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What we don’t measure: The data gap in heat inequality

Is Heat Just About Temperature? 

As cities confront worsening heat waves, heat risk assessments and planning responses rely heavily on temperature-based indicators, transforming the crisis into a meteorological statistic while overlooking the social realities that shape unequal heat exposure and survival. 

Rise, Fall, Repeat? The cycle over the ages

Today the cyclist is infra-dig unless one is dressed in lycra and riding a high-end cycle that costs more than a car and the reason for cycling is recreation or sport. The cycle as a mode of commute, then, is for the poor, for those who have no other option and such cyclists are not considered as having a right to the road. Yet this humble vehicle – a simple construct of two wheels, a chain, some cranks, pedals, and metal rods - was once considered to be the pinnacle of transportation.

CAG's observations - JRC structural stability requirement for a building

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CAG's response to the Justice Rajeswaran Committee Report whose objective was to give an opinion on building violations and guidelines for the regularisation that was proposed by the Tamil Nadu government.

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