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For Amdavadi’s to walk and cycle, it needs more than footpaths, tracks

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By paul john
| Outliers: A TOI+ series
Ahmedabad: Ahmedabad has cycle tracks and footpaths, but parked vehicles, street vendors and poor utilisation often defeat their purpose. Now, a study involving 1,523 commuters has quantified what it would take to persuade Amdavadis to ditch their vehicles and embrace walking or cycling. The yet-to-be-peer-reviewed research paper, published on Elsevier’s SSRN platform, examines the factors influencing the intention to choose non-motorised transport (NMT) in Ahmedabad.
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Added glucose found in nearly 50% of mawa samples, including Ahmedabad’s

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By paul john
| Outliers: A TOI+ series
Ahmedabad: As Amdavadis celebrate Navratri and Diwali waits radiantly on the horizon, sweet shops across Ahmedabad are registering blockbuster sales, but concerns about adulteration are creeping onto the city’s festive platter. A new study has found that nearly half of the commercial mawa samples collected across central Gujarat contained added glucose, while several tested positive for chemical neutralisers and failed to meet minimum fat standards.
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‘Pirana spews 38,000 tonnes of methane into air each year’

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By paul john
| Outliers: A TOI+ series
Ahmedabad : Every day, around 4,000 metric tonnes of Ahmedabad’s garbage reaches Pirana, the 22-metre-high mountain of waste that has been growing on the city’s south-western edge since the 1980s. While the garbage remains visible, what escapes from it is not — but satellites operated by European and Japanese space agencies have now measured Pirana’s methane emissions with unprecedented precision.
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