Anjuli Bhargava

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Put your money where the airport is

Put your money where the airport is

Rediff.com   9 Nov 2007

The gated complexes that today command anywhere between Rs 1,500-3,500 per square foot were sold to original allottees at a measly Rs 200 by builders. Several non-resident Indians bought up 10-12 plots each and are still holding them empty, in anticipation of future gains once the airport becomes functional. Anyone back then who'd had the money and the sense to follow the lead of the local politicians will be thanking his stars.

Govt not to relax 5-yr rule for airlines

Govt not to relax 5-yr rule for airlines

Rediff.com   10 Oct 2007

The oral proposal to reduce the number of years of domestic flying from five to three years for airlines to qualify for international operations has been given a quiet burial.

Many loose ends in draft aviation policy

Many loose ends in draft aviation policy

Rediff.com   7 Sep 2007

On the issue of allowing domestic carriers to fly overseas before their completing 5 years of domestic operations, the document does not mention anything.

Deccan may beat Kingfisher to profit

Deccan may beat Kingfisher to profit

Rediff.com   4 Sep 2007

Air Deccan, which was forced to sell 26 per cent to Kingfisher Airlines chairman Vijay Mallya's UB Holdings to keep its head above water a few months ago, is likely to break even before Kingfisher.

Booming realty: All roads lead to Navi Mumbai

Booming realty: All roads lead to Navi Mumbai

Rediff.com   1 Sep 2007

If things go as planned, Navi Mumbai will emerge as one of the most accessible areas in the city of Mumbai and prices on its Palm Beach Road will be close to the city's famous Marine Drive some years down the line.

This airport is the cynosure of India Inc

This airport is the cynosure of India Inc

Rediff.com   31 Aug 2007

According to officials, at last count at least six large groups or consortiums are vying for this project, which is expected to change the way Mumbai is viewed some years down the line.

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