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PM Modi had announced his vision to set up 100 smart cities across the country soon after his government was sworn into power mid last year. Since then a race has been on among cities to land on the list that the ministry of urban development is compiling. The 100 smart cities mission intends to promote adoption of smart solutions for efficient use of available assets, resources and infrastructure. Dipak Dash explains what these smart cities are and how they will work. 1. What is a 'smart city'? A city equipped with basic infrastructure to give a decent quality of life, a clean and sustainable environment through application of some smart solutions. 2. Basic infrastructure Assured water and electricity supply, sanitation and solid waste management, efficient urban mobility and public transport, robust IT connectivity, e-governance and citizen participation, safety and security of citizens. 3. Smart solutions Public information, grievance redress

Budget 2015/16 – Analysis of the Key Fundamentals Outlined for Real Estate. When Indian Finance Minister Mr. Arun Jaitley was about to announce fiscal Budget on February 28, he was least oblivious on his mind about the mounting expectations from millions of people across India and worldwide. Eyes were glued on TV screens; parliamentarians watching Mr. Jaitley closely while real estate companies kept on pinning high hopes whether the budget will spell positive revival for the cash-starved real estate. Under such circumstances when expectations were intensely high, Mr. Jaitley’s budget held extreme importance; particularly for the Indian real estate industries, it meant a lot. Now that Union Budget 2015-16 has been announced, it received mixed reactions from people belonging to different political and financial quarters. In this context, the blog carries out  post budget 2015-16 analysis  and studies the key fundamentals outlined in the budget for Indian real estate

  Indian Property Show in Dubai - Bhoomi Associate  Properties by over 150 real estate developers from India will be presented at the Indian Property Show which will showcase over 17,000 potential investors in Dubai. The 16th edition of Indian Property Show starting today is designed to meet the needs of NRIs in the Middle East featuring the latest projects in India. The  Sumansa  Exhibitions' property exhibition will showcase over 17,000 potential investors in Dubai. The properties will range from Rs 12 lakhs to Rs 23 crores. The three-day show will witness three regional pavilions alongside a special CREDAI Maharashtra pavilion with properties from Pune, Nashik,  Nagpur  and other cities of Maharashtra. "To bring the knowledge and update buyers on latest trends, policies, market dynamics, investments strategies etc, we have partnered with dedicated real estate research services firm Jones Lang Lasalle (JLL) to help NRIs make informed deci

Money is indeed one of the key essentials in deciding the outcome of buying a dream home. However, the very outcome of   Buying a dream home   depends largely on the amount of readymade money one has. The readymade money gets added up in due course of time through the long-continued practice of steady savings. However, the question remains unanswered – how to develop a behavior vital in helping out save the money for your future home? You know very well money is the sole determinant for any materialistic gain. So, without sufficient money in hands, dreaming about a home is nothing but the result of dreamer’s fruitless mental obsession. An individual homebuyer can’t avoid the necessity of saving money as a proactive approach to fund his/her dream home. Here, we have jotted down five most intelligent and perhaps overlooked   money saving tips  that will play a vital role in helping you cultivate a habit of saving big bucks for your future home! Buying a dream home. 1.       D