12.76 lakh unsold houses in top 30 cities of india

[Telugodura456]

Hi tech city , golden mile, ORR, airport - everything either concieved, planned or executed by CBN. Entha ginjukunna avi facts.

[Somedude]

6 minutes ago, Telugodura456 said:

Hi tech city , golden mile, ORR, airport - everything either concieved, planned or executed by CBN. Entha ginjukunna avi facts.

Cyberabad, Financial District, Genome Valley, Shamshabad Airport and Sports infrastructure 

[hyperbole]

2 minutes ago, Telugodura456 said:

Hi tech city , golden mile, ORR, airport - everything either concieved, planned or executed by CBN. Entha ginjukunna avi facts.

Sakkaga okka drainage system kattaledu kani planning anta. Hitech city was itself conceived by then CM janardhan reddy and he even laid the foundation for cyber towers and then naidu marketed it well.

give credit where it’s due, naidu has nothing to do with financial dist. Airport and ORR might have been in drafts but YSR/Congress deserves credit for how quickly they executed. 

[Telugodura456]

Just now, hyperbole said:

Sakkaga okka drainage system kattaledu kani planning anta. Hitech city was itself conceived by then CM janardhan reddy and he even laid the foundation for cyber towers and then naidu marketed it well.

give credit where it’s due, naidu has nothing to do with financial dist. Airport and ORR might have been in drafts but YSR/Congress deserves credit for how quickly they executed. 

hahahaha.  Anyway another seemandhra fellow.

[Somedude]

6 minutes ago, hyperbole said:

Sakkaga okka drainage system kattaledu kani planning anta. Hitech city was itself conceived by then CM janardhan reddy and he even laid the foundation for cyber towers and then naidu marketed it well.

give credit where it’s due, naidu has nothing to do with financial dist. Airport and ORR might have been in drafts but YSR/Congress deserves credit for how quickly they executed. 

NYSE to help Andhra set up financial district in Hyderabad

Suman Guha Mozumder in New York

The New York Stock Exchange will help Andhra Pradesh government in setting up a financial district in Hyderabad by providing technical and other assistance, officials accompanying visiting AP Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu said in New York on Thursday.

Naidu, who is in the US to seek investment for an innovative economic zone, a 9,000-acre, duty-free commercial enclave near the port city of Visakhapatnam as well as to participate in the annual meeting of the World Economic Forum that opened on Thursday, visited the NYSE to have a discussion with NYSE chairman Dick Grasso and other senior officials of the bourse.

"The idea was to have a first-hand knowledge of the working of the exchange, to see how it works and what we can learn from them to replicate the model for India," B P Acharya, state secretary, industries and commerce department, told rediff.com.

"We are trying to develop a financial district in Hyderabad and in that connection the chief minister requested them for technical collaboration and guidance to which the chairman readily agreed," Acharya added.

Among those, who accompanied Naidu during his brief visit, include AP Minister for Finance Y Ramakrishnudu, AP Minister for Industries K Vidyadhar Rao, and Satyam Computer Services Chairman B Ramalinga Raju.

On the first day of his six-day visit to the US, Naidu also addressed a large gathering of US business representatives at a session on "Second Wave of Economic Reforms in India: the Outlook for 2002" that was organised by the Asia Society and the Confederation of Indian Industry.

At the luncheon meeting that was attended among others by Union Finance Minister Yashwant Sinha, who delivered the keynote address, former US Ambassador to India Frank Wisner (who is now chairman of US-India Business Council), Tarun Das, director general of CII, and CII president Sanjiv Goenka, Chandrababu Naidu said that Andhra Pradesh was looking towards becoming a 'knowledge State' with Hyderabad as the 'knowledge hub'.

During his visit, Naidu is expected to sign a memorandum of understanding for biotechnology collaboration with the North Carolina State agencies. He is also scheduled to have meetings with top executives of some major US firms.

"The focus of the chief minister's visit this time is biotechnology, pharmaceuticals, financial and insurance institutions. We are developing the first state of the art biotech park in Hyderabad in Zenom Valley," Acharya said.

