Multilogue Collective

Delhi Development Authority has released the draft Master Plan for Delhi 2041 and it is out for public objections/ suggestions. As residents/citizens representing Delhi, It’s time that we make use of this opportunity and share our vision for the future of our city.

For more details, log onto DDA website https://dda.org.in/hotlinks.aspx

Link for suggestions/objections->
https://online.dda.org.in/mpd2041/

Individual resource link->
http://119.226.139.196/mpd2041/_layouts/Public_Suggestion_2041/Baseline.aspx

Main Bhi Dilli: Ab Sheher Saath Banayenge
Delhi Storytellers' Network
Aam Aadmi Party

Delhi Development Authority

While the pandemic has hit everyone in a certain way, there are trends that may be seen affecting the livelihoods of the indefinite population throughout the country. With an ongoing dialogue on the growing importance of NMT, Janhavi Devari and Amrutha Viswanath, from team MLC, highlight the invisible lives of livelihood cyclists in Urban India and share some narratives from Bengaluru.

Happy to everyone!

Article link-> https://www.multiloguecollective.org/post/the-invisible-lives-of-livelihood-cyclists-in-urban-india

BYCS India BYCS Bengaluru Cyclists Group®
Global Cycling Network Cycling Weekly Bengaluru Smart City - BBMP Smart City Namma Bengaluru

The Invisible Lives of Livelihood Cyclists in Urban India World Bicycle Day. The article highlights the invisible lives of livelihood cyclists in Urban India and addresses the NMT acts and policies. It also talks about the narratives of the cyclists in Bengaluru, India.

Great to see a lot of efforts of on-ground discussions and deliberation of ideas with team MLC, C.R.Park Green Community Initiative , Trust for Regeneration of Indian Settlements and Shhabda.

Urban Dialogue Initiative


In this article, Aaishwarya Jain and Madhulikaa A.S explore the degree of inclusivity/ perspective towards wildlife in the urban environment. It attempts to take the reader through the ways wildlife currently engages with our cities and reflect on their stature in society. Expanding upon the lens of ecological urbanism, the article suggests methods for urban designers and planners to envision an environment that encompasses nature completely and not just from an anthropocentric view.

Article link-> https://www.multiloguecollective.org/post/the-elephant-in-the-room-addressing-wildlife-inclusivity-in-the-design-of-the-urban-environment

For more queries/if you would like to contribute to the dialogue,
please mail us at [email protected] or visit
www.multiloguecollective.org

Addressing Wildlife-Inclusivity in the Design of the Urban Environment The authors explore the degree of inclusivity/ perspective towards wildlife in the urban environment and also attempt to highlight the ways wildlife currently engages with our cities and reflect on their stature in society.

We are very happy to inform you all that our discussions with shop keepers regarding the improvement of Markets(No.1 & 2) have been fruitful. Both our elected representatives, Shri. Bharadwaj,MLA (https://youtu.be/u5GwAhC5fqc) and Shri. Subhash Bhadana, Councilor (https://youtu.be/54NwCCYe_64) have shown full support to improve the condition of markets, the streets around them, and adjoining public spaces.

Both the dialogues at the Markets of C.R. Park have been very successful with everyone's participation. This has opened up a channel for dialogue with shopkeepers. It is worth noticing that shopkeepers at both the markets just needed someone to start this dialogue. We hope to continue this fruitful engagement.
Stay tuned for more updates.