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DreamCity Ludhiana - a milestone in sustainability

Ludhiana :  Shaping the realty landscape for over 31 years with landmark retail, commercial, and residential developments in prime locations across India, AIPL Group has delivered 60 projects in 31 years across 8 cities. It has also received LEED Gold Certification and GRIHA 4-star rating and IGBC certification for the AIPL business club. Sustainable housing not only plays a key role in the quality of human life but also preserves the environment. AIPL DreamCity Ludhiana has emerged as a rare milestone in the domain of sustainable townships in the region. With lagoons, rain gardens, swales & a  lake   DreamCity   Ludhiana  in its concepts and features has become an ideal destination for those who wish to live in the lap of nature and its grandeur. Pankaj Pal, Executive Group Director, AIPL,  says that the entire township is in sync with Divine Nature. For example, the road sections are designed to incorporate the concept of swales to promote infiltr...

Glaciers will melt away in next 30 years : Experts

Venerable Bhikkhu Sanghasena addressing the inaugural session of the International Conference on Himalayan Environment at Leh A group of environmentalists has warned of grieving situation of water crisis in the whole Himalayan region, owing to the global warming, which is causing glaciers melting at a fast pace. If the conditions remain same, all the Himalayan glaciers will melt down in next 30 years or so. Mr Narvijay Yadav, general secretary, Chandigarh Chapter of Save the Himalayas Foundation (SHF-Chd), said,  “The alarm was raised at a recently concluded international conference held at Leh on Himalayan Environment and eco-system.”  Mr Rajesh Patel, Director, Goldenmiles Learning, Mumbai, who’s NGO has been working in remote Ladakh areas to spread awareness about keeping a balance in our approach to natural resources, says, “We have exhausted the natural resources and now is time to give back to the Earth what we have already consumed.” Mr Binod Chaudha...