 

Naidu keen to make Hyderabad a one-stop financial, biz hub

George Iype in Hyderabad

Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu, who pioneered the art of e-governance in the country, seeks to transform Hyderabad into a one-stop financial and business hub.

For the first time in India, an exclusive Financial District and a mega Green Park are being set up in Hyderabad to ensure that Andhra Pradesh gets sizeable investment opportunities from a variety of industries.

While the Andhra Pradesh government is developing the Financial District, investors from the United States and the Confederation of Indian Industry with active help from the state government will promote the Green Park.

According to state Industries Minister K Vidhyadher Rao, the Green Park will be developed on a 700-acre site and the Financial District in a 100-acre plot, both adjacent to the Hitec City that is home to a number of infotech companies in Hyderabad.

"We want to prove that Andhra Pradesh is not just about information technology alone. We are undertaking diversified projects in various directions so that Hyderabad becomes the investors' one-stop destination in India," Rao told rediff.com.

Rao said the Financial District is the first financial services hub of its kind being set up in the country. "We hope to attract a vast number of infrastructure projects which would related to the financial services," he said.

It seems that the rationale behind establishing the Financial District is to ensure that the Central government sets up the headquarters of the Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority in Hyderabad.

Ever since the Centre set up the IRDA to regulate the private players after the government opened up the insurance sector, the Andhra Pradesh chief minister has been lobbying hard to ensure that the government awards the prestigious insurance address to Hyderabad.

The Union finance ministry has not yet said 'No' to Naidu's request as his Telugu Desam Party is a powerful partner in the National Democratic Alliance at the Centre.

"With the setting up of an exclusive Financial District in Hyderabad, I think there is no other better place to locate the IRDA headquarters," Rao pointed out.

Establishment of a Green Park in Hyderabad with the support from US investors was one of the promises that the outgoing US President Bill Clinton had made during his visit to the city last year.

Since then the Confederation of India Industry has been drawing up plans to develop the Green Park. CII has already submitted its final project plan to the Andhra Pradesh government.

The Green Park will consist of a 'green business centre', a full-fledged research and development centre, and a host of environment-related companies.

According CII director general Tarun Das, the Green Park will be based on similar centres in California and Minnesota in the United States.

"The Green Park will promote environmental technologies, government initiatives on environment and operate technology-related services," he said.

He said that the Green Park will be the first such venture in Asia. "When completed, it will host companies engaged in environment, pollution control and green technologies. It will be the ultimate business centre to offer integrated services in the country," Das said.

The CII and the Andhra Pradesh government are both roping in banks and financial institutions to support the multi-million-rupee Green Park. The CII has also granted an initial expenditure of Rs 50 million towards to the project.

Das said that in keeping with the setting up of the Green Park, the CII has decided to move to Hyderabad its corporate headquarters for energy and environment.

The Andhra Pradesh government hopes that the proposed Financial District and Green Park projects will considerably attract investment during the ongoing CII-Partnership Summit. Officials project that investment worth more than Rs 280 billion will be finalised during the Summit.

[Telugodura456]

2004 some magic year anukunta for congress. Aa mundhara 40 years emi seyyaladhu kaani, 2004 tharuvata ORR, airport, financial district antha sudden ga development chesaaru. Malla 2014 tharuvatha anni bandh seemandhra lo. Must be another magic year for another change.

[kdapparao]

33 minutes ago, Somedude said:

Cringy creature vi ra nuvvu. Velli nee g nuvvu kadukko. Mental patient lekkunnav. You need to see a doctor.

Why so much frustration bro.. pacha media choodam maney taggipoyidi..

[Somedude]

5 minutes ago, kdapparao said:

Why so much frustration bro.. pacha media choodam maney taggipoyidi..

Lol. Frusted soul vi nuvvu. Eppudu same script pattukoni edusthuntav. Talk to your family members and see a doctor.

