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Fresh from winning eight awards at the prestigious US Oscars it appears as though Slumdog Millionaire could be set to revitalise the Indian property market and breathe life into a sector which has been under severe stress over the last few months. But can the market really depend upon a movie about life in the slums of India?
Last Updated ( Tuesday, 24 February 2009 11:18 )
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If there is one area of India which replicates Indian society from the very bottom to the very top it has to be Mumbai. The city is often seen as the acceptable face of new India and generates a massive proportion of India's GDP, industrial output, maritime trade and capital transactions. However, on the reverse side of the Mumbai coin you have the slums which are often kept hidden from the press but can house anything up to 1,000,000 people. So how do these two communities interact and how exactly did Mumbai get into this situation?
Last Updated ( Friday, 16 January 2009 22:19 )
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Over the last few years India has become one of the economic powerhouses of the world with a roaring economy, buoyant property market and increased wealth for many areas of society. However, the massive surge in property values across India has led to a two tier system of the haves and have-nots which is something heavily associated with India for many years. There is a feeling that the property market in India has reached a level where by first-time buyers have effectively been priced out of the market.
Last Updated ( Thursday, 15 January 2009 21:10 )
Read more...The various terrorist atrocities in Mumbai over the last few days have seen this vibrant Indian city pushed to the headlines for all the wrong reasons. There is some debate as to who is responsible for the attacks although as they come to an end there will be plenty of time for reflection and consideration. However, in the meantime there has been a substantial impact upon the commercial and financial area which is very prevalent in Mumbai (formerly Bombay).Last Updated ( Friday, 28 November 2008 14:12 )
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