Incredible India - Tourism places

[SarthakGanguly]

half of the flats will remain empty because no money to buy.

These are not built by the Government. Apartments are built from pre-booking money usually in India. Fewer apartments are being built post demonetization. But these are not going to be empty, unless the buyers back out.

 

[atifM]

Lot of people buy flat for investment and not necessarily means that they are ready to occupy immediately.No majors will invest and build skyscrapers just for fun,and they can sell like hot cake especially prime apartments.The one tallest is one among the tallest residential tower in the world..

no one goes to such tall towers.
and builders take loans to build project and leave them half. way.

These are not built by the Government. Apartments are built from pre-booking money usually in India. Fewer apartments are being built post demonetization. But these are not going to be empty, unless the buyers back out.

builders take loan and most of the bookings don't complete

 

[Mr.Nair]

no one goes to such tall towers.
and builders take loans to build project and leave them half. way.

That's depends on which builder and this is lodha and is not a poor builder as you think buddy..Starting price itself 7.5 crore INRs...

 

[atifM]

That's depends on which builder and this is lodha and is not a poor builder as you think buddy..Starting price itself 7.5 crore INRs...

no one buys 7.5 cr flat that too on 25th floor.
failed project

 

[SarthakGanguly]

builders take loan and most of the bookings don't complete

Not here in post demonetization India. Not any more.

Many apartments' price have fallen. Builders are aware.

 

[EmeraldRabbit]

Incredible Tamil Nadu

@mikaal hassan @AZADPAKISTAN2009 @Deidara @pzkilo @Hell hound @HAKIKAT @Clutch @Manticore @wxyz @garshasp @AUz @Silahtar @salarsikander @EmeraldRabbit @Spring Onion

Incredible Meghalaya

@kathiyawadi khamir @cocomo @nang2 @ghazi52 @kris @Musafir117 @SorryNotSorry @ziaulislam @Deliorman @KediKesenFare @Taygibay @Syed.Ali.Haider @snow lake @karakoram

Why the heck are you tagging me in this? Isn't this considered spam?

 

[Taygibay]

@Mr.Nair That video of Meghalaya :

Thanks for the tag mate, all the best to
you and yours, Tay.

 

[Mr.Nair]

Bahubali 2-Indian film have great influence through out world and improves tourism

@Jungibaaz @Aasimkhan @Moonlight @Farah Sohail @Jf Thunder @mehedi44 @GlobalVillageSpace @Verve @AnatolianEagle @Path-Finder @Azadkashmir @atya @r0ck @Sharif al-Hijaz

 

[Verve]

@Jungibaaz @Aasimkhan @Moonlight @Farah Sohail @Jf Thunder @mehedi44 @GlobalVillageSpace @Verve @AnatolianEagle @Path-Finder @Azadkashmir @atya @r0ck @Sharif al-Hijaz

I do not know know why you keep tagging me. Kindly stop future tagging.

 

[Hindustani78]

 

[The Diplomat]

Mumbai is rising & rising...

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Cc-Taara rose

@DejanSRB @Mugwop @Areesh @Muhammad Omar @LA se Karachi @atifM @nomi007 @Bilal9 @mohsen @CriticalThought @pakistanipower @Accolades @Silahtar @S.Y.A @Lahore_PAF

Not bad at all, have you got any pictures of the skyline?

 

[Samudra Manthan]

Munnar

Thekkady

Munnar

 

[Samudra Manthan]

The lions of Gir forest are no longer contained in the forest but have spread out all over Saurashtra region, all of 22,000 sq km. They live near farms and visit villages at night and it is quite common for the villagers to come upon the lions feeding on one of the stray cattle in their streets. Most of their diet though is made up of Nilgai, wild pigs, deer, and many other animals that populate this fascinating landscape. It is a beautiful documentary. A must watch.

 

[Hindustani78]

For the Chenchus, the Nallamala forest is their home.

Varanasi has become the first in Uttar Pradesh to own a RO plant that will supply purified water to locals.

 

[Tshering22]

Bahubali 2-Indian film have great influence through out world and improves tourism

@Jungibaaz @Aasimkhan @Moonlight @Farah Sohail @Jf Thunder @mehedi44 @GlobalVillageSpace @Verve @AnatolianEagle @Path-Finder @Azadkashmir @atya @r0ck @Sharif al-Hijaz

Regional accents are nice. I appreciate them as I too have an accent compared to someone from Lucknow. We should celebrate these accents as they are speaking in a link language. I find it amusing to hear Rajasthani and MP people settled here in Sikkim speak Nepali and Bhutia. It sounds like Hindi but is not.

If everybody spoke the same way and looked the same way, we won't be as celebrated and proud of our diverse regional attributes now and would be grey and dull like Europe isn't it? I mean those who have visited one part of central Europe can easily skip a lot of other countries in the same region.

Where's the fun in that?