TDP4AP Posted June 2, 2018 Report Posted June 2, 2018 Just now, sattipandu said: Pichonivaa naa paatha 3000 posts thiragesi choosko bodi gaadni positive ga anna okka comment undadhu telavakapothey gammuna kooso vaaa id create chesi week avvaledhu dont presume to know much about my inclinations bachaaaa Third front perutho dhora anavasaram ga egirindu uncle. Asale bodi gadu Antha manchodu kadhu. Manchi project D**** MUKKODI valla Quote
TDP4AP Posted June 2, 2018 Report Posted June 2, 2018 6 minutes ago, sattipandu said: North ollu donga lambdi kodukulu vayya Anthe anthe. Vadukoni aadukoni vadili d**** Separate south India start cheyali inka kcr. We will support him too Quote
TampaChinnodu Posted June 2, 2018 Author Report Posted June 2, 2018 33 minutes ago, bhaigan said: completely scrap ayithe cheyaledu kada bhayya, lets wait at present budget issues tho project ni hold lo pettaru, completely scraped man. Ishtam vunte states can do with their own funds ani seppindi center. Thousands of crs own money states sudden gaa pettali antey kashtam. Quote
TampaChinnodu Posted June 2, 2018 Author Report Posted June 2, 2018 Bengaluru's dedicated IT region expected to spur jobs, realty Editor | February 2, 2018 @ 12:43 PM Bangalore IT City's infotech fraternity is keeping a keen eye on the ambitious Information Technology Investment Region (ITIR) project near the airport, envisaged to give the city's IT sector a leg-up, generate jobs, and therefore, fuel the demand for homes in north Bengaluru. After several rounds of playing hide-and-seek, the formidable ITIR project at Devanahalli is expected to get off the ground, with land acquisition solution in sight since its conception in 2009-2010. Initially planned on 10,000 acres, the Karnataka Industrial Areas Development Board (KIADB) is presently in talks with farmers to acquire over 2,000 acres of farmland in Doddaballapur and Devanahalli. Still in the nascent stage, the project modelled on a PPP basis with an expected investment of USD 20 billion, is anticipated to be a crucible of sorts for the blossoming start-up segment in the city. Industry experts in the city weigh the possibilities the ITIR holds... Step-up for start-ups If the ITIR project comes to life, it will have a positive impact on the startup ecosystem. The project envisages to employ 40 lakh people; this means there will be an abundance of high quality talent coming in. An expectation from the IT sector is that the land parcels have to be competitive. MNCs located in Whitefield, ORR, and Sarjapur currently experience massive logistical nightmares transporting their staff to offices, and therefore they should find the ITIR package more attractive in terms of price and infrastructure, compared to Hyderabad and Pune. Once the basic infrastructure such as road and rail connectivity, telecom, water is provided for, the industry will figure out the rest. Other provisions for support infrastructure like educational institutions, hospitals, lung spaces, modern waste management facilities have to be taken into account if this project has to attract large scale adoption. If the ITIR project is delivered well, it will serve the IT industry needs for the next decade and decongest many parts of Bengaluru. - Ashok Madaravally, Director, Pitney Bowes Startup Accelerator. Ease of doing business Most of the countries including India have dedicated industrial clusters for specific industries. Having IT companies in one region will surely boost the industry. However, it is important for the land to be affordable. If the cost of land is around Rs 2-3 crores per acre, it would not be attractive for an industry with scarce capital. The software companies should not go through the hassle of buying land and constructing the office buildings. They should be able to start business within a few days. The government is looking at PPP due to the huge capital investment. The IT offices should go vertical since software firms unlike manufacturing companies, do not require land only on the ground floor. While the ITIR would help generate employment, certain factors have to be considered regarding its viability, such as good water supply, proper mass transport system like the Metro rail to ease commuting from the suburbs to the airport area, social infrastructure, clean environment, and most importantly, synchrony between the government and the real estate developers. - K Ravi, President, Federation of Karnataka Chambers of Commerce & Industry (FKCCI). Quote
TampaChinnodu Posted June 2, 2018 Author Report Posted June 2, 2018 North-West Hyderabad: A Potential Gold Mine For Investors April 12, 2016 | Srinibas Rout With the redesigning of the proposed Information Technology Investment Region (ITIR) along the Outer Ring Road (ORR), an upward spiral in economic growth, robust infrastructure, ample manpower and a business-friendly ecosystem, the real estate sector in North-West Hyderabad is expected to benefit substantially in the medium term. PropTiger DataLabs' latest report, 'North-West Hyderabad, Emerging Manufacturing Hub', shows how this region is coming up as a real estate hotspot, accounting for 44 per cent of total absorption – in apartment and villa categories – in Hyderabad from April 2013 to December 2015. The report also shows that Kukatpally, Miyapur, Kompally and Bachupally were the top grossers in terms of absorption across localities, with a share of over 50 per cent of total sales, in the 12 months to December 2015. Upcoming Infrastructure - Metro Rail Among the major drivers of this real estate revival in Hyderabad's northwestern parts are the proposed ITIR and completion of the ORR. ITIR, which plans to include IT/ITeS SEZs, IT parks, industrial parks, warehouses and export-oriented zones, is expected to create direct employment for about 15 lakh people. ITIR's alignment will not only boost the connectivity of the region but will also ensure uniform growth across all major localities of the city. Anurag Jhanwar, head of consulting and data insights at PropTiger.com, says: “Connectivity and social infrastructure play a key role whenever someone is planning to invest in real estate. So, the development of ITIR along the Outer Ring Road will provide the necessary thrust to urban infrastructure, and people will find it easier to live towards the peripheral areas as well.” On ITIR, Jhanwar says the aim is to create economic pockets for generating employment and giving more purchasing power to people. “All these steps are expected to revive the investment cycle. They will create a plethora of opportunities for the real estate sector which will cater to the growing influx of people in these areas.” Expected to be completed in two phases over 25 years, the ITIR project was approved jointly by the Centre and the Telangana government in September 2013 to promote investment in information technology (IT), IT-enabled services (ITeS) and the electronic hardware sector. The mop-up from IT/ITeS exports from this region is expected to be Rs 2.35 lakh crore. All these activities point to an ideal atmosphere for real estate investors. Also, the 158-km, eight-lane, fenced ORR expressway connected with the Inner Ring Road and the upcoming Regional Ring Road will further address the connectivity issues. The government will identify and earmark land, within one km of the ORR, to be developed for industrial purposes. Among other infrastructure initiatives, about 20 million square feet of real estate space is planned for development over the next 8-10 years, in sync with the Hyderabad Metro (expected to be operational by this year). The Regional Ring Road, likely to be completed by December 2016, will also improve the connectivity between North-West Hyderabad and the IT/ITeS hubs of East Hyderabad. The suburban railway network is also slated to be augmented with four additional stretches that will boost the overall connectivity within the city. Quote
TampaChinnodu Posted June 2, 2018 Author Report Posted June 2, 2018 Information Technology Investment Region (ITIR)[edit] The Information Technology Investment Region (ITIR), Hyderabad is an upcoming IT investment region jointly being developed by Government of India and Government of Telangana.[45] The Union government has given in-principle approval on Sept 8th, 2012 for the Information Technology Investment Region (ITIR) for development of self-contained integrated knowledge clusters for growth of IT and electronic hardware manufacturing in 50,000 acres in and around Hyderabad.[46] The project which is modeled along the lines of Shenzhen SEZ in China, is aimed at attracting an investment of Rs 2.19 trillion ($44 billion) in the IT, ITES and electronics sectors and providing direct employment to 1.5 million people. Under the mega project, special economic zones (SEZs), industrial parks, free trade zones, warehousing zones and export-oriented units would come up in three corridors around the city which includes the areas Madhapur,Gachibowli, Uppal, Mamidipalli, Raviryal, Adibatla and Maheswaram, and Pocharam. The Government proposed to develop the infrastructure for ITIR at an estimated cost of over Rs 2.19 lakh crore. On September 20, 2013 the Central Government gave the official approval for the ITIR project[47] In April 2016, the Central Government informed Telangana state Government that it would revise the entire plan. This, according to sources, may lead to the delay in the estimated investments of Rs 3 lakh crore and creation of nearly 60 lakh jobs. No explanation given on why the need for revise plan. Quote
Android_Halwa Posted June 2, 2018 Report Posted June 2, 2018 Ie project paisa ki panki ra inproject.. already state give degara 1 lakh acres and investment vundi, infra kuda develop chesukune chance vundi...laudala ITIR evanki kavale....kali peeli panulu pending la padi delay aitayi... Quote
TDP4AP Posted June 2, 2018 Report Posted June 2, 2018 29 minutes ago, Android_Halwa said: Ie project paisa ki panki ra inproject.. already state give degara 1 lakh acres and investment vundi, infra kuda develop chesukune chance vundi...laudala ITIR evanki kavale....kali peeli panulu pending la padi delay aitayi... Anthe anthe. Twitter rao will take care of it Quote
TampaChinnodu Posted June 2, 2018 Author Report Posted June 2, 2018 32 minutes ago, Android_Halwa said: Ie project paisa ki panki ra inproject.. already state give degara 1 lakh acres and investment vundi, infra kuda develop chesukune chance vundi...laudala ITIR evanki kavale....kali peeli panulu pending la padi delay aitayi... 2 lacs crs is a big amount for state government to spend. Dora already spending huge amount of money on irrigation projects , rythu bhandhu and various other social welfare schemes . IT will be his last priority. He knows where the votes are and who vote in elections. Quote The Government proposed to develop the infrastructure for ITIR at an estimated cost of over Rs 2.19 lakh crore. Quote
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