[hyperbole]

16 minutes ago, Somedude said:

NYSE to help Andhra set up financial district in Hyderabad

Suman Guha Mozumder in New York

The New York Stock Exchange will help Andhra Pradesh government in setting up a financial district in Hyderabad by providing technical and other assistance, officials accompanying visiting AP Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu said in New York on Thursday.

Naidu, who is in the US to seek investment for an innovative economic zone, a 9,000-acre, duty-free commercial enclave near the port city of Visakhapatnam as well as to participate in the annual meeting of the World Economic Forum that opened on Thursday, visited the NYSE to have a discussion with NYSE chairman Dick Grasso and other senior officials of the bourse.

"The idea was to have a first-hand knowledge of the working of the exchange, to see how it works and what we can learn from them to replicate the model for India," B P Acharya, state secretary, industries and commerce department, told rediff.com.

"We are trying to develop a financial district in Hyderabad and in that connection the chief minister requested them for technical collaboration and guidance to which the chairman readily agreed," Acharya added.

Among those, who accompanied Naidu during his brief visit, include AP Minister for Finance Y Ramakrishnudu, AP Minister for Industries K Vidyadhar Rao, and Satyam Computer Services Chairman B Ramalinga Raju.

On the first day of his six-day visit to the US, Naidu also addressed a large gathering of US business representatives at a session on "Second Wave of Economic Reforms in India: the Outlook for 2002" that was organised by the Asia Society and the Confederation of Indian Industry.

At the luncheon meeting that was attended among others by Union Finance Minister Yashwant Sinha, who delivered the keynote address, former US Ambassador to India Frank Wisner (who is now chairman of US-India Business Council), Tarun Das, director general of CII, and CII president Sanjiv Goenka, Chandrababu Naidu said that Andhra Pradesh was looking towards becoming a 'knowledge State' with Hyderabad as the 'knowledge hub'.

During his visit, Naidu is expected to sign a memorandum of understanding for biotechnology collaboration with the North Carolina State agencies. He is also scheduled to have meetings with top executives of some major US firms.

"The focus of the chief minister's visit this time is biotechnology, pharmaceuticals, financial and insurance institutions. We are developing the first state of the art biotech park in Hyderabad in Zenom Valley," Acharya said.

 

Naidu keen to make Hyderabad a one-stop financial, biz hub

George Iype in Hyderabad

Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu, who pioneered the art of e-governance in the country, seeks to transform Hyderabad into a one-stop financial and business hub.

For the first time in India, an exclusive Financial District and a mega Green Park are being set up in Hyderabad to ensure that Andhra Pradesh gets sizeable investment opportunities from a variety of industries.

While the Andhra Pradesh government is developing the Financial District, investors from the United States and the Confederation of Indian Industry with active help from the state government will promote the Green Park.

According to state Industries Minister K Vidhyadher Rao, the Green Park will be developed on a 700-acre site and the Financial District in a 100-acre plot, both adjacent to the Hitec City that is home to a number of infotech companies in Hyderabad.

"We want to prove that Andhra Pradesh is not just about information technology alone. We are undertaking diversified projects in various directions so that Hyderabad becomes the investors' one-stop destination in India," Rao told rediff.com.

Rao said the Financial District is the first financial services hub of its kind being set up in the country. "We hope to attract a vast number of infrastructure projects which would related to the financial services," he said.

It seems that the rationale behind establishing the Financial District is to ensure that the Central government sets up the headquarters of the Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority in Hyderabad.

Ever since the Centre set up the IRDA to regulate the private players after the government opened up the insurance sector, the Andhra Pradesh chief minister has been lobbying hard to ensure that the government awards the prestigious insurance address to Hyderabad.

The Union finance ministry has not yet said 'No' to Naidu's request as his Telugu Desam Party is a powerful partner in the National Democratic Alliance at the Centre.

"With the setting up of an exclusive Financial District in Hyderabad, I think there is no other better place to locate the IRDA headquarters," Rao pointed out.

