Comments on: More on Gurgaon http://www.ravikiran.com/blog/classic/200507/more-on-gurgaon/ Where I torture reality till it confesses the truth Thu, 20 Nov 2008 20:50:00 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.2 By: aaa bbb http://www.ravikiran.com/blog/classic/200507/more-on-gurgaon/#comment-112849 aaa bbb Sun, 09 Nov 2008 08:39:53 +0000 http://www.ravikiran.com/2005/07/30/more-on-gurgaon/#comment-112849 Gurgaon to become a slum city ========================= The way illegal construction is spreading and multi-storied houses are beig constructed where the housing society rules permit just single story is going to to tax the general public as well as builders and industry. The water shortage will increase, sewerage system will come under pressure and property prices will come down. It will be in interest of Builder lobby, Indutry and Government to stop such illegal construction by empoying heavy penalities and charging for demolition. Only then public wil be able to benefit really by Gurgaon's advancement. Otherwise Gurgaon will only move faster toward become a slum. Gurgaon to become a slum city
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The way illegal construction is spreading and multi-storied houses are beig constructed where the housing society rules permit just single story is going to to tax the general public as well as builders and industry.

The water shortage will increase, sewerage system will come under pressure and property prices will come down.

It will be in interest of Builder lobby, Indutry and Government to stop such illegal construction by empoying heavy penalities and charging for demolition. Only then public wil be able to benefit really by Gurgaon’s advancement. Otherwise Gurgaon will only move faster toward become a slum.

]]> By: aaa http://www.ravikiran.com/blog/classic/200507/more-on-gurgaon/#comment-112848 aaa Sun, 09 Nov 2008 08:38:58 +0000 http://www.ravikiran.com/2005/07/30/more-on-gurgaon/#comment-112848 Gurgaon to become a slum city The way illegal construction is spreading and multi-storied houses are beig constructed where the housing society rules permit just single story is going to to tax the general public as well as builders and industry. The water shortage will increase, sewerage system will come under pressure and property prices will come down. It will be in interest of Builder lobby, Indutry and Government to stop such illegal construction by empoying heavy penalities and charging for demolition. Only then public wil be able to benefit really by Gurgaon's advancement. Otherwise Gurgaon will only move faster toward become a slum. Gurgaon to become a slum city

The way illegal construction is spreading and multi-storied houses are beig constructed where the housing society rules permit just single story is going to to tax the general public as well as builders and industry.

The water shortage will increase, sewerage system will come under pressure and property prices will come down.

It will be in interest of Builder lobby, Indutry and Government to stop such illegal construction by empoying heavy penalities and charging for demolition. Only then public wil be able to benefit really by Gurgaon’s advancement. Otherwise Gurgaon will only move faster toward become a slum.

]]> By: Jet Airways » Givvup Only Are There http://www.ravikiran.com/blog/classic/200507/more-on-gurgaon/#comment-112355 Jet Airways » Givvup Only Are There Thu, 16 Oct 2008 04:54:05 +0000 http://www.ravikiran.com/2005/07/30/more-on-gurgaon/#comment-112355 [...] today than twenty thousand jobs next year (and CEOs get abused for thinking in the short term!). (Related reading here.) Either the CPI(M) is (shock! gasp!) a run-of-the-mill political party, concerned only about the [...] [...] today than twenty thousand jobs next year (and CEOs get abused for thinking in the short term!). (Related reading here.) Either the CPI(M) is (shock! gasp!) a run-of-the-mill political party, concerned only about the [...]

]]> By: rakesh http://www.ravikiran.com/blog/classic/200507/more-on-gurgaon/#comment-92041 rakesh Wed, 27 Feb 2008 05:10:28 +0000 http://www.ravikiran.com/2005/07/30/more-on-gurgaon/#comment-92041 there is something interesting about labour laws in india... what i hav experienced in last few years ... 1> if employer dont pay enough to diff dept. inspectors.. he/she is in for real trouble.... 2> my only conclusion is, i would prefer not to open a factory, but work undersome as servent. In india , those who open factory , they should hav clear picture in mind,, either he should exploit the situaion otherwise laws will exploit him. God bless to indian factories.. Someone rightly said india mai trading kar loo , lakin factory open karne ki bewkufi kabhi mat karna... Mera bharat mahan, 100 mai 90 baiman ... phir bhi mera bharat mahan there is something interesting about labour laws in india… what i hav experienced in last few years …
1> if employer dont pay enough to diff dept. inspectors.. he/she is in for real trouble….
2> my only conclusion is, i would prefer not to open a factory, but work undersome as servent. In india , those who open factory , they should hav clear picture in mind,, either he should exploit the situaion otherwise laws will exploit him.

God bless to indian factories.. Someone rightly said india mai trading kar loo , lakin factory open karne ki bewkufi kabhi mat karna…
Mera bharat mahan, 100 mai 90 baiman … phir bhi mera bharat mahan

]]> By: The Examined Life » Blog Archive » The Akbarallys story http://www.ravikiran.com/blog/classic/200507/more-on-gurgaon/#comment-12315 The Examined Life » Blog Archive » The Akbarallys story Mon, 27 Mar 2006 05:56:22 +0000 http://www.ravikiran.com/2005/07/30/more-on-gurgaon/#comment-12315 [...] The labour laws did not help. The unions could not help, the courts would not help. I’ve explained why here. Labour laws and the courts matter only if you care to keep your company running. [...] [...] The labour laws did not help. The unions could not help, the courts would not help. I’ve explained why here. Labour laws and the courts matter only if you care to keep your company running. [...]

