Wednesday, April 25, 2007

Real Estate Tycoons In India


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K. P. Singh :- Chairperson, DLF Universal Ltd.
Former army officer, built one of the India’s finest cities, DLF city in Gurgaon by acquiring land from farmers at relatively cheap prices and later striking gold. Plans to do a colossal listing of flagship company, DLF Universal, right now undergoing various crises.

Ramesh Chandra :- Chairman, Unitech Ltd.
Started a consulting firm in India after doing structural engineering from U.K. Later on, he diversified into residential real estate projects in Gurgaon and then into southern & eastern India.

Pradeep Jain :- Chairman, Parsvnath Developers
Started as a real estate broker and then finally moving into land development in 1990 after leaving the family business. Flagged of his property odyssey from small towns in North India and then capitalised on capital New Delhi.

Vikas Oberoi :- MD, Oberoi Constructions
Mumbai based real estate firm was carved out of profits from saffron business by Vikas Oberoi’s (who took charge in 1997) father in 1985. Morgan Stanley’s real estate arm has only recently invested $152 million.

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Thursday, April 19, 2007

Here's one to solve some environ'mental' issue!


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GM hopes to begin selling the first car, a plug-in hybrid version of the Saturn Vue sport utility, as soon as 2009. The second, the Chevrolet Volt, which exists only as a concept-model prototype, is a startling departure from traditional automotive design. The Volt's internal combustion engine is not attached to the drive train as current hybrids are. In case of the Volt, it is used only to recharge the vehicle's batteries. In short, the Volt would function as a true electric car, with the insurance of an internal combustion engine, for five, and a drive over hundreds of kilometers.

"The real breakthrough is with the new batteries, which offered us energy density – which in turn provided us with a reliable, high-powered package in a relatively small space," Zelenski said.

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Friday, April 13, 2007

The Daily Mail chugs into India, Today


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The India Today group has forged a deal with British media group Daily Mail & General Trust (DMGT), the publisher of The Daily Mail. Though the details are yet to come, it is expected that the Joint Venture (JV) will look at the morning tabloid space and India Today's existing afternoon tabloid Today might get an overhaul. The British group will have a 26% stake in the JV. Also in the media sector, FUSE+Media, part of international venture fund ComVentures has bought a 19.17% stake in Rajat Sharma promoted India TV for a cool $11.5 million.

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Wednesday, April 04, 2007

Oscar Dreams In Tricolor


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This year’s official entry from India, Rang De Basanti (or Paint it Yellow/Saffron, as it was translated for the phoren populace), didn’t go well with the Academy’s jury members and was out of the race even before it could start. Shocking? Not really, after all where in the world would you not find angry, anarchic, confused youth?! If Oscar’s foreign film award winners of bygone times were listed, the psyche of the Academy’s committee can be considerably demystified – the movies that are truly and typically representative of the country and that cannot be relocated in any other part of the globe, generally go well with the Oscar gatekeepers. There’s Deepa Mehta’s oh-so-Indian movie, Water, with typical Indian settings – an ashram swarming with young widows with shaven heads, portraits of sati, child marriage and tales of tyranny – together showcasing a living, breathing sample of the nation. And while the film may have the necessary elements needed to claim ownership of the golden statuette, it has gone in as a Canadian entry, thanks to some of our own fundamentalist countrymen who could not tolerate a consequential work of creativity. Again, Mira Nair’s Salaam Bombay, a triumphant tale of existence for destiny’s (street) children like Krishna and Chaipau, shot on location, was uniquely Indian – so was the treatment of Mehboob’s Mother India and Ashutosh Gowarikar’s Lagaan.

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