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Freebies or freedom? What bus subsidies do for Indian women

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By Bhanu Sridharan
| Citizen Matters Verified
Across Indian cities, women depend heavily on buses to get to work, school, healthcare, and to manage everyday caregiving. In recent years, several states have introduced women-specific bus fare subsidy schemes. Delhi, Karnataka and Tamil Nadu offer completely free rides for women in state-run buses, while Maharashtra offers 50% subsidy. Read more: Who benefits from the free bus for women scheme?
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Raise a toast to these changemakers trying to protect urban environment

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By Bhanu Sridharan, Hepzi Anthony, Satendra Singh
| Citizen Matters Verified
Through the month of June, we had a sort of extended celebration of World Environment Day (June 5th) by highlighting organisations and collectives that are actively trying to make a change. In case you missed their stories on our social media channels, here’s another hat tip to these changemakers, who are fighting to protect natural spaces and ensuring environmental justice in our increasingly chaotic, expanding cities. We start off in Chennai with Nizhal.
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How we build today will determine the future of our species: Jaya Dhindaw, urban researcher

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By Shruti Gokarn, Shobana Radhakrishnan Verified, Bhanu Sridharan
| Citizen Matters Verified
April 16, 2024, saw Mumbai reel under a heat wave with a maximum temperature of 39.7 degree celsius at the Santacruz observatory. At 6.3 degrees above normal, this was the highest temperature recorded at Santacruz in ten years. These abnormally hot conditions continued to plague Mumbai with the megapolis experiencing a second heat wave towards the end of April. Neighbouring Thane hit 41.3 degrees during this period.
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