Broken Footpaths Aren’t Normal. India Needs to Fix This.
Broken footpaths are more than an inconvenience. They can make everyday journeys unsafe, inaccessible and difficult for pedestrians, especially older people and persons with disabilities. After living in India for nine years, Caleb Friesen began documenting damaged footpaths and poor pedestrian infrastructure through his videos. His goal isn’t to fix every footpath himself, but to raise…
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