Establishment of a Green Park in Hyderabad with the support from US investors was one of the promises that the outgoing US President Bill Clinton had made during his visit to the city last year.

Since then the Confederation of India Industry has been drawing up plans to develop the Green Park. CII has already submitted its final project plan to the Andhra Pradesh government.

The Green Park will consist of a 'green business centre', a full-fledged research and development centre, and a host of environment-related companies.

According CII director general Tarun Das, the Green Park will be based on similar centres in California and Minnesota in the United States.

"The Green Park will promote environmental technologies, government initiatives on environment and operate technology-related services," he said.

He said that the Green Park will be the first such venture in Asia. "When completed, it will host companies engaged in environment, pollution control and green technologies. It will be the ultimate business centre to offer integrated services in the country," Das said.

The CII and the Andhra Pradesh government are both roping in banks and financial institutions to support the multi-million-rupee Green Park. The CII has also granted an initial expenditure of Rs 50 million towards to the project.

Das said that in keeping with the setting up of the Green Park, the CII has decided to move to Hyderabad its corporate headquarters for energy and environment.

The Andhra Pradesh government hopes that the proposed Financial District and Green Park projects will considerably attract investment during the ongoing CII-Partnership Summit. Officials project that investment worth more than Rs 280 billion will be finalised during the Summit.

 

[Telugodura456]

2 minutes ago, hyperbole said:

 

A sanskusthapana chesina rock ekkada vundhi baa. Nobody demolishes such things.

[hyperbole]

if any Raheja IT Mid space was the turning point than any other IT park built to date in Hyderabad. In my opinion they spear headed the transition of that area into financial dist in 2007-2009 when they opened. They  brought many of their clients to Hyderabad in the process of leasing their premises. 10s of multi national and companies like chase, Qualcomm, BOA made it here. They also created the social infrastructure in that area and the only premium mall to date in Hyderabad

 

Building - 1 - Accenture.

Building - 2 - Tech Mahindra, GE, ZenQ, Patni Computer Systems, Bank of America, Sumtotal systems, Redpine Signals, INC, Beryl Consulting

Building - 3 - IBM.

Building - 4 - Computer Sciences Corporation.

Building - 5 - Bank of America, Redpine Signals.

Building - 6 - Novartis.

Building - 7 - Computer Sciences Corporation.

Building - 8 - Qualcomm, PL Engineering, Deloitte, UTC Fire & Security

Building - 9 - Verizon, Amazon, Broadcom, Qualcomm, HSBC, Deloitte, PerkinElmer.

Building - 10 - Verizon, Qualcomm,Broadcom, Raheja India.

Building - 11 - JP Morgan, Thomson Reuters, Advanced Micro Devices.

Building - 12A - Cognizant Technology Solutions, Pegasystems Inc.

Building - 14 - Portware, United Health Group, Persistent Systems & Solutions Ltd, OpenText Corporation, LGS Global Ltd, Trianz, Yash Technologies Pvt. Ltd, ZenQ, Verity Knowledge Solutions Pvt. Ltd.

Building - 20 - Facebook, Parexel, vSplash Techlabs Pvt. Ltd, Cognizant Technology Solutions, YASH Technologies, RealPage, OMICS, PROLIFICS(Semantic Space Technologies).

Building - 21 - Colruyt IT Consultancy

HUDA Techno Enclave - Ocimum Bio Solutions

 

[Somedude]

4 minutes ago, hyperbole said:

 

Nenu vesindhi enti? Nuvvu vesindhi enti? I posted about financial dist.

[MiryalgudaMaruthiRao]

2 minutes ago, Telugodura456 said:

A sanskusthapana chesina rock ekkada vundhi baa. Nobody demolishes such things.

nakke term kanna mundu sankustaapana chestey credit vallaki iyyali

nakka term taruvatha complete chestey complete chesina vallki iyyali ade langa teddies compulsion

 

[Galactus]

8 minutes ago, hyperbole said:

if any Raheja IT Mid space was the turning point than any other IT park built to date in Hyderabad. In my opinion they spear headed the transition of that area into financial dist in 2007-2009 when they opened. They  brought many of their clients to Hyderabad in the process of leasing their premises. 10s of multi national and companies like chase, Qualcomm, BOA made it here. They also created the social infrastructure in that area and the only premium mall to date in Hyderabad

 

Building - 1 - Accenture.

