India Developing, but still a long way to go

[luckych]

Bus Terminal under construction,Surat

http://www.skyscrapercity.com/showthread.php?t=1418764&page=75

 

[patentneer]

no problem with the coloring project but what i fear is that these same people might come and obstruct redevelopment work of a slum in future , claiming that these slums are now a great "tourist spot" for the city . They might even label them as part of "heritage" . I really don't want them to do this in dharavi

^^^
As I said, those retard thinking days are on their way out ... no worries. $ Billions are at stake.

 

[luckych]

Chennai

http://www.skyscrapercity.com/showthread.php?t=323812&page=406

 

[patentneer]

Gurugram, Delhi NCR

(c) https://www.siemens.com/innovation/...tent/gem.adapt.916.high.jpg/1507565781508.jpg

Interesting and original mid rise IT and BPO skyline with tall residential towers and a full size metro, this satellite of New Delhi shows where India, it's infrastructure and people are headed. A self propagating, knowledge driven economy anchored on auto manufacturing and other steel based industries.

This satellite city is still developing with lots of capacity and almost unlimited land to grow re: Southern semi-arid Haryana.

Also, this is in the middle of so called 'backward' North India. Western, Southern and even North West India plus Assam and even Bengal have moved towards similar development models. Point being, all these places have the background eco-system in place to come up with Gurugram like cities. India's plan of 100 new cities is totally do-able.

Future Gurugram:

• http://slideplayer.com/slide/4210797/

Mumbai, meanwhile, :

https://flic.kr/p/24254343298

(c) Keith Levit

 

[luckych]

CHOWRINGHEE ,62 floors,kolkata

http://www.skyscrapercity.com/showthread.php?t=692612&page=39

 

[patentneer]

Rolls Royce Found Sweeping Roads In India

Read full story

• https://www.bhavinionline.com/2013/...sed-his-rolls-royce-for-transporting-garbage/

Ratan Tata Bought Jaguar to Take Revenge of an Insult

 

[luckych]

Mumbai

http://www.skyscrapercity.com/showthread.php?p=144596517#post144596517

 

[luckych]

 

[patentneer]

India 6th wealthiest country with $8,230 billion;
saw 25% jump in net worth last year: Report

India has made it to the sixth spot with total wealth of $8,230 billion, in a list of top 10 wealthiest nations, according to a report by New World Wealth.

Not only that, the country is on the third spot in terms of resident billionaires with 119 individuals in the list. The report says India's wealth took a sharp jump of almost 25 per cent in 2017 as compared to 2016 when its net wealth was around $6,584 billion. Rated as best performing market globally, India has 3.3 lakh HNWIs (high-net-worth individuals), ninth highest in the world, while the country has 20,730 multi-millionaires, which is seventh largest.


"In general, it was a good year for all W10 (wealthiest 10) markets, thanks to strong global stock market gains - the MSCI world index was up 23 per cent and the Dow Jones (DJIA) was up 26 per cent during the year (in USD terms)," the report said, adding "wealth held in China, India, USA, Japan and Australia all grew strongly over the past year".

US, China, Japan wealthiest nations

Overall, the United States has retained the first spot with the total wealth of $64,584 billion in 2017, followed by China with $24,803 billion and Japan with $19,522 billion at third.

The country-wise total wealth refers to the private wealth held by all individuals living in each country/city, and include their properties, cash, equities, business interests, less any liabilities. The report, however, excludes government funds from its figures.

Others top 10 wealthy nations are United Kingdom (4th, $9,919 billion), Germany (5th, $9,660 billion), France (7th, $6,649 billion), Canada (8th, $6,393 billion), Australia (9th, $6,142 billion) and Italy (10th, $4,276 billion).

In terms of yearly jump as compared to the previous year, China saw 22 per cent rise in the overall wealth in 2017, while overall global wealth grew by 12 per cent. The US topped the list with 50,47,400 high-net-worth individuals.

67cr Indians saw 1% rise in wealth

Over 67 crore Indians comprising the populations poorest half saw their wealth rise by just 1 per cent, as per the survey released by the international rights group Oxfam. The last year's survey had showed that India's richest 1 per cent held a huge 58 per cent of the country's total wealth -- higher than the global figure of about 50 per cent. This year's survey also showed that the wealth of India's richest 1 per cent increased by over Rs 20.9 lakh crore during 2017 -- an amount equivalent to total budget of the central government in 2017-18, Oxfam India said.

