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Sustainable Low-Carbon Construction: Building for a More Responsible Future

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By Deeksha Sharma
| WriteUp Cafe
The construction industry has a major role to play in shaping a more sustainable future. Buildings and infrastructure require large amounts of raw materials, energy and transportation, while construction activities can generate significant waste and carbon emissions. As the demand for environmentally responsible development grows, the focus is shifting towards methods and materials that can reduce the overall environmental impact of projects.
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Unique Blend of Tourism & Community Action Is Saving a Centuries-Old Tree in Tamil Nadu

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By Deeksha Sharma
| Better India
It is this remarkable relationship between people and the tree that has earned the Palmyra its name as Tamil Nadu’s “Tree of Life”. Under the bright sun of Tamil Nadu’s coastal plains, tall silhouettes of Palmyra trees rise against the sky, their fan-shaped leaves swaying gently in the wind. For centuries, these trees have stood quietly along village edges, near ponds, and across fields — watching generations grow up around them. At dawn, climbers scale their towering trunks to collect sweet sap.
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Following Imtiaz Ali’s Highway Into The Heart Of India

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By Deeksha Sharma
| Travel + Leisure Southeast Asia Verified
When I first watched the film Highway in 2014, I felt a map unfold within me—one that led to places I hadn’t yet imagined visiting. Every romantic soul knows that Imtiaz Ali is a great storyteller, with a rare ability to touch the corners of our hearts. He doesn’t tell you what to feel or how to live; he opens a space for you to notice, to question, to love, and to embrace the contradictions of life.
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