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In 2025, Paris earned the title of the world’s top cycle-friendly city, a remarkable transformation from its past reputation for traffic jams and pollution. This change came through determined political action, protected cycling infrastructure, and a clear decision to reclaim road space for people rather than cars. Meanwhile, India’s major cities, despite vocal support for cycling, continue to struggle with poor cycling infrastructure and high cyclist fatalities.

India stands at a critical crossroads in its industrial journey. As the world intensifies efforts to combat climate change, the Indian steel sector, one of the largest and most carbon-intensive industries globally, faces mounting pressure to reduce emissions. A recent analysis by EY India in March 2026 highlights a promising path forward: scrap-based steelmaking. This approach is transforming from a secondary process into a key strategy for decarbonizing the Indian steel indu

India’s steel industry has long been a backbone of the nation’s infrastructure, shaping its railways, bridges, and cities. Today, this vital sector is undergoing a transformation that could change the course of the country’s climate future. The India green steel revolution is quietly gaining momentum, driven by a shift from traditional coal-based steelmaking to a more sustainable approach using scrap metal. This change is not just about cleaner production; it is a powerful re