With inputs from PTI



Read More:

• http://www.businesstoday.in/current/economy-politics/india-6th-wealthiest-country

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Funny reporting re: (PPP (UN based Purchasing Power Parity value), since my take is that based on India's infra. deficit, $ US 1 buys at least x10 more labour, bricks, cement, sand, re-bar etc.

India's infra. is catching up fast, check the mega ports, airports, highways, suburbs, metro systems, housing-for-all etc.

In conclusion India's $8,230 billion carries a x10 value. $ 82 Trillion !

:Topic Cgange:

Chennai, can somone confirm this grab @ 1:41 from a YouTube Vid.

(c) embedded

 

[Prem Vanniyar]

India 6th wealthiest country with $8,230 billion;
saw 25% jump in net worth last year: Report

India has made it to the sixth spot with total wealth of $8,230 billion, in a list of top 10 wealthiest nations, according to a report by New World Wealth.

Not only that, the country is on the third spot in terms of resident billionaires with 119 individuals in the list. The report says India's wealth took a sharp jump of almost 25 per cent in 2017 as compared to 2016 when its net wealth was around $6,584 billion. Rated as best performing market globally, India has 3.3 lakh HNWIs (high-net-worth individuals), ninth highest in the world, while the country has 20,730 multi-millionaires, which is seventh largest.


"In general, it was a good year for all W10 (wealthiest 10) markets, thanks to strong global stock market gains - the MSCI world index was up 23 per cent and the Dow Jones (DJIA) was up 26 per cent during the year (in USD terms)," the report said, adding "wealth held in China, India, USA, Japan and Australia all grew strongly over the past year".

US, China, Japan wealthiest nations

Overall, the United States has retained the first spot with the total wealth of $64,584 billion in 2017, followed by China with $24,803 billion and Japan with $19,522 billion at third.

The country-wise total wealth refers to the private wealth held by all individuals living in each country/city, and include their properties, cash, equities, business interests, less any liabilities. The report, however, excludes government funds from its figures.

Others top 10 wealthy nations are United Kingdom (4th, $9,919 billion), Germany (5th, $9,660 billion), France (7th, $6,649 billion), Canada (8th, $6,393 billion), Australia (9th, $6,142 billion) and Italy (10th, $4,276 billion).

In terms of yearly jump as compared to the previous year, China saw 22 per cent rise in the overall wealth in 2017, while overall global wealth grew by 12 per cent. The US topped the list with 50,47,400 high-net-worth individuals.

67cr Indians saw 1% rise in wealth

Over 67 crore Indians comprising the populations poorest half saw their wealth rise by just 1 per cent, as per the survey released by the international rights group Oxfam. The last year's survey had showed that India's richest 1 per cent held a huge 58 per cent of the country's total wealth -- higher than the global figure of about 50 per cent. This year's survey also showed that the wealth of India's richest 1 per cent increased by over Rs 20.9 lakh crore during 2017 -- an amount equivalent to total budget of the central government in 2017-18, Oxfam India said.

With inputs from PTI



Read More:

• http://www.businesstoday.in/current/economy-politics/india-6th-wealthiest-country

^^^
Funny reporting re: (PPP (UN based Purchasing Power Parity value), since my take is that based on India's infra. deficit, $ US 1 buys at least x10 more labour, bricks, cement, sand, re-bar etc.

India's infra. is catching up fast, check the mega ports, airports, highways, suburbs, metro systems, housing-for-all etc.

In conclusion India's $8,230 billion carries a x10 value. $ 82 Trillion !

:Topic Cgange:

Chennai, can somone confirm this grab @ 1:41 from a YouTube Vid.

(c) embedded

No that is not Chennai

 

[Prem Vanniyar]

Mumbai

Thrissur

Belgaum

New Delhi

 

[patentneer]

Delhi looking good.

Wait ... the 2'nd last pic., center-right shows 4-5 roadside boards covering each other !

 

[Bombaywalla]

Mumbai

Please add sources/credits, thanks.

 

[ghameed]

Ford resarch and development hub under construction in Chennai ,India . This 2 million square feet centre will be their largest research centre outside of the US. This will prove employment to over 12000 people in the first phase

 

[patentneer]

2 Million sq. ft. will employ 25000 researchers in Canada, in India it can hold 25000-35000.

India's Richie-Rich
- Mahalaxmi race course, South Bombay

(c) https://instagram.fmaa1-1.fna.fbcdn...126_423372734761633_2666894573048954880_n.jpg
The Andheri Rich
- just plain rich

(c) https://instagram.fmaa1-1.fna.fbcdn...54_2184728538207734_1513800230368182272_n.jpg