On a quiet Sunday afternoon, Indian media went berserk. The news was about the death of a young Bollywood actor Sushant Singh Rajput. An army of Journalist representing various news channels were reporting from the scene of tragedy.
The non-stop, high decibel coverage with reporters screaming out of their lungs has been a pounding on the audience eardrums.
In four months, the case of the actors death has taken dramatic turns on the legal high ground and become a political slug-fest. I made an informal visit to six places in the city which are connected to the case.
A story of two characters ‘Miracle’ and ‘Move’, ‘Yuluing away to glory in the urban streets of India.
The therapeutic duo has set out to liberate citizens from a mindset of convenience and callousness. And from human actions that is causing climate change.
‘A small degree of shift in daily habits can heal the planet’ recommends Yulu’s prognosis.
Ahmedabad rose to a refreshing morning amidst social distancing and masked cyclists riding their two wheels. The Moto: demand cycle and pedestrian friendly infrastructure under the India Cycles4Change campaign.
The German adventurer and extreme sportsman Jonas Deichmann has started his next record-breaking challenge – the longest triathlon, from Munich around the world to Munich. During his journey, he will cover the distance of 120 Ironman’s with a minimal CO2 footprint.
Urban mobility specialist Tern today announced upgrades to its Vektron folding e-bike lineup. The changes include more powerful Bosch drivetrains, and updates to the frame, components, and color options – all while maintaining similar price points.
Why should our kids be exposed to only Car based toys? Two cargo bikes enthusiast have created an exciting alternative and named their project Cargoli.