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Cost savvy
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Brand savvy
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Sudipta Ghosh
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Well in this argument I'l go with Brand savvy. 2/3rd of Indian consumers are in the middle class segment. This vast segment goes for the better quality product rather that low cost product. Quality relates to Brand. So we can say that Indian...
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Manmohan Singh Sikand
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The financial status governs the criteria. The lower income group would give priority for cost and the upper income group go for quality and their liking.
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Vikas Singh
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Seeing the recent development in the Indian Consumer behavior Indian consumer according to me is cost savvy.
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Debate: "Is Indian Consumer brand savvy or cost savvy?" deleted from your view.
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Yes
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Manmohan Tolaramji Pandia
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I do agree with you, you are 100% right in this matter. This Buildging will be a monument of curreption if it will not be demolished,and enough is enough. Looking to the present seenerio this is the right time when Government must take the tough...
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Manmohan Singh Sikand
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The building should be demolished and the promoters should be booked to recover the losses. To date no action has been taken against promoters and their assets have not been frozen,The action against Govt. officials alone will not discourage the...
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Pragya Kothari
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The building should be demolished as it is a multi crore fraud. It would be fair enough by the government by not delaying there decision on this as it s no point in doing so. After the demolition of the building there can be a Hospital or a Park...
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Plan B
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Provide financial assistance..
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Mohammed Sarfaraz Alam
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"PLAN-B"
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Have multiple Vendors / Suppliers who can cater to requirements on JIT whenever required to strengthen the link.. Alternate Plan is always the best on Stand-by at the time of Urgency..
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Manmohan Singh Sikand
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There nothing you can do better than sticking to your commitments for payments and other details as required. Supplies would never be a problem. Manmohan Singh
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Saibal Ray
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YES, the games' infrastructure was compromised in certain areas...CWG was not a success for the OC but was made a success by the athletes who gave India its maiden century haul of medals...And we must give credit to the media whose efforts has...
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Manmohan Singh Sikand
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We take years in deciding as to who will build the Infrastructure and ultimately there is no time left for the executing agencies. Now we are finding faults with the work done by humanbeings in haste. I only pity the wisdom of our media and the power...
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Pragya Kothari
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Yes I think with missing all the deadlines in the past, now there is a mad rush to complete the games, and it needs time to get things in shape properly, and without testing these stadiums, the inspection will be compromised and we never know...
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Debate: "Is Commonwealth games compromised on quality while rushing things??" deleted from your view.
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Mismatch between the requirements of the Industry & the colleges
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raja ravi kiran varma chintamaneni
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"HECTIC TIME (DUTY) SCHEDULES"
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Because of improper working times and lack of amenities provided by the companies in workspots, so many young civil engineers are converted to software and other professions.Many companies in india they are not following ILO standards and OHSAS...
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Manmohan Singh Sikand
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The materials and construction methods are being replaced with new materials and methods for economy and other reasons and such changes need to be inducted through training which is genrally missing in the industry. The industry should create a...
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Pragya Kothari
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"Mismatch between the requirements of the Industry & the colleges"
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I totally agree with Mr. Narayan here...please do not change your field you yourself will be killing many options that will be coming ahead, there is no point in Going for MBA after you have done civil engineering and again you need to spend so...
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Ideate: "Construction sector faces talent crunch: What are the reasons for this shortfall??" deleted from your view.
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Laser Plumb Bob The Laser Plumb Bob or Dot Lasers projects two, three, or five beams of light in the form of dots onto the wall or other work surface. Most Laser Plumb Bob models can be used for both indoor and outdoor work. A laser plumb laser level can project a plumb laser line from floor to ceiling. It can also be used to do laying out and level work as well as squaring up things by projecting dots on a vertical and horizontal axis for a 90-degree reference.Designed for the contractor needing to plumb, level or square quickly and easily on the jobsite Common end use applications 1. Contractors Setting foundations and footings Alignment of concrete forms Layout of interior walls Room add...
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Ashish
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Dear Mr.Sikand I have sent you a reply on your email. thanks
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Manmohan Singh Sikand
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Good Advice. I would like to have the catalogue and price list.Kindly do provide a list of venders. Manmohan Singh Sikand
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Mismatch between the requirements of the Industry & the colleges
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raja ravi kiran varma chintamaneni
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"HECTIC TIME (DUTY) SCHEDULES"
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Because of improper working times and lack of amenities provided by the companies in workspots, so many young civil engineers are converted to software and other professions.Many companies in india they are not following ILO standards and OHSAS...
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Manmohan Singh Sikand
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The materials and construction methods are being replaced with new materials and methods for economy and other reasons and such changes need to be inducted through training which is genrally missing in the industry. The industry should create a...
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Pragya Kothari
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"Mismatch between the requirements of the Industry & the colleges"
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I totally agree with Mr. Narayan here...please do not change your field you yourself will be killing many options that will be coming ahead, there is no point in Going for MBA after you have done civil engineering and again you need to spend so...
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Ideate: "Construction sector faces talent crunch: What are the reasons for this shortfall??" deleted from your view.
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Saibal Ray
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Yes, but certainly not in a earth-quake/ cyclone prone area...and certainly not where the taps go dry during summer and the power goes off frequently without notice.
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Manmohan Singh Sikand
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If I have an option, I would like to have a single story house with lots of open space around. Even in a high rise building I would opt for pent house if it is available and affordable. I would therefore recommend that we start planning large townships...
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Pragya Kothari
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This is a good question. My answer is no. I wouldn't like to live in skyscrapers. To some extent it looks very fashionable fascinating to live at hundred meters above sea level but this is a very risky decision. The nature the way buildings are...
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Debate: "Do you like to live in High-rise building? " deleted from your view.
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Iñigo Ortiz Monasterio
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"Because in India the human scale is more important. Skyscrapers "
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The human scale is more important and skyscrapers dehumanize life and architecture. You don`t need to participate in a meaningless race to be the bigest, the strongest or the tallest.
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Manmohan Singh Sikand
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The economic criteria is the governing factor in decision making regarding the cost of construction. If land is very expensive or virtually not available, high rise buildings need to be constructed out of necessity. There cannot be any other rational...
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Ideate: "Why India is not having sky scrapers like other countries in the World?" deleted from your view.
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Trained work Force.
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malladi madhukumar
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"Trained work Force."
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More skilled and unskilled workers, Development of more achitects, civil Engineers, Design Engineers and construction related work force.(Carpenters, plumbers, masons etc.,)
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Manmohan Singh Sikand
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There is a need for an efficient professionaly managed construction agency and people would pay any price for that. I think we should concentrate on our work and the results would eventually produce huge profits. There are no shortcuts. Manmohan Singh...
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Ideate: "What according to you should be the Action plan for Prosperous construction Industry in India?" deleted from your view.
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