Emerging political boundaries can help us rethink other categories. (The Hindu 3/12/2017)

How one of Sao Paulo’s largest favelas became a nice neighbourhood

How renewed attention to urban-rural linkages may reshape the urbanisation debate. (The Hindu 5/11/2017)

One small indomitable neighbourhood holds out against the planners (and changes the plan). (The Hindu 22.10.2017)

Anyone who has commuted on trains during rush hour knows there’s something deeply tolerant about the Mumbaikar (The Hindu 07.10.2017)

Not all is worthy of the bin! Our latest column in The Hindu explores features of Indian urbanism that could inspire cities around the world. (The Hindu 24.09.2017)

Nature holds something far more precious than wood, coal and minerals — something which industrial practices have been destroying in their crude quest for cheap bucks. (The Hindu, 10.09.17)

On how nature and economy share a common destiny (The Hindu, 27.08.17) 

Lessons from a century-old plan for Indore by Scottish planner Patrick Geddes (The Hindu, 14.08.17)

Recent research in Dhaka show that accommodation and housing are related but distinct needs. (The Hindu, 30.07.17)