On Labour Day, May 1, residents of Sunder Nagri, a working-class locality in East Delhi, unveiled a mural highlighting the challenges faced by daily wage workers during extreme heat. The mural, created from April 28 to April 30, features contributions from local artists Harit Gulia, Shipra Rani, and Manmauji, along with community members. It aims to raise awareness about the adverse effects of high temperatures on workers, such as factory laborers and construction workers, who struggle to perform their jobs safely in the heat. Abhishek, an 18-year-old local student, expressed the difficulties that his family faces due to the heat, emphasizing the need for public awareness. The project is part of Greenpeace's Delhi Rising campaign, advocating for government intervention to declare heatwaves a national emergency and improve working conditions. Community members, like Asha Rani, who has planted trees in local parks, hope that such initiatives will foster long-term change and provide relief from the oppressive heat. This mural adds to Delhi's growing collection of community art, emphasizing the importance of recognizing and supporting the labor that sustains the city.