India Developing, but still a long way to go
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in some other thread we were talking bout educational institutions.
Well guyz, tighten your seatbelts for a ride to my institute,The Most Beautiful Institute to study....... GODs OWN K'AMPUS.
IIM Kozhikode
Well guyz, tighten your seatbelts for a ride to my institute,The Most Beautiful Institute to study....... GODs OWN K'AMPUS.
IIM Kozhikode
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its raining and its freaking beautifullaa
now even a botany proff wont know which plant is this.
baadalon ke chaadar tale.
the ATLANTIS Garden.
DAS INSTITUT
the classrooms
HRD Minister at the convocation.
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^^hott damn!! nice campus
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World's tallest apartment building in Mumbai by 2014
Mumbai will have the world's tallest residential building, nearly half a km in height, by 2014, providing an unhindered view of the city from all sides.
City-based realty group Lodha Developers will collaborate with two New York-based firms to build an over 450 metre residential tower at Worli in south-central Mumbai at a cost of Rs.2,000 crore ($424.67 million), the company said here Tuesday.
'The project has been christened World One and will be built on a 17-acre site at Worli (south-central Mumbai). It will include a 117-storeyed tower, around 1,450 feet, which will be the world's tallest residential building,' the firm's managing director Abhisheck Lodha told media persons here.
The World One complex, which will have two more towers, shall offer 300 exclusive 3-4 bedroom flats, lavish villas with private swimming pools and a few duplex suites.
'The unique 360 degrees curved design will enable all the residents an unrestricted view of entire Mumbai from all sides,' he added.
Lodha Developers has tied up with New York's architectural firm, Pei Cobb Free & Parners, and structural consultants, Leslie E. Robertson Associates, for the prestigious project which will be a landmark in Mumbai.
The construction work on the project will start in a couple of months and it is expected to be completed by 2014, Lodha said.
Each housing unit in the building, which will dwarf the existing tallest residential towers in the world, including even Q1 in Gold Coast (Australia), currently the world's tallest. It will cost upwards of Rs.7.50 crore ($1.5 million), he said.
The flat sales/bookings shall start by June-end.
The complex will offer world-class amenities for the occupants, including a 3-level club-house and spa.
The project is estimated to use over 250,000 cubic metres cement-concrete, 35,000 metric tonnes of steel rebars, 40,000 square metres of glass, 18 high-speed lifts, each travelling at nearly 3 floors per second.
According to Lodha, a significant aspect of the World One project will be rating of Gold Leed Certified Building by the Green Building Council. It will be the only 100-plus storey building in the world to get this coveted certification for its high-level of environmental care.
The key eco-friendly measures it will incorporate are: 100 percent water harvesting and recycling, using VRV air-conditioning and solar energy for common areas and heating, thus slashing electricity consumption by over 40 percent, and waste segregation and recycling.
For the luxurious in-house feel, all the components for the kitchens, bathrooms, living rooms and bedrooms shall come from Germany, Italy, Japan, the US and France.
Lodha said the World One project would give a icon to the vibrant city on the lines of Paris' Eiffel Tower or Kuala Lumpur's Petronas Towers
Mumbai will have the world's tallest residential building, nearly half a km in height, by 2014, providing an unhindered view of the city from all sides.
City-based realty group Lodha Developers will collaborate with two New York-based firms to build an over 450 metre residential tower at Worli in south-central Mumbai at a cost of Rs.2,000 crore ($424.67 million), the company said here Tuesday.
'The project has been christened World One and will be built on a 17-acre site at Worli (south-central Mumbai). It will include a 117-storeyed tower, around 1,450 feet, which will be the world's tallest residential building,' the firm's managing director Abhisheck Lodha told media persons here.
The World One complex, which will have two more towers, shall offer 300 exclusive 3-4 bedroom flats, lavish villas with private swimming pools and a few duplex suites.
'The unique 360 degrees curved design will enable all the residents an unrestricted view of entire Mumbai from all sides,' he added.
Lodha Developers has tied up with New York's architectural firm, Pei Cobb Free & Parners, and structural consultants, Leslie E. Robertson Associates, for the prestigious project which will be a landmark in Mumbai.
The construction work on the project will start in a couple of months and it is expected to be completed by 2014, Lodha said.
Each housing unit in the building, which will dwarf the existing tallest residential towers in the world, including even Q1 in Gold Coast (Australia), currently the world's tallest. It will cost upwards of Rs.7.50 crore ($1.5 million), he said.
The flat sales/bookings shall start by June-end.
The complex will offer world-class amenities for the occupants, including a 3-level club-house and spa.
The project is estimated to use over 250,000 cubic metres cement-concrete, 35,000 metric tonnes of steel rebars, 40,000 square metres of glass, 18 high-speed lifts, each travelling at nearly 3 floors per second.
According to Lodha, a significant aspect of the World One project will be rating of Gold Leed Certified Building by the Green Building Council. It will be the only 100-plus storey building in the world to get this coveted certification for its high-level of environmental care.
The key eco-friendly measures it will incorporate are: 100 percent water harvesting and recycling, using VRV air-conditioning and solar energy for common areas and heating, thus slashing electricity consumption by over 40 percent, and waste segregation and recycling.
For the luxurious in-house feel, all the components for the kitchens, bathrooms, living rooms and bedrooms shall come from Germany, Italy, Japan, the US and France.
