India Developing, but still a long way to go

[bones20]

alirulesall123 brother i am personally saying sry to you for that comment from bones20, sometimes emotions can overpower you. I hope you dont take it to heart my brother, Delhi metro is fantastic and hope to see one in Karachi soon

Dude, no need to be sorry. I am sure they understand and feel the tone. Make them realize every second about their terrorism industry to the point they start condemning it themselves. I want to see each and every Pakistani sincerely condemn terrorism emanating from Pakistan be it any reason - kashmir, jihad, and kafirs. Even with this comment, I want them not to hate me but try to reason out why somebody should say this.

 

[desiman]

Dude, no need to be sorry. I am sure they understand and feel the tone. Make them realize every second about their terrorism industry to the point they start condemning it themselves. I want to see each and every Pakistani sincerely condemn terrorism emanating from Pakistan be it any reason - kashmir, jihad, and kafirs. Even with this comment, I want them not to hate me but try to reason out why somebody should say this.

Brother I understand what your saying and where your coming from, terrorism is bad for both India and Pakistan and we both must stop pointing fingers at each other. Something happens in India and we point at the ISI and if something happens in Pakistan they point at the RAW. I am 100% sure that every pakistani condemns terrorism and wants to live peacefully but yes there are rouge elements in society that want to take advantage of situations and make money out of it. These rouge members do not represent either pakistan or india but they only play their own selfish games. Trying to make someone realize something is not the right way, rather than that we should push for peace and friendship between the two countries and tha fastest way to do that is to change ourselves on a personal level. Don’t worry about some losers who wont stop crying and just change your own perspective and slowly but surely things will get better. Being from India, i am sure you remember Gandhi’s teachings and we must continue to follow that if we ever want to achieve peace. Jinnah did not also dream of a pakistan and india relationships being in the way they are, he has been quoted saying many times that both countries must co-exist in harmony and share the rich culture that is common to both. Brother lets all stop criticizing each other for everything and move on to a much brighter future, look where India is headed from these pics and just imagine how a more peaceful neighborhood will not only help us but also help our pakistani brothers grow, inshahallah we will see that day soon

 

[indiatech]

Delhi airport updates. finishing soon.

New domestic terminal.

 

[indiatech]

Delhi airport T3 updates

domestic depertures

current arrival till Terminal 3 is ready

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Terminal 3 and Delhi metro airport express station integration.



Terminal 1D

Sofa on kingfisher airline airport buses

 

[Strings12]

Asia longest flyover in India 11.2km-Hyderabad

 

[gogbot]

Asia longest flyover in India 11.2km-Hyderabad

Thank god its finally done.


next time i land in HYD it will take me less than 20 min to reach my uncles house

 

[sathruvinasakh]

YUP- India Developing, but still a long way to go

Slow and steady Wins the Race.

 

[Incredible India]

Asia longest flyover in India 11.2km-Hyderabad

How much we have to pay toll for traveling through that road?

 

[MilesTogo]

I will try to post some pics of Hotel Uday vilas. It has managed to gain some international attention and deserves to be in this thread.

 

[MilesTogo]

I am new at posting pics. Please let me know if it is OK to use flickr links. Thanks.

Hotel website

 

[Sravan]

How much we have to pay toll for traveling through that road?

No toll

 

[Bhushan]

Tata Motors rolls out new range of premium trucks called the ‘World Truck’

Variants & Specifications

The range offers a higher power-to-weight ratio translating into faster turnaround time, better reliability and durability, and resulting in higher revenue generation for the transporter than is the norm now. The versatility of the range meets several needs:
• Tractor-trailers and multi-axle trucks for long distance transportation
• Rigid trucks for short distance distribution
• Tippers, mixers, cranes for construction and mining
• Special applications like reefers, bulkers, and tip-trailers

Capacity: The capacity of the trucks can be from 10 tonnes to 75 tonnes Gross Combination Weight (GCW), to meet a wide mix of usages.

Powertrains: The powertrain option stretches from 150 PS to 560 PS, with suitable engines, transmissions and axles of different makes. Additional features on offer include automated transmissions and air suspension.

Vehicle tracking: Every truck will have Global Positioning System for effective vehicle tracking as standard fitment.

Comfortable cabin options: The spacious air-conditioned cabs come in three different lengths (day, rest and sleeper), three different heights (flat, low-dome and high-dome roof) and in two different widths. While there are two trim levels, features include reclining seats, adjustable steering wheel, seat belts
and arm rests (for both the driver and co-driver) for driver comfort and safety. These features are designed to induce longer and more trips and safer driving.

Safety & Emission: The range is designed to meet stringent safety norms of the markets that it will be sold in. In terms of emissions, the range is Euro III and Euro IV complaint, while being Euro V ready.

Tata Motors has made an investment of Rs. 1,000 crore in developing the world truck. The new trucks will have a capacity that ranges from 10 to 75 tons and is expected to be priced at a premium compared to its current range. “This is meant to be for transforming the way we do trucking in the country,” said Prakash Telang, executive director for Tata’s commercial vehicles business.

The company will not immediately phase out the current range of trucks. It is believed that at a later stage, the company may also export the World Trucks to other countries.The range of trucks includes multi-axle trucks, tractor-trailers, tippers, mixers, and special application vehicles.

“Besides India, we will also gradually be introducing (World Trucks) in South Korea, South Africa, the SAARC countries and the Middle East,” the company said in a statement.

 

[Bhushan]

Naga Towers, Block Package O, Gujarat International Finance Tec-City (GIFT), Gandhinagar, India

 

[Bhushan]

Mukesh Ambani’s 2 Billion dollar Home – Antilla

Wow! World’s fifth richest man, Mukesh Ambani is again in news for building world’s most expensive residence. Whilst in January ABC news revealed that the house would be worth $1 billion but now figures seem to have turned two-fold. This Mumbai-based petrochemical mogul of Reliance Industries is fortunate to have a floating wealth of $46 billion.

He is hoping that the completion of four-year construction of “Antilla” by coming January would tag world’s most expensive adobe to his name, thereby beating the lifestyle of billionaires like Warren Buffet who reside in reserved lodging. If you don’t know then this 27-story Mumbai Tower is positioned 550 feet into the sky with a bizarre 400,000 sq ft of internal space costing a total of $2 billion.

Some insights into the internal geography of the estate: With no two floors alike. Ambani wishes to have each floor developed using different blueprint, material, style and unique architectural essentials. In addition, the peculiar shape of the formation is the out result of his belief in Vaastu. At technical front, the lobby endows entrée to the home via nine elevators, and the detailed crystal-packed ballroom features mounted LCD monitors, a giant sound system and a retractable cabinet for artworks. It would also feature the wonderful feel of ice sauna inviting all family and guests to burn the heat away by bathing in a room filled with man-made snow. Also, the unusual home theater is another aspect worth noticing.

Some interesting facts about this 2 billion-dollor house:

* 1. 3 helipads on top.
* 2. Hanging gardens within the structure
* 3. Swimming pool within the structure
* 4. A two storey Health centre
* 5. Parking space for 168 cars (6 floors).
* 6. A floor exclusively for servicing these automobiles within the building.
* 7. A floor for Home theatre – sitting capacity of 50 pax.
* 8. Nearly staff of 600 to do the maintenance activities.
* 9. Two-storeyed glass-fronted apartment for the Ambani family’s guests
* 10. The four floors at the top, that will provide a view of the Arabian Sea and a superb view of the city’s skyline, will be for Mukesh, his wife Neeta, their three children and Mukesh’s mother Kokilaben.

 

[Bhushan]

Pune Banglore Highway