The authors argue how inefficient city density management may have contributed to urban cities becoming pandemic epicentres, and call for public policy makers to treat this as a pressing issue. 

Kadambari Shah and Harshita Agrawal share their experience in visiting Japan. In this article, they highlight three key characteristics of the Japanese urban planning: maximising space, integrating public transport systems and focusing on quali...

India is more urban than the official numbers suggest. If thresholds for the categorisation of cities are relaxed, India moves from about a quarter urban to about a half and even more.

The country’s next government will have a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to transform Mumbai into a true global financial hub.

The article talks about the need for liberalising the way in which Indian cities are planned

IDFC Institute's Pritika Hingorani interviewed by Financial Times on the planned city of Chandigarh