Lodha said the World One project would give a icon to the vibrant city on the lines of Paris' Eiffel Tower or Kuala Lumpur's Petronas Towers
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Indian BPO industry grew 900 p.c. in 10 yrs
The two-day NASSCOM BPO Strategy Summit began here today. Confidence and optimism were visible in the eyes of the delegates and speakers as they huddled together at Hotel Leela Palace for the 12th edition of the summit.
Our BPO industry, which started with a market value of 1.6 billion dollars, has grown to 14.7 billion dollars in ten years, said Som Mittal, President, NASSCOM, at the inaugural session. This amounts to over 900 per cent growth.
However, there are many challenges too, he said. Indian BPO is facing huge challenges in the areas of talent and infrastructure. Next growth area of development for the industry is small cities, added Mittal.
Despite all challenges like global economic recession, BPO industry grew 6 per cent globally last year, said, Vikram Talwar, Chairman, NASSCOM BPO Forum, who addressed the opening session.
BPOs shouldn't hire offender, observed Talwar. There are people with negative perception and bad opinion about the industry. They don't deserve a role in the industry. We are strictly against hiring them, he added.
The event is expected to discuss opportunities as well as challenges in the industry.
Indian BPO industry grew 900 p.c in 10 yrs - CIOL News Reports
The two-day NASSCOM BPO Strategy Summit began here today. Confidence and optimism were visible in the eyes of the delegates and speakers as they huddled together at Hotel Leela Palace for the 12th edition of the summit.
Our BPO industry, which started with a market value of 1.6 billion dollars, has grown to 14.7 billion dollars in ten years, said Som Mittal, President, NASSCOM, at the inaugural session. This amounts to over 900 per cent growth.
However, there are many challenges too, he said. Indian BPO is facing huge challenges in the areas of talent and infrastructure. Next growth area of development for the industry is small cities, added Mittal.
Despite all challenges like global economic recession, BPO industry grew 6 per cent globally last year, said, Vikram Talwar, Chairman, NASSCOM BPO Forum, who addressed the opening session.
BPOs shouldn't hire offender, observed Talwar. There are people with negative perception and bad opinion about the industry. They don't deserve a role in the industry. We are strictly against hiring them, he added.
The event is expected to discuss opportunities as well as challenges in the industry.
Indian BPO industry grew 900 p.c in 10 yrs - CIOL News Reports
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If things work to plan, residents of Gurgaon on the outskirts of Delhi will be able to commute the government-run metro network as well as the futuristic privately funded metro rail, on a single ticket, by 2013 thanks to RMGL, a joint venture between ITNL ENSO Rail Systems Ltd, IL&FS Transportation Networks Ltd and DLF.
On Saturday, Rapid Metro Rail Gurgaon (RMG), the promoters of the first privately-funded metro project in the country have announced the launch of work on the 6.1km overhead stretch that will directly benefit residents of DLF City (II& III), the National Media Centre, Ambience Lagoon and techies working in DLF Cybercity.
People working in the Udyog Vihar industrial estate, Ambience Mall and the Leela and Trident hotels in particlular would benefit from the network.
The tickets for all stations in the privately-run metro will be priced Rs10 and the initial five-minute frequency, will later be cut to 1.5 minutes during peak hours.
According to Sanjiv Rai, managing director of Rapid MetroRail Gurgaon Limited (RMGL), the company behind the project, the union ministry of urban development has approvede the project and the company has been able to achieve financial closure for Rs1,088 crore.
''We have identified contractor companies and allotted civil, electrification and signalling integration work. By next week, we would issue them work notices to start on-ground work,'' he added
domain-b.com : India's first private metro link approved for Gurgaon
On Saturday, Rapid Metro Rail Gurgaon (RMG), the promoters of the first privately-funded metro project in the country have announced the launch of work on the 6.1km overhead stretch that will directly benefit residents of DLF City (II& III), the National Media Centre, Ambience Lagoon and techies working in DLF Cybercity.
People working in the Udyog Vihar industrial estate, Ambience Mall and the Leela and Trident hotels in particlular would benefit from the network.
The tickets for all stations in the privately-run metro will be priced Rs10 and the initial five-minute frequency, will later be cut to 1.5 minutes during peak hours.
According to Sanjiv Rai, managing director of Rapid MetroRail Gurgaon Limited (RMGL), the company behind the project, the union ministry of urban development has approvede the project and the company has been able to achieve financial closure for Rs1,088 crore.
''We have identified contractor companies and allotted civil, electrification and signalling integration work. By next week, we would issue them work notices to start on-ground work,'' he added
domain-b.com : India's first private metro link approved for Gurgaon
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The render of Lodha World One was unveiled on 8th June in Mumbai -
442m and 117 floors
(L-R) International consulting engineering firm Leslie E. Roberston Associates (LERA) partner William Faschan, Lodha Developers Managing Director Abhisheck Lodha, Pei Cobb Freed and Partners (PCFP) partner Jay Berman address a press conference sitting along with a depiciton of their proposed residental tower in Mumbai on June 8, 2010
PS:When completed it'll be the 3rd tallest residential tower in the world, not the tallest.
442m and 117 floors
(L-R) International consulting engineering firm Leslie E. Roberston Associates (LERA) partner William Faschan, Lodha Developers Managing Director Abhisheck Lodha, Pei Cobb Freed and Partners (PCFP) partner Jay Berman address a press conference sitting along with a depiciton of their proposed residental tower in Mumbai on June 8, 2010
PS:When completed it'll be the 3rd tallest residential tower in the world, not the tallest.
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