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In 2022, researchers began work on a 3/4-mile Cherry Creek restoration in Pennsylvania. 4 years later, the stream has better habitat, cleaner water and healthier floodplains nowA restoration project along a three-quarter-mile section of Cherry Creek at TNC’s Blakeslee Preserve in northeastern Pennsylvania began in ...- Errors in ITR filing: Users report AIS, portal login, e-payment of tax errors; here's how to fix themChartered accountants are facing difficulties accessing the ITR e-filing portal, particularly during peak hours, leading to frustration and...
- From Golf Course to water course: Why Millennium City Gurgaon turns into mini Venice after a few hours of rain?Gurugram faced severe flooding after a four-hour downpour, paralysing roads and stranding commuters. The city's infrastructure crumbled due...
- Mumbai’s mega money, mini drains: Why the flooding never stopsMumbai, India's financial hub, is grappling with increased flooding due to early monsoon arrival and extreme rainfall, breaking a 107-year ...
- Mystery drone swarms breach US military airspace—and Washington is unpreparedMysterious drone swarms over key US military sites have raised serious security concerns. Former NORAD chief Glen VanHerck warns that Ameri...
- Shipping costs soar in wake of Red Sea attacksMarine war risk premiums have soared around fiftyfold since before the war, to as high as 1% of the value of the ship, although about 0.7% ...
- Return-to-office is a $1.3 trillion problem few have figured outThe return to office work after the pandemic varies across continents and cultures. Asian and European workers have largely returned to off...
- Tree logs in Himachal's flooded rivers raise concernHimachal Pradesh state in northern India is experiencing heavy monsoon rain, flash floods, mudslides, and landslides with logs, trees, and ...
- How to spend 36 hours in Buenos Aires, ArgentinaThe afterglow of Argentina's 2022 World Cup victory remains - a spiritual salve for many still suffering from the country's yearslong infla...
- View: How is India living its 'technology moment'?It is increasingly being acknowledged that India’s affordability-driven technological solutions across sectors generate positive externalit...
- This is what happens when globalization breaks downThe largest multinational retailers like Amazon and Walmart have responded to the convulsions in the supply chain by chartering their own c...
- Luxurious quarantine: Rich travellers are self-isolating in five-star resorts, beachside suites & private islandsSome outliers are sheltering in place, exactly where they were, when the Covid-19 outbreak happened.
- Day 2 of Mumbai rains: Here's what is going on in maximum cityFinancial capital of India, Mumbai is reeling under heavy rains that has thrown the normal life out of gear. Here are the latest developmen...
- Kejriwal-led Delhi government launches 24X7 helpline to register waterlogging complaintsThe move came after two days of rain exposed poor drainage system of the city, causing knee-deep waterlogging in some areas.
- BJP’s minority problem to continue in Rajya SabhaUPA, which too had limited strength, tots up to 102 members, including 10 members nominated by President during its tenure.
- Heavy downpour causes water-logging, traffic snarls in DelhiMassive traffic jams due to water-logging were reported in several areas like Dhaula Kuan, ITO, South Extension, Janakpuri and Okhla.
- Luxury travel boom: Ultra HNIs splurging on exotic and exclusive localesExotic and exclusive is clearly the mantra for the UHNIs, of which there were some 7,730 last year, according to global wealth intelligence...
- Ice broken on defence clearance to KG-D6, 6 blocks: Veerappa MoilyDefence Ministry has declared 7 blocks including RIL's KG-D6 which has been in production since September 2008
- 'Climate change is a good business opportunity'Prof Hulme talks to Narayani Ganesh about why there is so much disagreement on climate change.
- Extension in trading hours may make brokers' lives harderNow traders will have to begin their regular meetings at 7.30 am and continue up to 8.00 pm, and probably even beyond. The journey of Rakes...
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