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Barun Roy: A quiet revolution
In their commitment to green growth, many Asian countries explore R&D opportunities to invent cleaner technologies
Barun Roy: Who says we aren't serious?
There has been no shortage of global conferences on climate change. Results? That's another matter!
Barun Roy: Notes on the underground
Subterranean spaces emerge as an answer to surface congestions
Barun Roy: The new class
While Indian universities stagnate, those in China are becoming engines of growth
Barun Roy: A Korean big bang?
South Korea's global hunt for scientists could be the beginning of a new equation between domestic and foreign high-tech enterprises
Barun Roy: A new wave to ride
Myanmar has begun to open and the world is eager to discover this vast, uncharted business wonderland
Barun Roy: Who's afraid of Big Bad Wolf?
FDI in retail is the quickest way to build up local strength
Barun Roy: In the name of Tagore
The greatest disservice to the poet's memory would be to leave his beloved institution Visva-Bharati to rot
Barun Roy: Seamless city
Singapore is trying to evolve into a city where no destination would be more than 60 minutes from home even during peak hours
Barun Roy: The emperor of charities
Giving, in the legendary tycoon Li's view, is a way of creating wealth
Barun Roy: Art's newest hotspot
Art awareness in China has broadened beyond its borders and become more liberal and eclectic
Barun Roy: A facial for Marshal Kim
Is Kim Jong-un trying to rebrand North Korea? There's only so much he can do as long as the 'military first' economic policy rules
Barun Roy: Welcome to Java City
The island city of Indonesia serves as a grim reminder of the urban squalor that awaits most Asian cities
Barun Roy: Spring blooms in Myanmar
A cultural revival is clearly in the air as the country marches towards democracy, away from the censorship regime
Barun Roy: A new coconut order
The Philippines coconut industry needs to look beyond copra and "buko" pie to reinvent itself
Barun Roy: Rivers of shame
Asia's rivers are close to being biologically dead
Barun Roy: Kunming of age
The capital city of Yunnan - China's emerging economic powerhouse - is getting ready to entwine its destiny with Southeast Asia
Barun Roy: Danger, clear and present
Migration owing to climatic disasters is the next big challenge for Asia
Barun Roy: Like a 'scrolling landscape'
China's Pritzker winner reconfirms the Asian spirit in world architecture
