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Is bird-tourism possible in Gujarat?

The state needs to do some homework to protect and have what it intends to sell!
Section: Analysis  | Monday, January 30, 2012 15:51 IST

Holy cow! 33 crore insults at every step!

There is something that binds most of the Indian families across the country, irrespective of linguistic, geographical, cultural and regional divide.
Section: Analysis  | Sunday, December 18, 2011 10:39 IST

DNA Ahmedabad: 4 of innovation for our readers

World over newspaper readership is declining. But India bucks the trend. Your DNA hopes to do it much better, with your help.
Section: Analysis  | Tuesday, November 1, 2011 14:47 IST

Hey Ram! 'Modi'fied experiments with truth

Brace up for some new results to emerge from the political laboratory of Gujarat.
Section: Analysis  | Saturday, September 17, 2011 14:54 IST

Who will join the Main Narendra Modi Hoon chorus?

No piece of cake for Modi on his 61st birthday, but a cakewalk over primetime!
Section: India  | Friday, September 16, 2011 12:36 IST

Relax Yeddyurappa! Gujarat politicians too are in the same boat!

In Gujarat, entire coastline of Saurashtra has been eroded and gobbled by the rival gangs from Porbandar and its adjacent areas.
Section: Analysis  | Friday, July 29, 2011 19:52 IST

Shyam Parekh: Will ‘Vaave Gujarat’ cover loss of green cover?

A simple yardstick to know whether we are still a third world country or an actually developing country is to see how our government and the society on the whole react to environmental issues.
Section: Analysis  | Friday, July 29, 2011 19:49 IST

Real threat to environment is increasing population

Sunday, June 5, was World Environment Day. A day when polyester-fibre ribbons were cut and bulky books and reports using bleached fine stationery and funds from international agencies launched in CFC-using air conditioned wood-panelled halls
Section: India  | Wednesday, June 8, 2011 3:45 IST

Trade is peanuts, but of value: Ethiopian PM

Ethiopian prime minister Meles Zenawi invited Indian investors to Ethiopia, pointing out that some 300 million hectares of land is available.
Section: India  | Thursday, May 26, 2011 1:16 IST

David Headley ‘confirms’ suspicions about ISI

The Headley trial and confessions in Chicago court have only confirmed India’s fears about the close association of the ISI with terrorist organisations, said a senior government functionary, who is accompanying the prime minister, on Wednesday.
Section: India  | Thursday, May 26, 2011 0:18 IST
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