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Is Road Safety A Distant Dreams? How Will India Ensure Passenger Safety On Highways? | Big Focus

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In this episode of Big Focus, Afrida Rahman Ali will be discussing road safety rules and their implications in India. Two women software professionals were killed when they were hit by a speeding car while crossing the road in Chennai. Now, this has triggered the debate over road safety rules in the country. "It is high time we relook at the city mobility plan which includes road and walkways", says Sudhir Krishna, Former Secretary, Ministry of Urban Development. "This is a culture of toxic masculinity and abuse of political power", says Madhvan Narayanan, Senior Journalist. "We need to develop pedestrian-friendly infrastructure", says Pradip Sarkar, Road Safety Expert. Tune in for a full discussion.

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