Walking and Cycling in Indian Cities: A Struggle for Reclaiming Road Edges

By Abhijit Datey, Vishal Darji, Tejas Patel, Darshini Mahadevia on November 01, 2012

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Datey, Abhijit, Darji, Vishal, Patel, Tejas, and Mahadevia, Darshini. Walking and Cycling in Indian Cities: A Struggle for Reclaiming Road Edges. , , . , 2012. Datey, A., Darji, V., Patel, T., and Mahadevia, D. (2012). Walking and Cycling in Indian Cities: A Struggle for Reclaiming Road Edges. , , . Datey, Abhijit, Darji, Vishal, Patel, Tejas, and Mahadevia, Darshini. "Walking and Cycling in Indian Cities: A Struggle for Reclaiming Road Edges." 2012, .Datey Abhijit, Darji Vishal, Patel Tejas, and Mahadevia Darshini. "Walking and Cycling in Indian Cities: A Struggle for Reclaiming Road Edges." (2012). Datey, A, Darji, V, Patel, T, and Mahadevia, D 2012, 'Walking and Cycling in Indian Cities: A Struggle for Reclaiming Road Edges', , , . Abhijit Datey, Vishal Darji, Tejas Patel, and Darshini Mahadevia, 'Walking and Cycling in Indian Cities: A Struggle for Reclaiming Road Edges' (2012). Datey A., Darji V., Patel T., and Mahadevia D. Walking and Cycling in Indian Cities: A Struggle for Reclaiming Road Edges. . 2012. Datey, Abhijit, Darji, Vishal, Patel, Tejas, and Mahadevia, Darshini. Walking and Cycling in Indian Cities: A Struggle for Reclaiming Road Edges. . 2012. , .

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