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Where aircraft go when they need a safe haven – or to die. As the Gulf war draws attention to ‘boneyards’, where does India stand?Wars, pandemics, and airspace closures have created a lucrative, if niche, global industry: Specialised airports, called aircraft boneyards...- Anand Mahindra discovers a Jurassic-era 'beauty' in India that feels frozen in time. 'Deserves a spot on every bucket list'Industrialist Anand Mahindra has highlighted the striking prehistoric rock formations along the Lyari riverbed in Kutch, Gujarat, calling t...
- For investors who can ignore volatility for next 1 year: 5 mid-caps from different sectors with upside potential of over 22%We live in uncertain times. The Nifty and Sensex are behaving like yo-yos, up one day and down the next. In such times, it is perhaps good ...
- Make yoga part of daily routine: PM Modi to peoplePrime Minister Narendra Modi has urged citizens to incorporate yoga into their daily routine ahead of the International Yoga Day. This year...
- Incredible and incredibly experiential India: Lessons to adapt to an evolving travel ethosAs the world emerges from the pandemic and the travel bug is revived - perhaps with greater fervour owing to modern social media discourse ...
- Gujarat: Bhuj yearns for planned industrialisation without disturbing ecology"There are several research papers where we have pointed out these fault lines. After 2010, the ministry of sciences allotted us various pr...
- Exit the dragon: Can renaming the dragon fruit as kamalam help popularise the pretty but bland fruit?An ingenious attempt has been made by some to brand passion fruit as Krishnaphal in India. Another ongoing attempt that might be more succe...
- Books, movies, biz & life lessons: Harsh Goenka, Anita Dongre and other top bosses do a 2019 #ReUpThe industry leaders also revealed their resolutions for 2020.
- Natural history museums must now tell more about climate change, biodiversity and human-wildlife coexistenceThe fires in Delhi and Kolkata have been traumatic, but if they can shake museum curators away from the old displays, they might still serv...
- Is government’s approach to solar, in the wake of the promise it made in Paris last week, sustainable?India is bullish on solar energy, with prime minister Narendra Modi keen to replicate his Gujarat success across India to reduce the impact...
- India faces severe water crisis: Solve major disputes, clean rivers on priorityFrom water-sharing conflicts to failed clean-up attempts to interlinking, India's rivers could do with some farsighted management.
- Asiatic lion's abode set for Unesco leapThe proposal for the World Heritage Site status for Gir and Girnar could make it the county's first to be on both cultural and nature site ...
- Sailing through: Business in GujaratTimes are bad and have been bad for about a year now - this everyone knows. Businesses in Gujarat have also borne the brunt of the recessio...
- Don't miss the Rann Utsav in Gujarat from Dec 11Party animals from Delhi and Mumbai can take heart. The Rann Utsav is going to happen from December 11 to 14, 2008 in Gujarat.
- Don't miss the Rann Utsav in Gujarat from Dec 11Prakash Dubey was drawn once again to the spectacular autumn colours spreading like a delicate russet blush across Finland.
- Icrier report fails to take larger picture into accountThe ICRIER report on the impact of organised retailing on the unorganised sector in India is a brilliant example of the use of research to ...
- Can Green buildings save India from going grey?A layman is very likely to show little interest in a speech or a discussion on green buildings. But, when the same person learns that there...
- Legends by the seaBesides visiting many astounding temples, Kalyani Shankar saw for herself that the sunken city of Dwarka in Gujarat isn’t a myth.
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