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^^^i don't want to derail this thread too but only these stupid chinese are provoking me!!!
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rofl, we have over 500000 indigenous companies based in shanghai, india ?idiot, you don't understand english or what???
i'm talking about indigenous companies based in the city, not the international ones.......and mumbai leads in that!!!
big mouth, shanghai international company based over 2000 . the stock market value of shanghai is 5 times bigger than india
Shanghai is the commercial and financial center of mainland China, By the end of 2009, there were 787 financial institutions, of which 170 were foreign-invested.[49] In 2009, the Shanghai Stock Exchange ranked third among worldwide stock exchanges in terms of trading volume and sixth in terms of the total capitalization of listed companies, and the trading volume of six key commodities including rubber, copper and zinc on the Shanghai Futures Exchange all ranked first in the world.[Feb, 2009]
What is wrong with these men? I am making rounds of Mumbai daily except few Saturday & Sunday. I can say with 100% guaranty that there are more than 30 even more than what other websites tell us. I have seen these building growing upwards since last two years. But in a day 78 more buildings approval. Man this is what I am thinking always. Rock and roll.Mumbai: On Saturday, High-rise Committee chairman Shafi Parkar and BMC commissioner Sitaram Kunte approved development proposals for 78 skyscrapers " buildings above the height of 70 metres. Saying that Mumbai has only 30 buildings of 100 metres height or more, while Shanghai has 200 and New York close to 500, Mr Kunte made a case for buildings to get taller to circumvent the city's lack of space.
The High-rise Committee's approval for 78 skyscrapers (higher than 70 metres) in the near future, along with the support of the BMC commissioner, is set to change Mumbai's skyline in the near future.
Civic chief Sitaram Kunte and chief of the High-rise Committee, justice (retd) Shafi Parkar, both advocated the need for towers citing space crunch in Mumbai.
Participating in a seminar called 'Rising skyline of Mumbai' hosted by the practising engineers, architects and town planners association (PEATA) on Saturday, Kunte quoted an article in a reputed economics periodical, saying that Mumbai has only 30 buildings which are at a height of 100 metres or more, whereas Shanghai has 200 and New York has close to 500.
The present committee, appointed last year, has approved 38 new proposals of high-rises and 40 proposals which were pending with the last committee, said the civic chief. In his address, justice (retd) Parkar said tall buildings were a necessary alternative for the rising population of Mumbai. He stressed that enough space around the buildings was required for the high-rises.
Even as the limited space available makes it imperative to have high-rises, Mr Kunte said, a suggestion by the Maharashtra Chamber of Housing Industry (MCHI) to allow high-rises on small plots was not acceptable. He said the State government's approval to recommendations by the BMC on proposals for tall buildings - up to 120 metres - should not require the High-rise Committee approval and proposals for structures between 120 to 200 metres must be scrutinised by reputed institutions such as VJTI and IIT. Structures higher than 200 metres height must have structural consultants of international repute.
Mr Kunte assured the PEATA members and developers that the civic body will not go ahead on proposals without prior consultation. He also informed them that till May 31 this year, 326 proposals on high-rises were received by the High-rise committee, out of which 322 were cleared and 104 were pending. Sixty two are pending for submission of required documents.
In his welcome speech, PEATA chairman Pravin Kanekar said the city skyline was changing fast with diminishing textile mills and old chawls which used to be part of its identity. High-rises are a necessity and proposals for them should be cleared on priority, he said.
Making a presentation, Sunil Nesarikar, deputy chief fire officer of the BMC, said that soon, a 90 metre-high ladder will be procured to meet the requirements for fighting fires in Mumbai. Currently, the tallest ladder is 68 metres high and the tallest ladder available in the world is 120 metres high. The seminar was coordinated by architect Shirish Sukhatme and convened by Dr H M Raje and Ajit Khatri.
For NDTV Updates,
Mumbai skyline to get 78 times taller
Shanghai Stock Exchange is the world's 5th largest stock market by market capitalization at US$2.3 trillion Shanghai Stock Exchange - Wikipedia, the free encyclopediaMumbai and Shanghai are Equal in Terms of Stock Exchange - Market Capitalization nearly 2 Trillion Dollars.
So Mumbai = 1 Shanghai = 0.
Why does your your time runs so fast mate.Lol... Most of the skyscrapers won't be finished by 2050.
Shanghai Stock Exchange is the world's 5th largest stock market by market capitalization at US$2.3 trillion Shanghai Stock Exchange - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Mumbai = 20 or 30 is the world's stock market by market capitalization ? ? ?
Mumbai = 20 or 30 is the world's stock market by market capitalization ? ? ?
its 14 not 20Shanghai Stock Exchange is the world's 5th largest stock market by market capitalization at US$2.3 trillion Shanghai Stock Exchange - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Mumbai = 20 or 30 is the world's stock market by market capitalization ? ? ?
Mumbai = 20 or 30 is the world's stock market by market capitalization ? ? ?
If I am not wrong buddy then this building is seen south-side from DADAR because I can see them when I am returning my home.nice then what are these:
If I am not wrong buddy then this building is seen south-side from DADAR because I can see them when I am returning my home.
This pic taken from somewhere around Charni Road & frontal direction is showing towards Nariman point. You can see the Trident hotel near Air India building(these two look like twins) in the middle of pic & across the sea shore.Dude that is Mumbai. I would know, I was there last year. At least look properly before posting
If I am not wrong buddy then this building is seen south-side from DADAR because I can see them when I am returning my home.
It had much chance to beat mumbai in the 70s and 80sKarachi will never beat Mumbai in the same way as Mumbai will never beat Shanghai!