Urbanisation
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Will leave no stone unturned to make India a global investment destination, says PM Modi
Scroll Staff
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Meet the young engineer who gave up his plush job to revive wetlands in Greater Noida
Shweta Thakur Nanda
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Photos: In rapidly urbanising Bhutan, abandoned houses haunt villages
Dawa Gyelmo
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Mussoorie and Darjeeling are among 13 Himalayan towns facing imminent water crisis
Disha Shetty, IndiaSpend.com
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In a rapidly urbanising India, here’s how you can revive the dwindling bee population
Kartik Chandramouli
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Why are Indian cities taking longer to cool down than their surrounding areas?
Sahana Ghosh
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Does Delhi’s land pooling plan give owners a better deal than similar schemes in other cities?
Vijayta Lalwani
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Opinion: Why India must shift its lens from ‘population control’ to ‘population development’
Devender Singh
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Data analysis: Government’s flagship schemes for urban development have fallen far short of targets
Alison Saldanha, IndiaSpend.com
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An Ebola-like virus called Mengla has been found in China
Muhammad Munir, The Conversation
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Have Ola and Uber eased India’s traffic problems or made them much, much worse?
Harini Nagendra
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Can China’s Xiong’an New Area really live up to its billing as the ‘city of the future’?
Li Jing
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Latin America has lessons for the world on how to tackle income inequality
Alice Evans, The Conversation
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Infernal cities: Like London in a bygone age, Delhi has turned into the site of nightmares
Ipsita Chakravarty
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Sponges, urban forests, air corridors: How nature can help countries keep cool as the world gets hot
Astrid Zweynert
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Lab notes: Districts with higher urbanisation have are more prone to cholera in their rural areas
Sunderarajan Padmanabhan
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Indira canteens are strikingly similar to Amma canteens, but will they work equally well?
Vinita Govindarajan
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Urbanisation and encroachments have made 24 monuments disappear, says Centre
Scroll Staff
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Photos: In just one generation, Mumbai has forgotten that it has four rivers
Aakash Karkare
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India’s rapidly growing cities are eating into wetlands – at their own peril
Omair Ahmad