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Slumdogs no more: Can tycoons take the Mumbai Model to other cities?India's top business tycoons like Ambani and Adani are shifting focus from city outskirts to redeveloping Mumbai's older housing and slum a...- Dharavi project to follow Singapore and Hong Kong housing development model: Devendra FadnavisMumbai's Dharavi Redevelopment Project will mirror Singapore and Hong Kong's modern housing. The first phase aims for completion by March 2...
- Norwegian man, who was abandoned by parents in India and grew up in Mumbai slum, reveals the number one lesson he learned: ‘I will never say no…’A Norwegian man named Lasse Lund recounts his childhood spent homeless on the streets of Mumbai. He details surviving as a tourist guide wi...
- 'You won't feel like you're in office': Indian professional shows inside peek of Sweden office, ignites India vs European work debateAn Indian professional in Sweden shared a video showcasing a European corporate office, highlighting open workspaces, relaxation areas, and...
- India is also tech hub, 4th largest economy: RSS Gen Secy dismisses common American perception about IndiaRashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh General Secretary Dattatreya Hosabale highlighted India's status as a tech hub and the world's fourth-largest e...
- Dharavi Redevelopment Project ropes in global urban planners, designers for masterplanThe joint venture, Dharavi Redevelopment Project (DRPPL), said on Monday it was partnering with architect Hafeez Contractor who has done ma...
- Travel company offering Slum Walking Tour in Delhi for Rs 1,200. Netizens furiousTripadvisor has started a "New Delhi Slum Walking Tour" that aims to show the lives of the poor. Those who are interested have to shell out...
- Developers, architects should be ashamed of creating slums: Ratan TataTata, who always wanted to be an architect, said builders and architects have built vertical slums which have neither adequate fresh air, h...
- Covid crisis in slums should be a wake up call for Mumbai, says Ratan TataMumbai's slums have emerged as hotbeds for Covid-19, and is adding to the rising cases of infections in the city. With Dharavi already in t...
- CSR spending on environment, women empowerment declined in 2015-16Under CSR act, companies need to spend at least 2% of its average net profit for the immediately preceding three financial years on corpora...
- Music streaming platform Saavn launches 'Artist Originals'With AO, Saavn is the first streaming company to conceptualise, produce and distribute new music with independent artists in India.
- Startups such as Padhaaro and SeekSherpa offering micro tours, local attractions to touristsPadhaaro, Tushky.com and SeekSherpa offer micro tours, cuisines and hobby activities for tourists across the country, by crowdsourcing loca...
- Slum redevelopment a CSR activity: Ministry of Corporate AffairsSlum-redevelopment, road safety awareness & consumer protection services will be treated as CSR activities, according to clarifications iss...
- Tour companies cash in on rising tourist interest in DharaviVisitors, all over the world, are looking for different experiences, & the number of takers for the Dharavi experience appears to be growin...
- Why Delhi is a city of extremesDelhi's per capita annual income is thrice the national average. However, nearly half of its people live in slums and unauthorised colonies.
- The humble or neglected origins of much of the world cultureIronical, that something called a world war should have become an instrument to spread forms of modern world culture, particularly among th...
- Dialogue of culturesIn a case of inspiring curation, curators Sophie Duplaix and Fabrice Bousteau have taken the best of Indian art to Centre Pompidou in Paris.
- Imagining IndiaSaas-bahu soap has turned out to be a big hit in Brazil.
- 'Slumdog Millionaire' protests in India don't subsideDanny Boyle's 'Slumdog Millionaire' is a hit abroad, but in India, protesters have taken to the streets to attack the film.
- Foreign hands building IndiaTime was when there was only the occasional eruption of concrete. Today, India's skyline is a work in progress.
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