Tata Bengal, hello Gujarat
Though the Nano project is yet to take root, realty players and even small time investors are already on a buying spree around the Sanand -Viramgram highway----------
Sahara Times (New Delhi)
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Tata Bengal, hello Gujarat
Though the Nano project is yet to take root, realty players and even small time investors are already on a buying spree around the Sanand -Viramgram highway
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Of Chorgalia and a river abused
Chorgalia is a small village at the foot of the rather less prominent Shivaliks in the Kumaon Himalayas, close to the city of Haldwani.
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Blame the barrage
Did the Kosi really change its course this time?
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Kosi's Fury
The fishes are gasping, not out of the water this time. Rather in the water itself!
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Are Delhiites going green?
The city government is on a tree planting drive ahead of the 2010 Commonwealth Games Urban Indians are realizing the problem that is staring at us and therefore concerted efforts are being made to turm the Capital green. After decades of reckless industrialization the environment is back on the nation's agenda," says Sunita Narain of the Centre for Science and Environment.
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Power Trade Off
The future of two hydel power plants is stalled in the wake of a stand off between two different NGOs contesting over its religious and developmental implications in the state.
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Tribals fight to save Niyamgiri
The huge bauxite deposits in Niyamgiri have led the Vedanta group to set up an alumina refinery at Lanjigarh, making the tribals apprehensive about their habitat
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India's water crisis is for real!
COCA COLA, which is at the centre of a raging water usage controversy in India, has for the first time admitted to the full gravity of the water problem surrounding its plants in the country. The US soft drinks MNC has announced that it would more than fully compensate for water drawn by its various bottling plants in the country.
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India's water crisis is for real!
COCA COLA, which is at the centre of a raging water usage controversy in India, has for the first time admitted to the full gravity of the water problem surrounding its plants in the country. The US soft drinks MNC has announced that it would more than fully compensate for water drawn by its various bottling plants in the country.