China's tallest building, Shanghai Tower, opens its doors with its economy in recovery mode while India's dream of a tower taller than Burj Khalifa is yet to break ground

This floating site will be located 4 km off the coast of the city.

India's military might and rich cultural diversity were in full display during the dazzling 68th Republic Day celebrations in the national capital which had Crown Prince of Abu Dhabi Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan as the Chief Guest.

Burj Khalifa, the worlds tallestbuilding, was lit up in tri-colours - saffron, white and green - tocelebrate Indias 68th Republic Day, showcasing strong cultural and trade bondbetween India and the UAE.

Prefabricated construction, beginning in Europe after World War II, has been commonplace in many parts of the world for decades. But it is only now catching on in India.

Most of them started with very little capital and resources. And all of them persevered through the bad times of the industry.

If you've got only 24 hours to explore Dubai, that's unfortunate. But this guide will help you get the most out of your day, and night, in one of the world's trendiest cities.

The innovative uses the tablet is being put to are mind boggling.

The Oberoi Group announced the opening of The Oberoi, Dubai which will be the Group's first property in the United Arab Emirates.

Tired of the desk and eager to give your life a facelift? These international destinations make for ideal weekend jaunts from the metros.

Regional winners have a swinging time at BT-Honda's golf event.

Here's a bucketlist of adventures recommended by Ben Fogle, the host of BBC Entertainment show Year of Adventures.

A skyscraper building boom in China and India may signal an impending economic correction in two of Asia's largest economies, a new report says.

BT More picks some of the finest hotels around the world that are designed by iconic fashion labels and celebrated couturiers. If you love their suits, chances are you will like their suites as well.

Rajat Gupta , 62, was one of the first Indians to break the race barrier at a global consultancy firm when he was appointed Managing Director of McKinsey & Company in 1997.

Dubai's new, centrally located Pullman Mall of the Emirates targets business travellers with a wide range of corporate services, plush lounges, concept restaurants, and a spa.

After $7.9-mn spending of Indians, the world's tallest building has customers from UAE ($2.62 mn), Australians ($1.25 mn) and Omanese ($1.14 mn) among others.

The results demonstrate the significant gains Emaar has achieved, compared to the same period in 2009, with net operating profits up over 67 per cent.