Here comes the next super duper product of Tata. It was in headlines that Tata offers houses at 4 lakh in Boisar, near Bombay, India. "Shubh griha" project would offer 1,200 houses under this scheme. A person booking the house can do so by paying Rs 10,000 and the list of winners would be decided through a random selection process or lottery. Similar to Nano offer. A flat near Bombay for four to six lakh rupees is unbelievable news. Think this offer on houses by Tata should be included in Ripley’s Believe it or not. Just an advance to a rental house in Bombay is more than 5 lakhs rupees for a single bedroom apartment. This is not just an online fact. I have my friends living in Bombay and paid around 10 lakhs for a double bedroom flat and a month rental of 40,000 rupees that too for a house which is quite far from the city. Of course the company lets out these kinds of offers through government subsidies. But still couldn’t arrive at a logical strategy on how this company will gain profit given the market rate in the nearby area in Bombay?
Thursday, 31 December 2009
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Thursday, 10 December 2009
IPL
‘‘We are already midway with our plans for the 2010 IPL. The camps are about to start, the core team is in place and we’ve already hired the needed experts to look at the possible requirements. Until now, there was so much ambiguity on Pakistan cricketers that they naturally weren’t in our scheme of things," says a franchise official.
Only three of the eight IPL franchisees didn’t bid for any of the Pakistan players in the first year of IPL, in 2008. The rest five played the 2009 edition of the tournament without the services of players from across the border and were indeed preparing to do it again this time around. On Thursday, IPL commissioner Lalit Modi was emphatic when he claimed that ‘‘things are moving towards normalcy and a final decision will be taken on December 17, as far as involvement of Pak players is concerned."
The decision will be in regards to how these players can go through an auction slated for January 19 in Mumbai. The four cricketers cannot play for their original IPL teams that had signed them in the inaugural year. Following the November 26 attacks in Mumbai, after which Pakistan cricketers touring India was not possible, the IPL franchisees had terminated their contracts with these cricketers.
Only three of the eight IPL franchisees didn’t bid for any of the Pakistan players in the first year of IPL, in 2008. The rest five played the 2009 edition of the tournament without the services of players from across the border and were indeed preparing to do it again this time around. On Thursday, IPL commissioner Lalit Modi was emphatic when he claimed that ‘‘things are moving towards normalcy and a final decision will be taken on December 17, as far as involvement of Pak players is concerned."
The decision will be in regards to how these players can go through an auction slated for January 19 in Mumbai. The four cricketers cannot play for their original IPL teams that had signed them in the inaugural year. Following the November 26 attacks in Mumbai, after which Pakistan cricketers touring India was not possible, the IPL franchisees had terminated their contracts with these cricketers.
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