Mapping Delhi's heat to prove a point

Follow me on LinkedIn:   / mohakmangal   ****** Video description: In Shahdara, the sweltering heat often surpasses 50 degrees, affecting daily wage earners and small vendors. We explored the temperature disparities across Delhi, revealing a stark contrast between rich, shaded areas and poorer, heat-absorbing neighborhoods. With thermal cameras, we documented temperatures inside crowded homes, which often felt hotter than outside. Many families struggled with sleepless nights and inadequate ventilation, resorting to makeshift cooling methods. As the urban heat island effect worsens, green spaces diminish, intensifying the suffering of low-income households. Vendors face extreme conditions just to earn a living, while wealthier residents enjoy cooler environments and resources. With only a narrow margin separating the two worlds, it's clear heat inequality is a pressing societal issue. This video shines a light on how climate impacts are deeply intertwined with socio-economic divides, questioning who truly benefits from Delhi’s urban planning. 📃Sources: ****** 🔍✍️Research: Mohit Priyadarshi:   / mohitprior   Veena Nair: https://x.com/veenanmnair14 ✂️🎛️Editing: Yash Vyas:  / yashvyas24   CharanTej:   / mograph.charantej   Aditya Chowdhury :   / infjt_me   Pankaj Kumar: www.linkedin.com/in/projectkeyframe Ujjwal Shukla:   / thats_ujjwalo0o   🎨Thumbnail : Aanchal Verma:   / aanchal_creates   ****** 🐦Twitter:   / mohakmangal   📷Instagram:   / mohak.mangal   👤Facebook:   / sochyoutube