India Developing, but still a long way to go

[patentneer]

One Discovery, Nirmal's Mulund, Bombay

Vs.

Absolute Towers -- Mississauga, Toronto

 

[patentneer]

Meriii Jaaan Mumbai

(c) IMG_9058 by Abhi abhi, on Flickr

 

[jamahir]

Meriii Jaaan Mumbai

(c) IMG_9058 by Abhi abhi, on Flickr

who decided that this scene is beautiful??

 

[itachiii]

This is how the core Government zone will look in Amaravati - the Capital City of Andhra Pradesh.

@Darmashkian

 

[Echo_419]

Metro rail construction in Greater Noida,Uttar Pradesh

Finally UP is also getting a metro

 

[HariPrasad]

Fountain head school surat.

 

[itachiii]

Fountain head school surat.

nothing great unless govt. schools are built in such a way.. one such eample..

https://twitter.com/x/status/472367519617937409

 

[patentneer]

who decided that this scene is beautiful??

@jamahir, this thread is called :

• India Developing, but still a long way to go ...

 

[jamahir]

@jamahir, this thread is called :

• India Developing, but still a long way to go ...

no, my point was that tall buildings for cities is a obsolete idea... it is for societies like china and india who have arrived upon "development" rather late.

a proper city should have houses that are one storey or max two storey, set in a garden, within tree lined neighborhood, with wide roads ( like how it is in usa )... offices should be max four storey and cleanly built.

 

[Bombaywalla]

a proper city should have houses that are one storey or max two storey, set in a garden, within tree lined neighborhood, with wide roads ( like how it is in usa )... offices should be max four storey and cleanly built.

And you've decided that that's supposed to be "beautiful"? That's laughable given the topography of some space-starved coastal cities, especially ones like Bombay.

 

[jamahir]

And you've decided that that's supposed to be "beautiful"? That's laughable given the topography of some space-starved coastal cities, especially ones like Bombay.

bombay is mostly not a planned city with a planned economy... after 1947, bombay should have been limited to bollywood, headquarters of companies and some industries ( like the once-present clothing mills )... what is it now??

 

[HariPrasad]

nothing great unless govt. schools are built in such a way.. one such eample..

No there is a big difference. It seems like a Corporate office of some big company.

 

[patentneer]

no, my point was that tall buildings for cities is a obsolete idea... it is for societies like china and india who have arrived upon "development" rather late.

a proper city should have houses that are one storey or max two storey, set in a garden, within tree lined neighborhood, with wide roads ( like how it is in usa )... offices should be max four storey and cleanly built.

^^^
@jamadaar, you are a LICENSED & CERTIFIED Town & Country development inspector?

• Plus Town & City Plan Superintendent ???

Come again, this thread called wot ?

(This is a 'trick' question with a recursive loop, (Hint: think about a self-licking ice-cream cone) refer back to original post !

 

[jamahir]

@jamadaar

nevertheless...

you are a LICENSED & CERTIFIED Town & Country development inspector?

• Plus Town & City Plan Superintendent ???

yeah, these certified gentle people in 68 years have given india such world-class cities which give their denizens harmonious and free-from-crime lives.

taap kilaas.

 

[kadamba-warrior]

nevertheless...



yeah, these certified gentle people in 68 years have given india such world-class cities which give their denizens harmonious and free-from-crime lives.

taap kilaas.

I know this is internet and you are entitled your right to fling your faeces across and all. But for effing G*d's sake, can you please spare this thread and sell your closet jihadist/socialist/idealist snake-oil some place else?

For many of us on here, this is the only thread worth checking for updates eagerly, every single day!

If you didn't get the hint yet, debate is NOT the primary motive of 'this' thread! Posting any positive updates about how "India is developing but still a long way to go", is!

If you indeed have something to contribute on topic, let's hear it.