The document summarizes the human digestive system. It begins with digestion occurring in the mouth through chewing and saliva. Food then passes through the esophagus to the stomach, where acids and enzymes break it down. In the small intestine, bile, pancreatic enzymes, and intestinal enzymes further break down food. Remaining waste passes to the large intestine where water is absorbed before excretion. Accessory organs like the liver, pancreas and gallbladder also aid digestion.
O aplicativo da Academia Atlas permite que os alunos monitorem seu rendimento e treinos por meio de login, controle de horários e dicas personalizadas. Ele oferece auxílio durante os treinos com dicas específicas para cada modalidade e permite o acompanhamento do rendimento mensal.
Este documento describe cómo crear variables y usarlas en Scratch para almacenar números o texto. Explica que Scratch soporta variables globales y específicas a objetos. También cubre cómo crear un objeto llamado "dado" con seis disfraces que representan los valores de un dado, y declarar una variable llamada "valor" para almacenar aleatoriamente uno de esos valores.
The document summarizes the human digestive system. It begins with digestion occurring in the mouth through chewing and saliva. Food then passes through the esophagus to the stomach, where acids and enzymes break it down. In the small intestine, bile, pancreatic enzymes, and intestinal enzymes further break down food. Remaining waste passes to the large intestine where water is absorbed before excretion. Accessory organs like the liver, pancreas and gallbladder also aid digestion.
O aplicativo da Academia Atlas permite que os alunos monitorem seu rendimento e treinos por meio de login, controle de horários e dicas personalizadas. Ele oferece auxílio durante os treinos com dicas específicas para cada modalidade e permite o acompanhamento do rendimento mensal.
Este documento describe cómo crear variables y usarlas en Scratch para almacenar números o texto. Explica que Scratch soporta variables globales y específicas a objetos. También cubre cómo crear un objeto llamado "dado" con seis disfraces que representan los valores de un dado, y declarar una variable llamada "valor" para almacenar aleatoriamente uno de esos valores.
The document discusses real estate and infrastructure projects in India. It reports that real estate developers launched over 100 new projects in major cities during the festive season, hoping to boost residential sales. However, real estate groups had expressed disappointment that the Reserve Bank of India kept interest rates unchanged in its recent monetary policy meeting, as developers were hoping for a rate cut to further stimulate the housing market. The document also discusses challenges in infrastructure projects like delays due to poor planning, shortage of skilled labor, and cost overruns.
The document discusses India's 'Make in India' campaign launched by Prime Minister Narendra Modi to boost manufacturing. It aims to make India a global manufacturing hub and create jobs. The campaign focuses on improving the business environment, attracting foreign investment, and enhancing purchasing power to expand the middle class. Steel production in India is also expected to grow substantially due to increased infrastructure development. However, there are challenges around land acquisition and financing that have hindered growth of the highway sector.
The document discusses NBCC Ltd, a state-run construction company in India. NBCC's stock price has risen significantly recently due to large orders the company has received. It was awarded a contract to develop Waqf properties across India and is in talks for other major redevelopment projects. Analysts expect NBCC's order book and earnings visibility to grow substantially in the future given the large opportunities in infrastructure development. The document also discusses India's growing infrastructure market size and the real estate industry's wish list for support from the new government such as infrastructure status for housing projects.
The document discusses plans by the Government of India and state governments to boost infrastructure development through various policy changes. It discusses proposals to ease rules for foreign investment in construction projects, allow certain ministries to approve projects up to Rs. 1000 crore without Cabinet approval, and switch some road projects to the conventional EPC model from the BOT model due to lack of investor interest in BOT projects. It also discusses Singapore builders showing interest in the construction of green buildings in Vijayawada, Andhra Pradesh as the state plans its new capital city.
The document discusses several infrastructure development projects and initiatives in India:
1) The Modi government plans to invite global bids for construction of trunk infrastructure in five proposed smart cities by the end of the fiscal year.
2) Several highway projects worth over Rs 43,000 crore received no bids due to factors like credit squeeze, rising NPAs, and land/regulatory issues impeding infrastructure growth.
3) India has pledged $100 million for upgrading Iran's Chabahar port to improve trade connectivity with Afghanistan and Central Asia.
The document discusses several infrastructure development projects and initiatives in India:
1) The Modi government plans to invite global bids for construction of trunk infrastructure in five proposed smart cities by the end of the fiscal year.
2) Several highway projects worth over Rs 43,000 crore received no bids, worrying officials as ambitious targets are not being met.
3) India has pledged $100 million for upgrading the Chabahar port in Iran to improve trade connectivity with Afghanistan and Central Asia.
