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No doubt this project too needs to be fast tracked. But to be fair sir I don't think one cane may statements like "x is more important than y" in this case. The DMIC will have a noticeable impact on the Indian economy and India as a whole. Yes this SARDP-NE project is highly signifcant in its own right though.


The DMIC's success being replicated across India is a given though:

Amritsar-Kolkata Industrial Corridor | Approved - SkyscraperCity

Chennai Bangalore Industrial Corridor - Proposed - SkyscraperCity

Bangalore - Mumbai Industrial Corridor - SkyscraperCity

This is one of the good things that the congress leadership is doing
 
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Dangerous, I am nervous to see all those octogenraian, old-time folks in the vid.

While Kerala's Gulf connection and politics has thrown up a genuine, Global, literate, connected and enterpreneurial generation next; they may lose out to the oldies stealing their powerfull new ideas.

Just a word of caution.

Mate, this is a revolutionary idea.. Instead of students went for jobs in MNC's these start up villages allow them to develop their own applications and dreams.. The CEO of incubator, SIJO KURUVILLA is a friend of mine.. And I know his potential.. Believe me, it is in a good hands.. Already lot of applications are in Google play store and other markets that is from this start up villages.. With Kris Gopalakrishnan, as its mentor, it is a good initiative for those Engineering students to achieve their dreams..
 
Mate, this is a revolutionary idea.. Instead of students went for jobs in MNC's these start up villages allow them to develop their own applications and dreams.. The CEO of incubator, SIJO KURUVILLA is a friend of mine.. And I know his potential.. Believe me, it is in a good hands.. Already lot of applications are in Google play store and other markets that is from this start up villages.. With Kris Gopalakrishnan, as its mentor, it is a good initiative for those Engineering students to achieve their dreams..

Won't happen,considering that India is increasingly under the influence of corporates and US govt. US govt is doing everything to destroy small businesses for the sake of Big corps. Same will happen in India.The attempts to bring in Walmart is just the middle.
 
Won't happen,considering that India is increasingly under the influence of corporates and US govt. US govt is doing everything to destroy small businesses for the sake of Big corps. Same will happen in India.The attempts to bring in Walmart is just the middle.

Its already happening mate.. Thousands of companies have started working there.. You should have seen the crowd there to start a new venture.. There is no space available for new business in start up village that government is trying to provide more space for them..
 
Its already happening mate.. Thousands of companies have started working there.. You should have seen the crowd there to start a new venture.. There is no space available for new business in start up village that government is trying to provide more space for them..

Seems like you are talking about Corporate CSR which corporates do to whitewash their crimes. I hope you are good,but corporates are known backstabbers.Beware they might even patent the ideas that the small businesses develop.
 
PMO all set to clear Amritsar-Delhi-Kolkata corridor on Friday

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Eastern corridor, now that the govt. is on to the 'corridor' biz., the eastern corridor can happen faster then the western one.

The East has good connectivity via rail, road and waterways. The western is all undeveloped so things have to be put in from scratch. Access to construction sites is a bit tougher. Regional infra. in the east is good enough to roll or barge in the input. Hopefully, learning and knowledge from the western corridor, mgmt. practices, will be utilised in the east.

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Rs. devaluation has to be seen in context.

We know some real sharp types run the RBI and govt. They are all about the economy. Naturally, they calculate that while IT, auto, pharms, diamond and gold jewellerry and refinery, and small motors, pumps and engines exports are all sunrise sectors for India Vs. China.

China currency value is going up, it's a 'hot' economy, there's pressure from US and EU plus China wants to grow local consumption. China also seeks exit form the low end manufacturing to focus on higher margin, value-add exports as it's population dividend dwindles. The new 1-child family kids are 'little emperors' and with universal education and public facilities, the new Chinese kids on the block hardly see themselves as 'honourable', sweat-shop runts. China is right, China has genuinely moved on to the next level of economic development.

China is India's only competition in above sectors. As Rs. is devalued vis-a-vis the uptick in Chinese currency, Indian economy is lapping at the Chinese low hanging fruit. For eg. Indian and Pakistani owned Bangaldeshi garment manufacturing via cotton and low-end accessories exports to Bangaldesh. Or Indian owned call center and IT outsourcing to the Phillipines and Sri Lanka.

India's IT boom will continue unabated, but will be replaced by pharma export mega-boom and local housing/construction industry boom.

Indian real-estate sector is now Global scale. They are busy with the ongoing infra. boom. 3-5 yrs. and the over $ 1 Trillion nominal or $ 10-25 Trillion PPP infra. boom sets in, Co.'s will switch to the housing sector. Housing prices are sliding all over India, better infra. outreach is bringing access to outlying population areas. Housing high end demand is saturating, focus is turning to mass market. This trend will amplify.

For eg. Tata's TCS branch hit a market cap of $ 80 Billion and rising! The new Tata boss is a Shapoorji-Pallonji construction business magnate. A realtor with big bucks ;) .

The other major companies of the group include Tata Motors, Tata Steel, Titan and Tata Global Beverages - all in rising or traditional Indian sectors, read re: motors it's steel and labour, Titan's all design and labour re: watches, jewellery and global beverages means tea, coffee, water etc.

Other listed entities of the group include Tata Power, Indian Hotels, Tata Communications, Rallis, Tata Coffee, Voltas and Tata Chemicals.


Then there is Infosys, Wipro, HCL and plenty others. That's only 1/2 the story because MNC's like IBM, Accenture, Cognizant, Cap Gemini are huge in India's IT business. Like Tata's Tata Housing Co. division, they can cross-fund thier real-estate arms. Wait for the election, Congress (Aadhar scheme votes, for good or for bad) will return and the all new blue-eyed boy Raghuram Rajan will return things to boom.

Good, 20 yrs. old documentary of re: opening Indian economy

 
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Unitech Noida

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Converygys Office

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-One of 10's of Converygys officed among 1000's IT Offices re: the Indian IT boom;
clearly remember this was another shopping mall project by the developer a few yrs. ago but the IT folks grab all the premium developments.

This is Serious, Tata's got 2 Hybrid Bus Models, Fab.

- Only problem with diesel is non-start in cold weather, no problem in sunny India is all diesel.
Gas is better for India's flat mega-cities, hybrid even better; fab. for all the BRT's coming up also. Idea, whynot go for induction, embedded charging and full electric on BRT's.
Save money on expensive hydrocarbon fuel and clean and green for the place too ...

 
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woww this is amazing

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Thanks.

The mega-cities are rich and on their way to being fab. re: public infra. and public amenities;
in the modern, post-independence Indian context of course. It's not the US, Lat-Am, China, Dubai Singapore. Good enough-to-fantastic compared to the 'Indians' who inhabit said cities.
 

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