Gurgaon
The bubble bursts

Due to lack of vision, poor planning, gross mismanagement and a lackadaisical attitude of leaders as well as administrators, the city of dreams has turned into an urban nightmare, writes Sunit Dhawan

The rise of Gurgaon as a "millennium city" from a small town of Haryana, once referred to as the state’s backwater, is a typical rags-to-riches story. Though, of course, not with a happy ending, as it has turned into a tale of woes for its residents. MCG — Money Collector of Gurgaon Tale of two cities

Visual symphony at T3
Delhi’s new international airport terminal presents a unique Indian impression to global travellers, writes Annie Samson
From caparisoned elephants carved in sandalwood to spice packets that can fit in your pocket, from special multi-hued granite floors to walls adorned with giant mural art depicting every corner of the country, the new international airport terminal here offers travellers a best slice of India.

Date with crocodile
A drunk Australian decided to pat a crocodile. Not satisfied with just that, he went ahead and sat on the massive crocodile, who didn’t take kindly to the unexpected visitor, and gave him a nasty bite on his leg.