Monday, 11 March 2013
Wednesday, 20 February 2013
‘Pre-Budget Expectation’
“We expect the government might make the common man happy by giving them higher tax benefits ,more interests on savings account ,lower interest rate on housing and education loan and the most importantly no more hike in petrol diesel prices opposite to what happened in the previous budget .We don’t expect any major changes in stability of tax rates, although nominal GDP growth is expected .In the past we have seen all the sectors, mainly industrial suffering from the effect of recession but that might be not the case at least this time."
Wednesday, 23 January 2013
64th Republic Day Commemoration – Team ECNON
26th January symbolizes as one of the most significant days
in the history of INDIA. Being citizens of India, we all celebrate this day as
Republic Day across the nation. It’s the day when Indian Parliament adopted the
constitution while comprehending the long-cherished dream of Mahatma Gandhi.
All those great leaders and patriots who had sacrificed their lives for the
cause of autonomy are given tribute on this attributed day. Republic day is the momentous for India,
regional identity takes a backseat and universal plea of unity and brotherhood
reigns supreme. Under the British Rule the development in India was dormant;
each sector of the society from education to economy was underdeveloped. With the emergence of constitution and
leaders’ pledge to safeguard the interest of
people with development as a whole kindled a ray
of hope that marked the beginning of new era leading to growth. And now we are
amongst the rapidly growing countries in the world. All of this has been
possible because of the united growth in every sector in the country.
Before independence real estate development in India was
concentrated only in few metropolitan cities. As India started on the path of
development, urban cities experienced a large scale migration of people from
rural India and this led to the demand for commercial and residential places.
The demand for housing in urban centers increased the business
opportunities causing a boom in realty sector. New concepts like large
shopping malls, along with residential and commercial penetrated
the real estate industry. Extensive modernization and busy
lifestyle has created a demand for farmlands as well. Soaring growth has led to
the hectic lifestyle, now people prefer living in open spaces closer to metro
to enjoy peaceful moments .By identifying the need we created the idea of
farmlands to provide customer a place to find solace in.
Republic Day is not only the remembrance of martyrs
but it is the day which make us proud to be part of the nation which is growing
at a rapid rate.
Monday, 21 January 2013
Thursday, 17 January 2013
GREEN BUILDING CONCEPTS IN INDIA
The
world’s population has grown exponentially since the Second World War. Thus a
huge pressure on available land and natural resources has been increasing
tremendously. As a society, we will eventually face depletion of most widely
used source of energy, i.e. the non-renewable fossil fuels. There are hefty amounts of materials and a lot of energies that are
consumed during the construction and operation of a building. In order to
reduce dependence from fossil fuels and other resources development of such
buildings that are more energy efficient and have less impact on the nature or
environment during operation has become our necessity. Development of Green
building is the solution to it. Green building is also known as green
construction and sustainable building. This refers to the eco-friendly
development of the structure. It has been developed in a way that it is fruitful
for resource-efficient throughout a building’s cycle i.e. from site to design,
construction, operation, maintenance, renovation and demolition. To develop a
green building close corporation of the designing team, the architects, the
engineers and the client at all project stages. This kind of building
encompasses to concise concerns of economy, utility, durability and comfort.
While new technologies are constantly being developed to develop more
efficient, cost-effective and greener structures.
According to the survey,
by the year 2050 it is estimated that residential, commercial and institutional
building will consume 38% of global energy and will release 3800 mega tones of
carbon in the atmosphere, which is dangerous for healthy life. More than, 25
million sq. ft. of green buildings are being constructed all over India and
approximately 100 buildings have reportedly registered for LEED (Leadership in
energy and Environmental Design) rating program. LEED is a committee consists
of a suite of rating systems for designing, construction and operation of high
performance of green buildings and neighborhoods.
Green building is a
phenomenon which should be strictly followed by the capital of India i.e.
DELHI/NCR. As the real estate sector is running toward growth with full pace.
According to a survey, by 2015 metropolitan cities will consume commercial
space of nearly 9.5 million square feet. So, through the given figure we can
think of the amount mega tones of carbon released in the atmosphere. If we
intend to build green building the amount of carbon released will witness
downfall, which is collectively good for the atmosphere.
There are many various
smart green building technologies for green buildings such as displacement
ventilation, Atrium, solar panels, radiant/passive heating, day lighting/
passive lighting, power saving electronics and computerized windows.
Mr. Kushal Dev Rathi, MD,
ECNON Said ‘Green buildings are the phenomenon which should be followed by
every developer and the buyer should also emphasize to buy home or commercial
space in these kind of projects. Adding onto it, it is our world and it depends
on us whether we make it beautiful or dreadful.’
Collectively, it can be
said that green buildings is the innovation and a concept through which we can
concise the dreadful aspects of global warming and air pollution while
developing shelter for ourselves.
Thursday, 3 January 2013
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