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    Kazakh capital Astana stands tall as the leading city of Eurasia

    Kazakhstan’s capital, Astana, celebrated its 26th anniversary on July 6, marking a significant milestone in the country's history and development. Recognized by UNESCO as the City of Peace in 1999, Astana has experienced rapid growth as a free economic zone, becoming a key Eurasian city. Known for its mix of European and Asian influences, the city is a major diplomatic hub and tourist destination, bolstered by the International Specialized Exhibition EXPO 2017. Astana's dynamic skyline reflects its continuous transformation and commitment to sustainable development.

    Metal thieves are stripping America's cities

    Los Angeles' 6th Street Bridge, known as the "Ribbon of Light," is now dark at night, and stretches of the busy 405 freeway and dozens of street blocks across the city are also affected. Thieves have been stripping copper wire from thousands of streetlights and selling it to scrap metal recyclers for cash. The blacked-out lights pose safety hazards to drivers and pedestrians and cost cities millions to repair.

    GST inclusion may double natural gas demand in seven years: Sanjay Kumar, GAIL

    We are also hearing this that the excise duty on CNG may be considered for rationalisation by government because the other tax that is there on CNG is basically state VAT.

    Top 8 markets warehousing supply to grow 13-14% on year in FY25

    The industrial and warehouse logistics park supply in India's major markets is set to grow by 13-14% in 2024-25, reaching 424 million sq ft. Absorption rates are expected to rise, supported by e-commerce expansion and government focus on manufacturing. Grade A warehouse stock to increase by 19-20%, with stable credit profiles for operators.

    Tata Realty & Infra secures loan worth Rs 825 crore from IFC

    This financing is a part of Tata Realty's broader commitment to advance its sustainability efforts and elevate the standard of green commercial spaces across India.

    Things can be quite tame in the great wildlife

    The author humorously reflects on various encounters with wildlife, expressing mixed feelings towards pandas, noting their laziness and reproductive challenges despite being endangered. The narrative extends to underwhelming experiences with animals in various settings: from a lackluster safari in Kruger Park to a quest for man-eating tigers in Sundarbans.

    The Economic Times
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