Articles by Darryl D'Monte

A lot of hand-wringing and promises aside, COP21 is turning out to be another climate conference where the developed countries refuse to commit to norms set by previous summits. While India has maintained a principled and independent stance at COP21 so far, it remains to be seen if it is sidelined in the coming days. A report from the 2015 United Nations Conference of Parties (COP) 21 on climate change in Paris.

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Correa's Mumbai

Vol. 50, Issue No. 28, 11 Jul, 2015

Darryl D'Monte

Charles Correa was not just a master architect, he also engaged in public causes in Mumbai. Yet, his vision mostly failed to find a response from the planners, or was sabotaged.

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Corruption, Safety and Environmental Hazard in Asian Societies

Vol. 35, Issue No. 33, 12 Aug, 2000

Darryl D'Monte

There is overwhelming evidence that corruption permeates all spheres of life in an Asian country - in the breakdown of law and order, national security, safety and environmental degradation, etc. Yet, there is no reason to despair. Institutional and legal reforms will go a long way in redressing these wrongs.

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