This is a key moment for Delhi as the next Master Plan (2021-2041) is being formulated. Experience from previous plans has shown that the planning process is undemocratic and non-participatory which makes the final plan divergent from ground realities and not reflective of people's needs. A vast majority of people not only lack a say in the way the city is planned but are viewed as lesser contributors to the city whose needs are therefore never recognized. We believe that all residents of Delhi have a right to be heard and to be part of envisioning our collective urban future. It is our aim to make the process of planning more representative and accessible to all by enabling wide-ranging public discussions on what kind of city and plan the people of Delhi want. Through public meetings and media, it is our aim to make the city engage with its own development visions. We aim to speak about the whole city and claim full share for all those excluded from the current imagination of urbanization including the urban poor who are city-makers involved in diverse livelihoods, the homeless and the majority living in poor and insecure housing and all those identities like women, sexual and religious minorities who are considered lesser urban citizens.