve spent time speaking with adolescent girls about their experiences
From the Margins to the Map: Women’s Participation in Urban Planning
Urban planning in cities like Gurgaon has long been shaped by the priorities of a narrow group, often overlooking the
Designing for Dignity: Gender, Urban Planning, and the Shape of Safety in a City
In earlier articles, we examined the range of complaints received by the Gurugram Police—from domestic disputes to street harassment—and how
Understanding Women’s Safety in Gurgaon: A Collaborative Approach
In the last piece, I shared how my journey through India’s evolving cities:, especially Gurgaon, has revealed the deep-rooted cultural
Addressing Women’s Safety Challenges in Gurugram
Since childhood, I’ve been drawn to exploration, not just of places but of the stories and cultures within them. Inspired