d

It’s good ‘office times’ for Bengaluru

The buoyant office market of Bangalore quite makes up for the lukewarm residential segment, according to findings.




d

How green is my building

In the wake of the conference on building sustainability, architect Minni Sastry of TERI speaks to RANJANI GOVIND on the emerging thoughts relevant to the industry




d

Improve quality of indoor air

Outdoor air pollutants are impacting the indoor environment and builders have to take remedial measures, says M.A. Siraj




d

Grey to gold

Use a three-compartment overhead tank to treat greywater.




d

Don’t trash them

Here’s how to give used wrapping paper, scrapbooks and old newspapers new life, says Teja Lele Desai




d

In times of distress

It is only through community action can we tackle water shortage.




d

The commodification of water

Water purification systems in cities and villages may look attractive but do they actually benefit the needy?




d

Green dream a reality now

Chennai-based green building consultant Sumitra Vasudevan gives tips on how to ensure your home has a low carbon footprint.




d

Beyond planting a tree

What is the significance of Earth Day and why does one have to celebrate it? Chandrashekar Hariharan of BCIL, an active associate of IGBC, shares a few points with Ranjani Govind




d

Design to beat the heat

Keeping the air conditioner on for long will only create heat islands, says Sathya Prakash Varanashi




d

How a city deals with water

Water flows through streams and channels and forms a distinct part of the urban landscape of Tehran.




d

Towards healthier living

Invest in a green home for long-term benefits, says Arvind Jain




d

Does solar make sense?

Experts tell us why the country’s solar revolution needs the involvement of developers and not just a few enthusiastic individuals




d

The art of dispensing water

Water-ATMs are becoming the rage all over the country. A look at the mechanism.




d

Studying the ‘real’ pulse

Where is the Bengaluru market heading to? What are the factors that could help bring down the unsold inventory?




d

Alternatives and affordability

Each housing project has to be site-specific, culturally appropriate and climatically conforming.




d

Guidelines for green urbanisation

The Ministry of Urban Development has proposed environmental guidelines for construction projects in urban areas. Nidhi Adlakha reports




d

Power from wind and sun

Human activities are rapidly depleting non-renewable energy sources; therefore hybrid energy has emerged as a viable alternative




d

Typecasting eco-ideas

Important public buildings ignore the time-tested lessons of sustainability found in local architecture. By SATHYA PRAKASH VARANASHI




d

Why we need lane discipline

Stick to the left lane when making a turn, even in smaller lanes




d

The management of sludge

There is a need for building bye-laws to insist on a range of on-plot sanitation as mandatory, depending on the location and the groundwater table.




d

Top destinations

Panathur-Varthur & Thanisandra set to see price appreciation of 61% & 55% respectively by 2020




d

Site and foresight

If people could design, build and live happily as per site contexts for thousands of years, why do we need to destroy the rules of nature today?




d

Visit a wetland, please

Wetlands harbour a tremendous biodiversity of plants and animals, and are also called the “kidneys of the world” because they clean up water as a natural function.




d

Say ‘no’ to joints and mortars

It would lead to lesser material consumption, zero wastage, faster construction and better aesthetics




d

Rammed earth on the roof

There is no dearth of ideas in construction, only of implementation, says Sathya Prakash Varanashi




d

Style and substance, from waste

Many architects with green ideologies have converted waste to usable construction material, some of it in the most innovative manner.




d

Becoming nature-friendly, voluntarily

We should not wait for rules and regulations to save the earth from depradation. By Sathya Prakash Varanashi




d

Ferrari's Leclerc fined for swearing

Stewards at the Brazilian race summoned Leclerc on Friday, acting on a report from the governing FIA's media delegate and after reviewing a written transcript.




d

Could Maini be India's next F1 driver?

India could finally have a driver on the F1 grid after 13 long years.




d

Gunning for a slice of billion-dollar defence contracts 

How a college project birthed a bootstrapped manufacturer of components for the armed forces 




d

The pros and cons of spouses teaming up as co-founders

How do married co-founders navigate the personal and professional ties at work




d

Balrampur Chini hopes success of polylactic acid plant will be sweet

In conversation with Avantika Saraogi, ED, and Stefan Barot, President, Chemicals Division, Balrampur Chini Mills




d

A sporty knock from India Inc

A growing crop of corporates are making serious investments in sports and beginning to reap the rewards, too




d

Investing with no fear, no greed

Venture capital firm Fundamentum sees growth opportunity in India’s digital transformation




d

Soft skills are most in demand

Why headhunters go for traits like leadership, communication, and emotional intelligence




d

How ‘priority sector’ status can rev up Jan Dhan banking

How regulation can nudge private banks to promote financial inclusion




d

October decisions on ‘assisted dying’ for terminally ill

India, UK to legislate on allowing patients this choice




d

Cold plunges, hot saunas, smoothies, and fasting

Fitness regimen on the go




d

The delicate balance in doctor-patient interaction

How clear communication and accountability in healthcare can significantly improve patient outcomes




d

Unlocking renewable energy from industrial waste: Biogas production from spent wash

It is a sustainable solution for industrial waste management and renewable energy generation




d

RNT: Judging a leader’s true nature

How Ratan Tata’s bold nature is evidenced by his enterprise moves




d

From agri waste to industrial raw material

altM is developing alternatives to mined materials and petrochemicals 




d

As India’s installed solar capacity crosses 90GW, a look at the journey 

Sun-sational growth: In September, India’s installed solar power capacity reached 90,762 MW. Given the current rate of monthly capacity additions, there is little doubt that installed capacity will exceed 100 GW in 2024-25.




d

Carbon credits to boost incomes of Jharkhand village farmers 

The Birsa Harit Gram project serves as a potential model for agro-forestry, which is gaining ground because the buyers of carbon credits prefer — pay a premium — for credits based on Nature Based Solution, as opposed to offsetting projects like renewable energy or projects like carbon capture.




d

A doctor-AI collab for detailed, patient consultations

Jivi.ai taps GenAI to optimise available medical resources and widen healthcare access




d

Aggregated customer power

User-friendly financial services are a click away with account aggregators




d

The last thing business founders need is a wasteful public spat

As entrepreneurship explodes in India, we need more iconic founders who not only build sustainable firms but also retain their humility




d

Investing in companies with ‘indicorn’ potential

Titan Capital backs seed-stage companies with potential to reach ₹100 crore revenue within five years




d

Idukki project leapfrogs ‘endangered’ list

Local enthusiasts pitch in to bring amphibian species back from the brink of extinction