4) An agreement was signed for India and Japan to cooperate in developing Varanasi as a 'smart heritage city' modeled on Kyoto.
Prime Minister Modi's visit to Japan raised hopes that an agreement would be reached for the Mumbai-Ahmedabad bullet train project. The Indian Railways is working to finalize the project, which would connect Mumbai and Ahmedabad with a high-speed rail line capable of speeds up to 300 km/h. Feasibility studies are being conducted by the Japan International Cooperation Agency and French railway groups. The project is estimated to cost Rs. 62,000 crore but faces complications involving alignment and infrastructure given the varied terrain between the two cities.
The document discusses several infrastructure development projects and initiatives in India:
1) The Modi government plans to invite global bids for construction of trunk infrastructure in five proposed smart cities by the end of the fiscal year.
2) Several highway projects worth over Rs 43,000 crore received no bids, worrying officials as ambitious targets are not being met.
3) India has pledged $100 million for upgrading the Chabahar port in Iran to improve trade connectivity with Afghanistan and Central Asia.
4) An agreement was signed for India and Japan to cooperate in developing Varanasi as a 'smart heritage city' modeled on Kyoto.
Prime Minister Modi's visit to Japan raised hopes that an agreement would be reached for the Mumbai-Ahmedabad bullet train project. The Indian Railways is working to finalize the project, which would connect Mumbai and Ahmedabad with a high-speed rail line running at 300 km/h. Feasibility studies are being conducted by Japan International Cooperation Agency and French railway groups. The project is estimated to cost Rs. 62,000 crore but will provide benefits by improving connectivity between the two cities.
The document discusses India's goal of providing housing for all citizens by 2022 and the significant funding required to achieve this. It notes that the current level of annual investment in the housing sector needs to double to around 16 lakh crore rupees in order to meet the target. Private developers face challenges in developing affordable housing projects at a large scale. Reforms are needed to increase lending from banks and draw greater private and foreign investment to close the funding gap.
The document discusses new rules approved by India's market regulator SEBI allowing the creation of real estate investment trusts (REITs) and infrastructure investment trusts. This will provide easier access to funds for cash-strapped developers and new investment opportunities. It also discusses positive comments made about opportunities in India by Donald Trump and his son during the launch of the Trump Tower Mumbai project with Indian real estate group Lodha.
The document discusses the Reserve Bank of India's monetary policy statement for 2014-2015. Some key points:
- RBI kept the repo rate unchanged at 8% and the reverse repo rate at 7%, while cutting the SLR by 50 basis points to 22%.
- RBI Governor said rates may be cut if disinflation continues. RBI aims to lower inflation to 8% by January 2015 and 6% by January 2016.
- The document also discusses upcoming reforms like guidelines for real estate investment trusts and infrastructure investment trusts, and Prime Minister Modi's plans to launch new metro projects in Nagpur, Ahmedabad and Lucknow.
Construction Industry Review 31 (3) 2014 julyRemona Divekar
The document summarizes a seminar on the metamorphosis of the buildings and construction industry in India. It discusses presentations given at the seminar on various topics like the global cement industry outlook, infrastructure development issues, construction technologies, and sustainable construction practices. The seminar highlighted the need for modern methods and world-class technologies to drive high performance in the construction sector and addressed challenges like regulatory hurdles, lack of skilled labor, and improving project management. It provided a platform for stakeholders to discuss transformations in construction approaches and materials to support continued growth in India's urbanization and infrastructure development.
The RBI relaxed financing norms to encourage long-term lending to infrastructure and affordable housing projects. Banks can issue long-term bonds starting 7 years to raise funds for infrastructure and affordable housing loans. This will help ease asset-liability management problems for banks in extending long duration loans to infrastructure projects. The relaxed norms also provide exemptions from cash reserve ratio and statutory liquidity ratio requirements for bonds issued for specified long-term lending. Real estate experts believe the move will boost the realty sector, especially with thousands of hectares of agricultural land in Pune's fringe areas expected to become available for construction.
Construction Industry Review 28 july 14, 2014Remona Divekar
The document discusses the impact of the Indian budget on various sectors of the economy. Key points:
- The budget aims to boost infrastructure development which will help revive sectors like cement, construction equipment, and real estate that have been struggling in recent years due to slow growth.
- Measures like developing smart cities, expanding road and rail networks, and increasing investment in renewable energy are expected to increase demand in related industries.
- The cement industry is hopeful that renewed focus on housing and infrastructure will increase cement consumption from current low levels. The construction equipment industry also expects growth due to higher infrastructure spending.
