It is prerfect approach to give preference to locals not only in Maharashtra but in other state too.Why any one other should migrate to other state if heis employed in his own state. Internationally, same is appoached is adopted to give job preference to their countrymen
All the leading industrialists who are based in Mumbai can shift their head offices in either Gujarat or Goa. Matter is over. As such real estate in either states is cheap..
RE:Easy Way Out
by ABC on Apr 10, 2008 10:49 AM Permalink
Speculation has it that builders are shoring up property values by calculated leaks of a few freak, big-ticket deals. Last November, Citibank sold a flat in NCPA Apartments on the Marine Drive waterfront for Rs 34 crore, that is at a rate of over Rs 97,000 a sq ft. The deal created a buzz in the property market and helped jack up prices further in south Mumbai. Many of these purchases involve those in the realty business themselves.
Sameer Gehlaut, executive director of Indiabulls, is believed to have pulled off a purchase of an apartment in developer Suresh Raheja%u2019s famed Chattan Bungalow project on Malabar Hill for a price close to Rs1 lakh a sq. ft.
Two years earlier, another Indiabulls director, Gagan Banga, bought a flat in Cuffe Parade%u2019s Maker Towers B from Citibank for Rs7.2 crore, a rate of Rs 37,500 a sq. ft.
Money from abroad, increased disposable incomes, huge upgrades in salaries over the past few years, a bullish stock market (until recently) and a continuous flow of migrants have contributed to the upward trend in commercial and residential real estate prices, says a real-estate investment analyst.
But the trend may be changing, says Mahesh, a broker from Sion. %u201CI know of someone who till some months ago refused to sell his flat for less than Rs65 lakh. Recently, he sold out for Rs55 lakh.%u201D
RE:Easy Way Out
by INDIAN on Apr 10, 2008 10:51 AM Permalink
True....Let all the big biggies and bollywood leave this place and shift some where else..tabhii saaale ko pata chalegaa..
Whatever Raj Thackerey is saying is good. It will put a brake to invetment in Maharashtra and investors will look for other states. Bollywood will start looking at other place. MNS will come to power in this way. After few years, Maharashtra will be as developed as Bihar & UP. Raj thackerey is providing opportunities to other states and they must grab it.
Quota is required only for people who are otherwise not qualified to get jobs on their own steam. In a free market scenario, how can somebody even talk about reservations? It only goes to show that this show of support to locals is only to garner votes. I hope the Marathi manoos is sensible enough to see thru this and if not God Help Maharashtra!!!
Guys, lets stop speaking at country level. Lets have as many independent states as possible. Lets have as many political parties as possible. Let all the jobs be reserved. Let all the fanatics take over the sanity. Let all the passimism take over all optimism. Let Raj have his 80% reservation. Let India die peacefully!!
RE:India is dying
by joywin on Apr 10, 2008 11:06 AM Permalink
Let India die peacefully!! is good statement but apni chaddi,baniyan bhi nehi bacha sakte tho kya woh peaceful death manajayega
i m disagrre with this move.if u hav talent u get job otherwise..stay back thats rediculus.i hate such kind of politic.people sld take this as political stunt.thats it.
RE:MNS reservation
by on Apr 10, 2008 11:05 AM Permalink
my dear friend ! in which world you are living? who cares for talent? how many sons are ministers & bollywood heroes without any talent ? be realistic.
RE:why no
by ABC on Apr 10, 2008 10:48 AM Permalink
Speculation has it that builders are shoring up property values by calculated leaks of a few freak, big-ticket deals. Last November, Citibank sold a flat in NCPA Apartments on the Marine Drive waterfront for Rs 34 crore, that is at a rate of over Rs 97,000 a sq ft. The deal created a buzz in the property market and helped jack up prices further in south Mumbai. Many of these purchases involve those in the realty business themselves.
Sameer Gehlaut, executive director of Indiabulls, is believed to have pulled off a purchase of an apartment in developer Suresh Raheja%u2019s famed Chattan Bungalow project on Malabar Hill for a price close to Rs1 lakh a sq. ft.
