Tag Archives: urban sprawl

BLR road-widening is a sham

Posted on March 23, 2023 by VM

While I’m told that discussions on a plan to widen Bengaluru’s Sankey Road, between Bhashyam Circle and Malleshwaram 18th cross – a stretch that’s one of the contributors to the city’s reputation for horrific traffic – have progressed in the … Continue reading →

Posted in Analysis, Scicomm | Tagged Bengaluru, ekistics, induced demand, public transport, traffic congestion, urban sprawl, urban transportation | Leave a comment

‘Work from home’ is about culture, not economics

Posted on May 23, 2018 by VM

Working from home (WFH) is not for everyone or for every company. It works mostly when individual employees of an organisation don’t need to work together often, or are embedded in workflows where tasks move quickly from one stage to … Continue reading →

Posted in Op-eds | Tagged Ctrip, discrimination, Fiverr, labour force, mere-exposure effect, midday meal scheme, productivity, Silivon Valley, Skype, Slack, suburban alienation, telecommuting, urban planning, urban sprawl, wfh, work from home | Leave a comment

Tag Archives: urban sprawl

BLR road-widening is a sham

‘Work from home’ is about culture, not economics

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