]]> By: Guru Gulab Khatri http://www.ravikiran.com/blog/classic/200507/more-on-gurgaon/#comment-10396 Guru Gulab Khatri Wed, 07 Dec 2005 17:44:46 +0000 http://www.ravikiran.com/2005/07/30/more-on-gurgaon/#comment-10396 There is another angle which requires more attention. Its the gunda-gardi attitude in india thats prevalent in almost everything. I dont give a rats ass about who screwed you....but how dare you burn a police vehicle damage public goods. This kind of nonsense destruction happens for no good reason over any issue in india. When i was in india the aarakshan (reservation) was the big isssue. My school was shut down b/c there was a mob of protestors outside Next day i saw damages to the signs on road, bus stop, street lights. I could not understand wtf did the street light have to do with the reservation issue. How can a bunch of rowdy howling hecklers solve any problem? I can understand the opposition to policy X by the government but why damage property, close schools call for a 'band'? How does that advance any one's agenda? If you think you'd be better of with another policy and want to work towards it good but why deny your fellow citizens public goods. It really has nothing to do with any political agenda, it reflects lack of values. There is another angle which requires more attention. Its the gunda-gardi attitude in india thats prevalent in almost everything. I dont give a rats ass about who screwed you….but how dare you burn a police vehicle damage public goods. This kind of nonsense destruction happens for no good reason over any issue in india.
When i was in india the aarakshan (reservation) was the big isssue.
My school was shut down b/c there was a mob of protestors outside Next day i saw damages to the signs on road, bus stop, street lights.
I could not understand wtf did the street light have to do with the reservation issue. How can a bunch of rowdy howling hecklers solve any problem?
I can understand the opposition to policy X by the government but why damage property, close schools call for a ‘band’?
How does that advance any one’s agenda?
If you think you’d be better of with another policy and want to work towards it good but why deny your fellow citizens public goods.
It really has nothing to do with any political agenda, it reflects lack of values.

]]> By: The Indian Economy Blog » Blog Archive » An Outrageous Take On Labour Laws http://www.ravikiran.com/blog/classic/200507/more-on-gurgaon/#comment-10390 The Indian Economy Blog » Blog Archive » An Outrageous Take On Labour Laws Wed, 07 Dec 2005 09:45:08 +0000 http://www.ravikiran.com/2005/07/30/more-on-gurgaon/#comment-10390 [...] In the previous post, Eswaran points me to this article which claims that labour laws are the least of India’s worries. The reasoning given there is so bad that I was left wondering how anyone in his right senses could advance it. Just as I was preparing to write a response, I remembered that I had already done so. This post, which I made in the immediate aftermath of the Gurgaon outrage, answers those points adequately. [...] [...] In the previous post, Eswaran points me to this article which claims that labour laws are the least of India’s worries. The reasoning given there is so bad that I was left wondering how anyone in his right senses could advance it. Just as I was preparing to write a response, I remembered that I had already done so. This post, which I made in the immediate aftermath of the Gurgaon outrage, answers those points adequately. [...]

]]> By: Bruno http://www.ravikiran.com/blog/classic/200507/more-on-gurgaon/#comment-7912 Bruno Sat, 30 Jul 2005 15:22:12 +0000 http://www.ravikiran.com/2005/07/30/more-on-gurgaon/#comment-7912 What you are saying is absolutely correct......... When the DEMAND exceed the SUPPLY, there is an heart attack !!! and the factory dies What you are saying is absolutely correct……… When the DEMAND exceed the SUPPLY, there is an heart attack !!! and the factory dies

]]> By: The Indian Economy » Labor Reform In India http://www.ravikiran.com/blog/classic/200507/more-on-gurgaon/#comment-7910 The Indian Economy » Labor Reform In India Sat, 30 Jul 2005 13:50:39 +0000 http://www.ravikiran.com/2005/07/30/more-on-gurgaon/#comment-7910 [...] asimha Rao, and provide political cover as the good economist gets on with his job. Ravikiran concurs with Nitin, in a post drawing on his first-hand observation If yo [...] [...] asimha Rao, and provide political cover as the good economist gets on with his job. Ravikiran concurs with Nitin, in a post drawing on his first-hand observation If yo [...]

]]> By: gaurav http://www.ravikiran.com/blog/classic/200507/more-on-gurgaon/#comment-7903 gaurav Sat, 30 Jul 2005 10:10:28 +0000 http://www.ravikiran.com/2005/07/30/more-on-gurgaon/#comment-7903 Easier said that done... In Indian polity Socialism is still a virtue and welfare means harassment of entepreneur. By the way about Bombay, although I am not sure, I think there were other reasons at work, like expensive real estate and standrad of living, want of latest technology due to rigid import restriction, and ofcourse good old red tapism Easier said that done…

In Indian polity Socialism is still a virtue and welfare means harassment of entepreneur.

By the way about Bombay, although I am not sure, I think there were other reasons at work, like expensive real estate and standrad of living,
want of latest technology due to rigid import restriction, and ofcourse good old red tapism

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