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Ikea India plans to set up 25 stores by 2025, investing Rs10,500 crore. Photo: Bloomberg

Sun, Feb 11 2018. 01 19 PM IST

Ikea opens distribution centre in Pune, to invest Rs750 crore in Maharashtra

Ikea India has opened a 2.3 lakh sq ft distribution centre in Pune, on leased land and has pumped in Rs100 crore into this

S.S. Mundra is completes his three-year term as RBI deputy governor in July-end. Photo: Abhijit Bhatlekar/Mint

Sun, Jul 23 2017. 11 38 AM IST

Interview for RBI deputy governor post on 29 July

A search panel is scheduled to interview short-listed candidates on 29 July to find a successor for RBI deputy governor S.S. Mundra

The Louis Kahn Plaza. Photographs courtesy IIM-A

Fri, Jun 16 2017. 03 44 PM IST

Louis Kahn: The man who listened to the bricks

Louis Kahn, one of the finest modern architects, designed the IIM-A campus in 1974. As it undergoes restoration, a writer recounts the experience of living there and revisits the architect who envisioned it

The Adalaj step well, built in 1499 by the king Mohammed Begda. Photographs by Maniyarasan Rajendren

Sat, Jun 20 2015. 12 31 AM IST

Finding moisture in a dry city

Across the Sabarmati, in the heart of the old city in Ahmedabad, there is respite from the dryness of the new

Photo: Pradeep Gaur/Mint

Wed, Apr 22 2015. 12 31 AM IST

Managing politics of urban planning

Urban planning in India seems to have caused more problems than it has solved.

Bimal Patel says the big task now is to figure out how urban planning can be made to work with markets instead of against them. Photo: Mint.

Mon, Jan 12 2015. 01 16 AM IST

Bimal Patel | How to make urban planning work

CEPT University president says urban planning must be market-oriented, so that spatial growth is aligned with economic growth

Cost burden: A file photo of the National Law School of India University in Bangalore. Over a period of five years, the institute’s costs have jumped by almost 160%. Hemant Mishra/Mint

Thu, Apr 26 2012. 08 29 PM IST

Funding crunch looms over Indian law schools

Funding crunch looms over Indian law schools

Photo: Vijay Soneji/Mint

Thu, Dec 15 2011. 09 06 PM IST

Ahmedabad riverfront to open as displaced await new homes

Ahmedabad riverfront to open as displaced await new homes

Changing the law: The scene near a Tata Motors Ltd plant in Singur in 2008. Experts say compulsory land acquisition in India isn’t sufficiently sensitive to the idea that India is a democracy. Prashan

Thu, Aug 06 2009. 10 03 PM IST

Making acquisitions more sensitive

Making acquisitions more sensitive

Policy dilemma: (above) A farmer at work against a backdrop of industrial construction at Baddi in Himachal Pradesh (Harikrishna Katragadda / Mint); and a signboard for the upcoming SEZ in Noida (Rame

Thu, Aug 06 2009. 12 47 AM IST

IDFC Report | Land acquisition and legislative lapses

IDFC Report | Land acquisition and legislative lapses

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