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    World's longest infinity pool hangs in air between two towers. Know about it in detail

    The world's longest ultra-lux infinity pool is not cheap, it can cost up to £10,000. However, tourists and Dubai residents can have access, but they will have to buy a pass for 1,000 dirhams or $272.

    India's tech capital Bengaluru may have country's tallest Skydeck in the form of banyan tree

    Bengaluru's Deputy Chief Minister, DK Shivakumar, is considering the construction of a 250-meter tall skydeck in the city. If approved, this skydeck will become the tallest viewing tower in India. The skydeck concept has been designed by Austria-based firm Coop Himmelb(l)au, in collaboration with the World Design Organisation in Bengaluru.

    Another record for Dubai soon: Glimpse of the largest residential tower in the world

    The Habtoor Tower in Dubai is scheduled to be completed in36 months. The tower will have a built-up area of 3,517,313 square feet and will be 81 floors (G+7+73) above ground.

    Morgan Stanley leases sea-view office space in Mumbai’s Worli for India HQ

    The new office is likely to house the headquarters of Morgan Stanley India. The company currently has a total four offices in Mumbai including its corporate office in Lower Parel and three global in-house centers in suburbs.

    India goes gaga on social media as twin towers crumble

    Indians closely followed the Noida twin-tower demolition on the Internet Sunday. Soon after an implosion triggered with 3,700 kilograms of explosives brought the towers to ground in the afternoon, feeds on WhatsApp, Twitter, Facebook and other platforms were flooded with photos, videos and memes.

    Videos and memes on Twin Tower demolition go viral on Twitter

    The nearly 100-metre tall towers were demolished and it generated an estimated 80,000 tonnes of debris, sending huge clouds of dust into the surrounding areas. The towers are the tallest structures to be demolished in India and the demolition was watched with bated breath as over 3,700kg of explosives were used to bring down the structure and it only took 15-20 minutes for the entire building to collapse into a heap.

    The Economic Times
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