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 Walking in Indian cities often feels like navigating an obstacle course, and it's no surprise that pedestrians face numerous challenges on a daily basis. In cities like Bengaluru, Delhi, Mumbai, and Chennai, narrow footpaths, encroaching street vendors, poorly maintained walkways, and a lack of infrastructure make simple acts of walking frustrating and dangerous. These issues highlight a larger problem: India's cities have largely ignored pedestrian infrastructure in favor of prioritizing motorized transport. The result is a daily struggle for millions who rely on walking to navigate their urban environments. Walking in Indian cities can be a daunting challenge due to poor infrastructure The Pedestrian Challenge: A Walk in Bengaluru Arun Pai, a Bengaluru-based activist and founder of Bangalore Walks, is well-acquainted with the difficulties pedestrians face. In an effort to highlight these challenges, Pai recently launched a "fun challenge" called the world’s longest...