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Will Mumbai Lose its status as a Financial Capital of India
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With events in last many years has shown that Mumbai has done little to
maintain its status a Financial capital of India. Be it Infrastructure,
affordability, peace. Since Investment attracts FII they need world
Class Infrastructure like road, Water, Education, Recreation and Mumbai
lacks in most of this. Which city could take over May be Ahmedabad.
With recent incident It proves that one man can still stop the whole
city which is really against to remain Financial Capital. With rise of
fanatics its not Why its about When
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S D Manjunath
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Of course, Mumbai should continue to be financial capital of India in lines of New York in US, London in UK, Frankfurt in Germany and many more. Because of its cultural diversity and cosmo lifestyle, meseems, Mumbai is the only place for...
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As the hatred of non-maratis is fueled in Mumbai more and more, those who invest and run businesses there will become more and more uncomfortable. This will result from increased difficulty in getting routine things done; increased levels of...
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Mumbai controls the financial nerves of India. It is a colourful cosmopolitan city whose colours represent the colours of India’s diversity not that of the Marathis alone. But the recent happenings in Mumbai is affecting the city very badly and...
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Its nothing but wrong priorities. See the protests and beheaviour of protesters there in New York, one can find the similarities with the protests in India. This tells us that when the financial situation is good, everything looks like going on...
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