Potholes aren’t just a nuisance; they’re turning Indian roads into death traps. From Madhubani’s pond-sized craters to Bengaluru’s “historical landmark” pothole, the issue seems far from resolved despite hefty maintenance budgets. While rain often takes the blame, poor road construction adds another layer to the story. Can innovative solutions proposed by the authorities finally pave the way to safer roads?

What exactly is Fare Free Public Transport, and can it really solve India’s urban mobility challenges? While some have embraced free rides, especially to ease travel for women, the pandemic’s impact on transit finances raises tough questions. Can such policies thrive amid budget crises and changing travel habits? This complex idea holds promise but also presents surprising trade-offs ahead.