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Why Are E-Bikes The New Rage? Here Is Everything You Need To Know About Them
In the West, E-bikes have been changing the face of urban travel for decades now. With its electric-powered pedal assistance, it offers an eco-friendly and convenient commute. Well, India is not far behind and today there is a variety of e-bikes on offer. Let's delve deeper into them.
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Opinion | Why Does BJP Want A Change In Polling Date In Haryana?
The BJP's concern is that some voters may use the extended weekends for vacations, which could impact turnout. This situation highlights the growing inequality between urban and rural India.
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How Digital Payments Changed Consumer Behaviour, Revealed In Kearney Report
The surge in digital payments for online purchases has led to a permanent shift in the behaviour of consumers, a report by Kearney observed in its report titled, " How Urban India Pays" adding that even it is influencing offline transactions as well.
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17 Indian Cities Identified As Emerging Hot Spots For Real Estate: Report
Colliers says factors such as infrastructure development, digitization, tourism and changes in the office landscape will drive the next wave of urban growth, in its latest report
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What Is The Urban Heat Island Effect That's Making Metro Cities Hotter?
With the arrival of May, mercury is soaring in India's metropolitan cities. While the national capital, Delhi, recorded 33 degree Celsius followed by Mumbai at 34 degrees Celsius, both Chennai and Bengaluru stood at 37 degree Celsius each.
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Many Cities In US To Turn Ghost Town By 2100, Says Study
The study's authors noted that the significant decrease in population could pose unprecedented challenges, potentially resulting in disruptions to essential services such as transportation, clean water, electricity, and internet access.
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This Silent Hazard Is Lurking Underneath Major Global Cities
A new research from Northwestern University has connected underground climate change to the shifting earth underneath urban areas.
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"Urban Population To Double By 2047, Civic Bodies Should Adapt": Official
The country's urban population is likely to double by 2047 and existing structures of administration, planning and financing of urban bodies will have to adapt to changing times, the Centre's Smart City Project Mission Director Kunal Kumar said.
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Weight Loss Vs Fat Loss: What Is The Difference? Which One Is More Effective?
Is just losing weight enough or do we need to lose fat as well? Does losing fat translate into weight loss? Let's find the answer.
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India's Cities Won't Be Able To Cope With Urban Population Boom: Report
India is projected to see an explosion in its urban population in the coming decades, but its cities already cannot cope and climate change will make living conditions harsher still.
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"Urban Naxals Trying To Enter Gujarat In New Appearances": PM Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday said 'Urban Naxals' were trying to gain entry into Gujarat by changing their appearance, but the state will not allow them to destroy the lives of youth.
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Rishi Sunak Under Fire Over Boast He Moved Funding From Deprived Areas
Rishi Sunak, trailing in the two-horse race to replace British Prime Minister Boris Johnson, faced criticism on Friday for saying he had previously instigated policy changes to divert funding away from deprived urban areas.
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New-Gen Mahindra Scorpio vs Outgoing Mahindra Scorpio: Expected Changes
The 2022 Mahindra Scorpio will be bigger in dimensions with a larger footprint, will build up on its urban and muscular looks and will feel way more premium on the inside, boasting a completely new layout and laden with modern creature comforts.
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Ukraine's Anti-Tank Missiles Could See Russia Shift War Tactics
A flood of anti-tank missiles sent to Ukraine has potentially changed the course of the war, putting pressure on Russia to find enough capable troops for the grueling urban combat that is now more likely.
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PM Modi Calls For Higher Polling, Discussion On 'One Nation, One Election'
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday expressed concern over low voting percentage, especially in urban areas considered educated and prosperous, and said this should change in a vibrant democracy like India.
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Why Are E-Bikes The New Rage? Here Is Everything You Need To Know About Them
In the West, E-bikes have been changing the face of urban travel for decades now. With its electric-powered pedal assistance, it offers an eco-friendly and convenient commute. Well, India is not far behind and today there is a variety of e-bikes on offer. Let's delve deeper into them.
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Opinion | Why Does BJP Want A Change In Polling Date In Haryana?
The BJP's concern is that some voters may use the extended weekends for vacations, which could impact turnout. This situation highlights the growing inequality between urban and rural India.
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How Digital Payments Changed Consumer Behaviour, Revealed In Kearney Report
The surge in digital payments for online purchases has led to a permanent shift in the behaviour of consumers, a report by Kearney observed in its report titled, " How Urban India Pays" adding that even it is influencing offline transactions as well.
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17 Indian Cities Identified As Emerging Hot Spots For Real Estate: Report
Colliers says factors such as infrastructure development, digitization, tourism and changes in the office landscape will drive the next wave of urban growth, in its latest report
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What Is The Urban Heat Island Effect That's Making Metro Cities Hotter?
With the arrival of May, mercury is soaring in India's metropolitan cities. While the national capital, Delhi, recorded 33 degree Celsius followed by Mumbai at 34 degrees Celsius, both Chennai and Bengaluru stood at 37 degree Celsius each.
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Many Cities In US To Turn Ghost Town By 2100, Says Study
The study's authors noted that the significant decrease in population could pose unprecedented challenges, potentially resulting in disruptions to essential services such as transportation, clean water, electricity, and internet access.
-
This Silent Hazard Is Lurking Underneath Major Global Cities
A new research from Northwestern University has connected underground climate change to the shifting earth underneath urban areas.
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"Urban Population To Double By 2047, Civic Bodies Should Adapt": Official
The country's urban population is likely to double by 2047 and existing structures of administration, planning and financing of urban bodies will have to adapt to changing times, the Centre's Smart City Project Mission Director Kunal Kumar said.
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Weight Loss Vs Fat Loss: What Is The Difference? Which One Is More Effective?
Is just losing weight enough or do we need to lose fat as well? Does losing fat translate into weight loss? Let's find the answer.
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India's Cities Won't Be Able To Cope With Urban Population Boom: Report
India is projected to see an explosion in its urban population in the coming decades, but its cities already cannot cope and climate change will make living conditions harsher still.
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"Urban Naxals Trying To Enter Gujarat In New Appearances": PM Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday said 'Urban Naxals' were trying to gain entry into Gujarat by changing their appearance, but the state will not allow them to destroy the lives of youth.
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Rishi Sunak Under Fire Over Boast He Moved Funding From Deprived Areas
Rishi Sunak, trailing in the two-horse race to replace British Prime Minister Boris Johnson, faced criticism on Friday for saying he had previously instigated policy changes to divert funding away from deprived urban areas.
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New-Gen Mahindra Scorpio vs Outgoing Mahindra Scorpio: Expected Changes
The 2022 Mahindra Scorpio will be bigger in dimensions with a larger footprint, will build up on its urban and muscular looks and will feel way more premium on the inside, boasting a completely new layout and laden with modern creature comforts.
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Ukraine's Anti-Tank Missiles Could See Russia Shift War Tactics
A flood of anti-tank missiles sent to Ukraine has potentially changed the course of the war, putting pressure on Russia to find enough capable troops for the grueling urban combat that is now more likely.
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PM Modi Calls For Higher Polling, Discussion On 'One Nation, One Election'
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday expressed concern over low voting percentage, especially in urban areas considered educated and prosperous, and said this should change in a vibrant democracy like India.
