“The first benefit would be reduction in local exposure, secondly fall in congestion and thirdly it will be a big step towards rebuilding our public places. This is something that needs to get encouraged,” Anumita Roychowdhury of Centre for Science and Environment (CSE) said.
Cherubal termed the proposal, that will be rolled out for a period of three months in February, as “terrific” and one that needs to considered by all Indian cities with proper planning and design.
