Urban immobility threatens
The last horse-drawn tonga went off Delhi
B G Verghese
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Urban immobility threatens
The last horse-drawn tonga went off Delhi
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Solutions unbound
Besides being largely impractical, the land for land approach to the rehabilitation debate is patronising, to say the least
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Anything for water
There is increasing likelihood that by the early 21st century, water and not energy will claim the primary focus of world attention. There are substitutes for energy other than depleting fossil fuels
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Land is not enough for rehabilitation
CIVILISATIONS have grown by clearing jungles, draining swamps and reclaiming deserts to produce more food, build cities, mine the earth, establish a variety of infrastructure and develop industry.
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Disappointing and poorly done
There is no merit in the Morse committee's philosophy which can be summed up as 'do nothing till you've done everything'