November 2012 Archives by subject
Starting: Thu Nov 1 00:19:07 IST 2012
Ending: Fri Nov 30 00:34:05 IST 2012
Messages: 21
- [Urbanstudy] A policy for cycle rickshaws.
Kabir Khan
- [Urbanstudy] Bangalore among top polluted megacities in the world: study
Deb Ranjan Sinha
- [Urbanstudy] BBC News - A tale of two Patnas, thousands of miles apart
Deb Ranjan Sinha
- [Urbanstudy] BBC News - Madhav Chavan wins education 'Nobel prize'
Deb Ranjan Sinha
- [Urbanstudy] BBC News - Why Delhi has again become a gas chamber
Deb Ranjan Sinha
- [Urbanstudy] BBC News - Why Delhi has again become a gas chamber
Sarath Guttikunda
- [Urbanstudy] CAG Performance Audit on JNNURM
Vinay Baindur
- [Urbanstudy] Chintan's new study, in the context of the current debate on waste
Bharati Chaturvedi
- [Urbanstudy] Critical Planning 20 - Call for Papers - The Future
Critical Planning Journal
- [Urbanstudy] CSH-CPR Urban Workshop Series No 34
Arkaja Singh
- [Urbanstudy] designing the 'ideal city' with daniel libeskind
sumandro
- [Urbanstudy] Discussion with C S Lakshmi on archives, access, infrastructure and future
Zainab Bawa
- [Urbanstudy] Fwd: (indiaclimatejustice) Are pedestrians fooling around?
Kabir Khan
- [Urbanstudy] Fwd: (indiaclimatejustice) Dusty, Dusty Cities & Infrastructure development
Kabir Khan
- [Urbanstudy] Goodbye, urban oasis: The end of the “gated community” dream
Vinay Baindur
- [Urbanstudy] Harvard Univeristy seeks Kumbh Research Coordinator
namita
- [Urbanstudy] International Symposium on Urbanism Spirituality & Well Being, Cambridge Mass / Harvard Divinity School
Prem Chandavarkar
- [Urbanstudy] Monitor urban renewal mission properly, CAG tells Centre
Vinay Baindur
- [Urbanstudy] national urban online database | mint
sumandro
- [Urbanstudy] Research position, Bangalore - application deadline extended
Carol Upadhya
- [Urbanstudy] the science, technology and innovation policy (draft) 2012 | open for comments till 22nd nov 2012
sumandro
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