Building - 2 - Tech Mahindra, GE, ZenQ, Patni Computer Systems, Bank of America, Sumtotal systems, Redpine Signals, INC, Beryl Consulting

Building - 3 - IBM.

Building - 4 - Computer Sciences Corporation.

Building - 5 - Bank of America, Redpine Signals.

Building - 6 - Novartis.

Building - 7 - Computer Sciences Corporation.

Building - 8 - Qualcomm, PL Engineering, Deloitte, UTC Fire & Security

Building - 9 - Verizon, Amazon, Broadcom, Qualcomm, HSBC, Deloitte, PerkinElmer.

Building - 10 - Verizon, Qualcomm,Broadcom, Raheja India.

Building - 11 - JP Morgan, Thomson Reuters, Advanced Micro Devices.

Building - 12A - Cognizant Technology Solutions, Pegasystems Inc.

Building - 14 - Portware, United Health Group, Persistent Systems & Solutions Ltd, OpenText Corporation, LGS Global Ltd, Trianz, Yash Technologies Pvt. Ltd, ZenQ, Verity Knowledge Solutions Pvt. Ltd.

Building - 20 - Facebook, Parexel, vSplash Techlabs Pvt. Ltd, Cognizant Technology Solutions, YASH Technologies, RealPage, OMICS, PROLIFICS(Semantic Space Technologies).

Building - 21 - Colruyt IT Consultancy

HUDA Techno Enclave - Ocimum Bio Solutions

 

Yeah , Appatlo Raheja used to be good, no idead how it is now

friends pani chestunde BOA lo aa time lo 

[Telugodura456]

10 minutes ago, hyperbole said:

if any Raheja IT Mid space was the turning point than any other IT park built to date in Hyderabad. In my opinion they spear headed the transition of that area into financial dist in 2007-2009 when they opened. They  brought many of their clients to Hyderabad in the process of leasing their premises. 10s of multi national and companies like chase, Qualcomm, BOA made it here. They also created the social infrastructure in that area and the only premium mall to date in Hyderabad

 

Building - 1 - Accenture.

Building - 2 - Tech Mahindra, GE, ZenQ, Patni Computer Systems, Bank of America, Sumtotal systems, Redpine Signals, INC, Beryl Consulting

Building - 3 - IBM.

Building - 4 - Computer Sciences Corporation.

Building - 5 - Bank of America, Redpine Signals.

Building - 6 - Novartis.

Building - 7 - Computer Sciences Corporation.

Building - 8 - Qualcomm, PL Engineering, Deloitte, UTC Fire & Security

Building - 9 - Verizon, Amazon, Broadcom, Qualcomm, HSBC, Deloitte, PerkinElmer.

Building - 10 - Verizon, Qualcomm,Broadcom, Raheja India.

Building - 11 - JP Morgan, Thomson Reuters, Advanced Micro Devices.

Building - 12A - Cognizant Technology Solutions, Pegasystems Inc.

Building - 14 - Portware, United Health Group, Persistent Systems & Solutions Ltd, OpenText Corporation, LGS Global Ltd, Trianz, Yash Technologies Pvt. Ltd, ZenQ, Verity Knowledge Solutions Pvt. Ltd.

Building - 20 - Facebook, Parexel, vSplash Techlabs Pvt. Ltd, Cognizant Technology Solutions, YASH Technologies, RealPage, OMICS, PROLIFICS(Semantic Space Technologies).

Building - 21 - Colruyt IT Consultancy

HUDA Techno Enclave - Ocimum Bio Solutions

 

THis is not financial district. it is completely another area planned by CBN.