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Twenty22
Twenty22 stands for the year 2022 when India will be 75 years old.The story of a young and energetic nation on the move,having her foundation in an ancient civilisation.From a glorious past to a glorious future.Our flag's Orange colour symbolizes courage and sacrifice, White stands for peace and truth, Green is for faith and chivalry and Blue represents the color of the sky and the ocean. The central motif is a Chakra, or Buddhist spinning wheel. The 24 spokes of the wheel correspond with the 24 hours of the day, implying that there is life in movement and death in stagnation.
A Scrapbook chronicling the magic of the present moment as the Winds of Change sweeps across INDIA,BHARAT,HINDUSTAN-The World's Largest Democracy.The Making of India which hopefully will have heartwarming stories of growth and development... on the lines of Chicken Soup for the Soul..ooops..err Rasam for the Hindustani Aatma. Jai Hind.
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April
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- CAGs report on Maharashtra
- Of food inflation and poverty
- Of tele - density and GDP growth rate
- 2011 Monsoon forecast
- Car Sales Lose Steam
- Of FIIs and infra bonds....
- 1,676-cr car unit planned near Pune
- Pakistan talks trade
- US Ambassador to India quits
- The TAPI gas pipeline
- The NAC on graft
- Mumbai's Eastern Freeway update
- A helping hand
- Of stiff competition
- Laid to rest
- The PAC report on the 2G scam
- India - the Super Antagonist
- Kolkata turns out in force
- MTHL update
- Of decicated freight corridors
- 12th Plan
- The Shiv Nadar University
- Jaitapur nuke project is on
- Honda , Toyota cut output in India
- Silver breaches 75k mark
- MTHL techno study
- US brands ISI a terror group
- Japan wants review of N-deal with India
- Sena gives Maha CM bypoll walkover
- Dhaka seeks restoration of ’65 rail links
- 100 months of the Delhi Metro
- PMO denies secret talks with Pak army
- Somewhere in Puttaparthi....
- Gurgaon gets The Oberoi
- BIA will now become Kempegowda airport
- March inflation surges to 8.98%
- Gujarat is top investment destination :ASSOCHAM
- Nirmohi Akhara severs VHP ties
- Binayak Sen
- Skills for India
- Battle for Bengal begins
- Mumbai's coastal roads update
- Somewhere in New Delhi....
- India-Kazakh N-deal inked
- BRTS set to expand in Ahmedabad
- It's World Heritage Day
- Somewhere in Mumbai....
- Chennai Metro update
- Tatas plan major investment in the country
- Panchayat polls in Kashmir
- NPCIL orders more safety steps
- Voter turnout
- Ahmedabad BRTS gets global acclaim
- China vaguely backs India's UNSC bid
- CWG : Shunglu Committee report
- Controversial NDM-1
- Motown FY 2011
- A new telecom policy in the making
- The Garland freeway
- Pune gets Fire & Ice on a day
- Delhi Metro snippets
- Government to issue biometric PAN card
- Somewhere in Tamil Nadu....
- A dry Yamuna threatens the Taj
- Somewhere in Bangalore....
- Garudeshwar weir project gets go-ahead
- Industrial growth slows to 3.6%
- Assam Polls Phase 2 today
- Hospitality snapshot
- India yet to ratify UN pact against graft
- Of old men & Amul babies
- Jamiat calls for all party meet in Kashmir
- Drones
- Navi Mumbai Metro update
- IPL Season 4
- Coffee Export Jumps 60%
- MMRDA to get MTHL
- Gujarat Census 2011 :Snapshotz
- Somewhere in Vizag....
- GPS chips to be must in vehicle plates
- Somewhere in Punjab & Haryana....
- The Contra view
- NRN on corruption
- Thane - Kurla tracks set to open
- Ralegan Siddhi
- Somewhere in Kashmir....
- The Lokpal bill snippets
- How the deadlock was broken
- Kaiga N-reactor shut after smoke alarm
- Rigid Labour Laws
- It's now JPC v PAC
- Of Indian multinationals....
- India added 20 mn mobile users in Feb
- Our polluted cities
- Somewhere in Bangalore....
- Of India & IT spending
- Karnataka Census 2011 :Snapshotz
- Somewhere in Madhya Pradesh....
- ADB lowers India’s GDP to 8.2%
- Mahindra Satyam cleans up litigation
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1 comment:
Slow growth in Delhi is mainly attributed to introduction of new hubs outside delhi - noida, gurgaon, faridabad and gaziabad. Over the last 10 years, these hubs have arrested the major part of new business. I think to analyse the trends - one should look at total NCR as a single composite.
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