Two years earlier, another Indiabulls director, Gagan Banga, bought a flat in Cuffe Parade%u2019s Maker Towers B from Citibank for Rs7.2 crore, a rate of Rs 37,500 a sq. ft.
Money from abroad, increased disposable incomes, huge upgrades in salaries over the past few years, a bullish stock market (until recently) and a continuous flow of migrants have contributed to the upward trend in commercial and residential real estate prices, says a real-estate investment analyst.
But the trend may be changing, says Mahesh, a broker from Sion. %u201CI know of someone who till some months ago refused to sell his flat for less than Rs65 lakh. Recently, he sold out for Rs55 lakh.%u201D
Raj Thackeray or MNS is not a representative of Maharashtra and has very very limited following amongst Maharashtrians. Yes, what he does attracts attention as it is a natural reaction of people to look at something sensational, but this does not mean that Raj Thackeray represents Maharashtra or the sentiments of Maharashtrians.
Whatever is being done is by a small group of MNS followers which is miniscule compared to Maharashtra's population.
Maharastrians are a mature and forward looking community and are confident of competing against rest of the successful Indians. It is needless for rediff to sensationalise this issue further by raking up topics such as job reservations. As is the case everywhere, every family has a few black sheep and that is what MNS are!
RE:Why Rake up this topic?
by on Apr 10, 2008 11:11 AM Permalink
You are ignorant! all maharashtrians are behind raj and his men. now all you stupid fellows stop bleming raj thakare. start telling lalu prasad and mayawati to create jobs for their people and also for maharashtrians instead of sending poor uncivilized biharies and bhayyas to other parts of country and spoil it.
RE:Why Rake up this topic?
by Gomtesh on Apr 10, 2008 10:52 AM Permalink
if raj & MNS are not representing all maharastra/ maharastrian.Then those who do not agrre with this(RAJ/MNS) must show it publicly / in press to stop this nonsense & to stop the image of all of us.
RE:People who need to kille ASAP`
by Mac on Apr 10, 2008 10:47 AM Permalink
First U Need to Be Killed, If a Post Another Stupid Message Again, I will Kill U.??????????????????????????
If maharashtra want to bring 80% reservation then it will not take much time to bring the state at the level of Bihar or other backword state. One thing should be clear in mind that this state is generating its 50% or more revanue from non marathi people.
RE:maharashtra is going on the way of Bangal and Bihar
by sagar godbole on Apr 10, 2008 10:53 AM Permalink
hi vijay, i dont agree with this..this might be a case with Mumbai but not anywhere else. so dont get into mind set of "people from other states run maharashtra business" :) just relax..I think all reservations suck...anyways people can decide on there own, if a owner wants to do it like this let him do it..still there will be thousands of opportunities for taking.
RE:maharashtra is going on the way of Bangal and Bihar
by S Narain on Apr 10, 2008 10:59 AM Permalink
Gupta ji, There needs to be a balance of oppurtunities for locals also in their own state.India is democracy that does not meam that if the company is owned by Guptas/Marwaris in Maharstra or Bengal ,.. Job should only be given to Guptas and not to local residents who belong to that state. This is utter nonsense practiced by many industrialists which has lead to this situation. Would guptas allow a Tamilian indutrialists in UP to employ only Tamilians ,if a Tamilian sets up an industry in UP..What would be your reaction.hence there has to be a balnce & not politics as practiced by many industrialists in Mharastra ,Bengal .....
RE:maharashtra is going on the way of Bangal and Bihar
by on Apr 10, 2008 10:51 AM Permalink
THEN WHY THESE NON MARATHI PEOPLE GO AND GENERATE REVENE FOR THERE OWN STATE. WHY MAHARASHTRA? MAHARASHTRA WAS ALWAYS GLORIOUS STATE. IN PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE ALSO. DON'T BALME STATE BLAME PERTICULAR PERSON.
RE:maharashtra is going on the way of Bangal and Bihar
by shashank parab on Apr 10, 2008 10:48 AM Permalink
Good Joke, So you mean to say that BIHARIs and UP walas are paying property and other taxes and electricity bills? how did u calculated this figure of 50%, can you give some examples?...
