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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...

 A viral video featuring a Mumbai street vendor selling Vada Pav has sparked widespread discussion about the income potential in street vending. The video, created by influencer Sarthak Sachdeva, showcases a day spent behind the counter of a busy Vada Pav cart, amassing nearly 40 million views and revealing earnings that many find hard to believe.  Mumbai Vada Pav vendor's earnings shock the internet In the clip, Sachdeva dives into the daily routine of the Vada Pav stall, preparing the iconic snack and interacting with eager customers. By mid-morning, approximately 200 Vada Pavs had already been sold, highlighting the snack's popularity. As the day progressed, sales continued to soar. By the end of the shift, the vendor had sold an impressive 622 Vada Pavs, each priced at ₹15, resulting in a total earnings of ₹9,300 for the day. This raised questions about the lucrative nature of street vending. Estimating Monthly Earnings The influencer further analyzed the vendor's poten...