Jashvitha Dhagey

Jashvitha Dhagey has been a member of Linktree for 4 years and joined in July 2022. Resources jashbaat has populated their site with include: • Is there a robust festival economy? You bet, it’s roaring • Walking through a green Mumbai, meeting special and rare trees • Micro-mapping streets and footpaths in a neighbourhood, as a woman • Pune’s women waste pickers show path to climate action • Matharpacady: Redevelopment wriggles its way into a heritage precinct • How India’s financial capital shrunk protest sites, turned down protesters’ volume • ‘We are scared that the polluted Mithi might flood again’ • 25 years on, Mumbai’s SRA model eludes housing crisis but yields hefty profits for builders • Wanted: Safe and affordable housing for working women in cities • Clearing the air on Mumbai’s smoggy atmosphere • Delhi’s direct line from air pollution to disease • ‘I need to provide for my family, the air doesn’t matter’ • How Navi Mumbai developed into an urban jungle edging out nature • ‘We need to ask where our data is being used and who is encashing it’ • The story of India’s scorched cities in four maps • Jane Jacobs for generations: Protester, urban thinker, people’s planner • Jane Walks: A global movement to connect with cities and communities • Urban festivals: Beyond art are difficult dialogues and political mobilisation • Urban landscape changes as stories, talents emerge from Mumbai’s lesser-known public spaces • Creating the right environment and spaces to make voices heard • Placemaking can reimagine public places, connect people with nature, and strengthen people’s movements • ‘Why do we not see that our cities have come up around rivers?’ • "Mumbai’s housing laws maximise real estate potential, ignore people’s health" • (de)Coding Mumbai: A study of the city's housing regulations • By leaves we live: Finding Patrick Geddes in Mumbai’s Aarey • How Vadodara’s citizens joined forces to save the iconic Vishwamitri river • Photo Essay - The rural in the urban: Warli women of Mumbai’s National Park • An interview with Environmentalist Nityanand Jayaraman on the movement to save Ennore Creek • If Aarey shrinks, Mumbai will gasp for breath • Photo Essay - Walk through Mumbai’s oldest dock, meet its fishing community • Infographic - Cities, amenities, people: How they stack up