India Developing, but still a long way to go

[patentneer]

10 yrs. max., technically speaking.

Note most major 'bottle-neck' projects like Mumbai, Delhi telephone exchange, local rail or airports are done, in full swing or close to completion. Underway are second, even third layers like new airports, rail terminals and outer ring roads.

Infra. sector is onto the next level, adding depth to the country.

 

[iam not greek]

10 yrs. max., technically speaking.

Note most major 'bottle-neck' projects like Mumbai, Delhi telephone exchange, local rail or airports are done, in full swing or close to completion. Underway are second, even third layers like new airports, rail terminals and outer ring roads.

Infra. sector is onto the next level, adding depth to the country.

I like your positive attitude mate. Keep it up

 

[IamINDIA]

the beast is here !!!

 

[Abingdonboy]

Work on Delhi IGI's new colossal ATC tower is coming along nicely:

 

[Abingdonboy]

Delhi's highways:

And growing..............

 

[Abingdonboy]

cc @Bombaywalla

 

[patentneer]

^^^

My pleasure 'iam not greek', my attitude is backed by prima-facie, eye witness account tempered with long years techno-legal expertise.

One word - experience. Consider my expert opinion and profit from it, like invest in L&T, SBI, Tata Steel or Simplex Infra. and see your investment boom. I have. Said Co.'s are prime contractors.

That shock pink Mumbai mono-rail is real shoon-shaan, no !

 

[Abingdonboy]

cc @Bombaywalla



I like how they've given these buses LED signboards and LCD screens inside, but really they need to go, to look sooo outdated:

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[patentneer]

I like your positive attitude mate. Keep it up

^^^

My pleasure 'iam not greek', my attitude is backed by prima-facie, eye witness account tempered with long years techno-legal expertise.

One word - experience.

Consider my expert opinion and profit from it, like invest in L&T, SBI, Tata Steel or Simplex Infra. and see your investment boom. I have. Said Co.'s are prime contractors.

Source: http://www.defence.pk/forums/genera...-but-still-long-way-go-365.html#ixzz2QGMqTu65

 

[Abingdonboy]

^^^

My pleasure 'iam not greek', my attitude is backed by prima-facie, eye witness account tempered with long years techno-legal expertise.

One word - experience. Consider my expert opinion and profit from it, like invest in L&T, SBI, Tata Steel or Simplex Infra. and see your investment boom. I have. Said Co.'s are prime contractors.

Given the GoI is spending $1 TRILLION USD on infrastructure in the next 4-5 years, this is a smart investment for sure.

 

[IamINDIA]

those art deco building need to go.... i don't understand why ppl are against them being redeveloped.

 

[Abingdonboy]

those art deco building need to go.... i don't understand why ppl are against them being redeveloped.

From what I understand (and please correct me if I am wrong @anyone) these houses are owned by the great and wealthy of Mumbai and as such there is little liklihood of this anytime soon. But yes, I agree, some Supertalls in this space and Mumbai would start to have a world-class skyline.


And it would just look awesome along Marine drive.

 

[patentneer]

Given the GoI is spending $1 TRILLION USD on infrastructure in the next 4-5 years, this is a smart investment for sure.

$ 1 Trillion my a$$.

In Indian infra projects, a $ goes a long way re: input costs of labour, steel, cement, sand, crushed stone, tech. support and machines.

All is local.
And the companies that put it all together are local with 1'st class, long-term middle-east exposure.

In purchasing parity terms, a 1 Trillion in the India infra. context re: costs of labour, steel, cement, sand, crushed stone, tech. support and machines is more like x 20 times as much. A single Dollar goes x 20 times farther in India.

$ 20 Trillion is more like the real figure, it's the true, real a practical value of a mere $ 1 Trillion!

Check : SSCaddicts thread @ Indian Megaprojects - SkyscraperCity

 

[Abingdonboy]

$ 1 Trillion my a$$.

In Indian infra projects, a $ goes a long way re: input costs of labour, steel, cement, sand, crushed stone, tech. support and machines.

All is local.
And the companies that put it all together are local with 1'st class, long-term middle-east exposure.

In purchasing parity terms, a 1 Trillion in the India infra. context re: costs of labour, steel, cement, sand, crushed stone, tech. support and machines is more like x 20 times as much. A single Dollar goes x 20 times farther in India.

$ 20 Trillion is more like the real figure, it's the true, real a practical value of a mere $ 1 Trillion!

Check : SSCaddicts thread @ Indian Megaprojects - SkyscraperCity

Well then, more reason to invest, lol!

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@patentneer I agree that in PPP terms this $1 TRILLION USD is significantly more in the Indian context. However when you are talking about large-scale intricate projects that require specialist equipment and consultants from abroad the broad x20 times model isn't going to always work.

 

[patentneer]

SH 17 - between Talwandi Sabo and Bhatinda in Punjab

I LOVE seeing TATA PRIMAs on Indian roads!!

^^

Haha .

Indian highways can mess up 'yer head.

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