Shared Intermediate Public Transport (Shared IPT) plays a crucial but often overlooked role in keeping India’s small and medium cities moving. In the latest #CPPRIndia podcast episode of #PolicyBeyondMobility, we unpack the complexities of governing the shared IPT sector — from

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As personal vehicle ownership in India continues to soar, our cities are facing a growing crisis—traffic congestion, rising emissions, and productivity loss. But there is no dearth of solutions, both sustainable and affordable! Here are some shared transport options in India:

#CPPRIndia, along with the Kochi International Foundation (KIF) and Kochi Metro Rail Ltd (KMRL), is jointly organising an interactive session on "The Future of Mobility in Kochi" on Monday, August 4, 2025, at 4:30 PM. The Mayor of Kochi, Adv.M Anilkumar, has graciously agreed

Did You Know❓ 🔹 91.5 crore Indians live across 6.5 lakh villages, making it the largest rural population in the world🔹 But how much do we know about how people travel in rural areas? Projects and discussions on rural mobility have centered around road connectivity. Rural

THANK YOU FOR 21 YEARS OF TRUST IN CPPR! As we celebrate 21 remarkable years of shaping public policy and driving meaningful change, the CPPR family extends our deepest gratitude for your unwavering trust, collaboration, and support. Your partnership fuels our mission to

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