HSR layout is so terrible to reach via public buses. Thu. Worst

😭 I love her. She is the most versatile emoji. She can be happy. She can be sad. She can be aghast. But no matter what, she is dramatic

Some days you need to make cha wrapped in a blanket. It's just how it is

I'm really in my late twenties looking up things like 'how to sleep' and 'how to walk properly' LOL

Just saw a reel of a dude burying cheetos in a sarcophagus. Sentient beings in the future are about to be so annoyed with humans of our time lol. Cheetos anthe 😂🤦‍♀️

Apoorva (Apoorva Saini) and I are excited to share citiesinfiction.com -a database that locates the literary landscape of India and South Asia. This website is for those who are interested in using fiction to teach and learn about the urban - cities, towns, and beyond.

Timelapse of a lady and her cat

There is a lot of evidences about animals behaving like humans, but young elephant siblings squabbling is certainly one of the most accurate resemblances

i got the yakuza hangers to photograph my crocheted wearables

Street vendors selling cold buttermilk in December should be considered evidence for climate change in Bengaluru.

GUYS EVEN THE JUDGES FELL ASLEEP BYEEE😭😭😭

Insightful piece by the ever amazing Prajna Beleyur. Do read! m.thewire.in/article/urban/…

Tanvi Bhatikar and Prajna Beleyur, IIHS researchers, have co-authored an essay, ‘Can Industrial Corridors Balance Growth with Urban Challenges?’ in the Wire. Tanvi Bhatikar Prajna Beleyur The Wire

This video is banned in India. Please don’t share coz it will embarrass everyone from the govt to the Media 🤫

Happy to share my paper on urban water governance. I use case studies from the Bangalore's colonial period to argue that fragmented governance is a historical issue and reflect on a few governance continuities in the current time period.

1/ Extreme water events like flooding and scarcity are increasingly common in Bengaluru. In her new paper, Prajna Beleyur argues that historically uncoordinated industrial & urban planning, rooted in the colonial period, has led to fragmented water governance. iihs.co.in/knowledge-gate…