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India’s Modi pushes to streamline sale of farmland for development
Washington Post Modi’s proposals eliminate the consent requirement if the land is being acquired for projects that boost national security, rural electricity, industrial corridors or affordable housing. He also … “I built a house, spent on a family wedding and … |
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Living the dream: Best motorcycle adventure books
Red Bull The trip is set against the backdrop of the collapse of the British motorcycle industry as the four big Japanese makers took over markets once dominated by Triumph, BSA, Norton and Vincent. It’s more than the story of a trip, it’s also a philosophical … |
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The World Beyond Your Head
National Review Online What Crawford — the philosopher-turned-motorcycle repairman whose 2010 Shop Class as Soulcraft surely counts as one of the most unlikely bestsellers in recent years — has produced is something far richer. Tracing the philosophical roots of our … |
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Wilderness Society Sells Out
CounterPunch The Wilderness Society is celebrating with the Southern Utah Wilderness Alliance over striking a deal with the conservative elements in the state. Trading away half a million acres of land to the energy industry for 1.5 million acres of wilderness … |
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What’s Happening for APRIL (Updated April 6)
SunHerald.com Discussion of the East Biloxi’s seafood industry and plans for future. Panelists: Bill Kilduff, Carol Burnett, …. benefit Special Olympics Mississippi. Sponsored by Saints of the Apocalypse Motorcycle Club and Law Enforcement Torch Run for Special … |
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Top five reasons why Morgan Stanley has turned cautious on TVS Motors
Economic Times The motorcycle industry is slowing, and continuing sharp market share losses are driving Bajaj Auto to adopt aggressive pricing (its new CT 100 bike priced at Rs35,034 [ex-showroom Delhi] is now the cheapest bike in India). In this competitive scenario … |