- The real estate industry may see gains from initiatives to develop smart cities, incentives for affordable housing, and
The document summarizes key points from an article about the Indian government's plans to fund affordable housing and highway projects. It discusses the following:
- The Urban Development Minister announced that the government will open an escrow account to collect taxes on building materials like cement and steel to generate revenue for affordable housing construction.
- The Road Transport Minister said the government will initiate measures in the highways sector by securing 100 billion rupees annually over two years, and that contractors will be paid within a month.
- An industry leader said clear policies on foreign investment in infrastructure are needed to help restart stalled projects and boost economic growth.
The document is a report on exports of building materials from India in March 2014. It provides details of the type and quantity of materials exported each day in March, including limestone, granite, marble, mica and other minerals. The highest exports by volume were marble at over 26 million kgs and mica at over 22 million kgs. The majority of exports went to countries in Asia, Europe and the Middle East. Revenues from total exports of building materials for the month were over Rs. 895 crore.
The document discusses several topics:
1) The Indian government is planning a $4-5 billion infrastructure fund to boost road and highway projects. Japanese and Korean investors have expressed interest.
2) Housing prices increased up to 7.1% in 12 major Indian cities in the last quarter due to high demand. Prices fell in some other cities.
3) The government will directly fund the Eastern Peripheral Expressway project after failing to attract private investors over the past 6 years. It will also review delayed highway projects.
The document discusses developments in the Indian infrastructure and cement industries. It states that the Reserve Bank of India may allow banks to issue infrastructure bonds that are exempt from certain reserve requirements, in order to boost infrastructure lending. It also reports that the Roads Ministry has prepared a list of 11 infrastructure projects worth over 18,000 crore rupees that could be awarded within the next six months. Finally, it analyzes trends in India's cement industry, projecting that demand will grow 2.5-2.7 times by 2025 driven largely by increased infrastructure development.
Development projects in India continue to be stalled due to the Centre's failure to notify rules for implementing the new Land Acquisition Act, which has been in force for 4 months. Industry groups like CII and Ficci are looking to work with the new government to speed up finalizing the rules and amend provisions to ensure the law does not hamper infrastructure development. Banks are also struggling due to deteriorating asset quality of loans to the infrastructure sector, which accounts for the largest share of restructured loans. About 40% of total infrastructure loans may need to be restructured by March 2015.
The document discusses real estate and infrastructure projects in India. It reports that real estate developers launched over 100 new projects in major cities during the festive season, hoping to boost residential sales. However, real estate groups had expressed disappointment that the Reserve Bank of India kept interest rates unchanged in its recent monetary policy meeting, as developers were hoping for a rate cut to further stimulate the housing market. The document also discusses challenges in infrastructure projects like delays due to poor planning, shortage of skilled labor, and cost overruns.
The document discusses India's 'Make in India' campaign launched by Prime Minister Narendra Modi to boost manufacturing. It aims to make India a global manufacturing hub and create jobs. The campaign focuses on improving the business environment, attracting foreign investment, and enhancing purchasing power to expand the middle class. Steel production in India is also expected to grow substantially due to increased infrastructure development. However, there are challenges around land acquisition and financing that have hindered growth of the highway sector.
The document discusses NBCC Ltd, a state-run construction company in India. NBCC's stock price has risen significantly recently due to large orders the company has received. It was awarded a contract to develop Waqf properties across India and is in talks for other major redevelopment projects. Analysts expect NBCC's order book and earnings visibility to grow substantially in the future given the large opportunities in infrastructure development. The document also discusses India's growing infrastructure market size and the real estate industry's wish list for support from the new government such as infrastructure status for housing projects.
The document discusses plans by the Government of India and state governments to boost infrastructure development through various policy changes. It discusses proposals to ease rules for foreign investment in construction projects, allow certain ministries to approve projects up to Rs. 1000 crore without Cabinet approval, and switch some road projects to the conventional EPC model from the BOT model due to lack of investor interest in BOT projects. It also discusses Singapore builders showing interest in the construction of green buildings in Vijayawada, Andhra Pradesh as the state plans its new capital city.
The document discusses several infrastructure development projects and initiatives in India:
1) The Modi government plans to invite global bids for construction of trunk infrastructure in five proposed smart cities by the end of the fiscal year.
2) Several highway projects worth over Rs 43,000 crore received no bids due to factors like credit squeeze, rising NPAs, and land/regulatory issues impeding infrastructure growth.
3) India has pledged $100 million for upgrading Iran's Chabahar port to improve trade connectivity with Afghanistan and Central Asia.
The document discusses several infrastructure development projects and initiatives in India:
1) The Modi government plans to invite global bids for construction of trunk infrastructure in five proposed smart cities by the end of the fiscal year.
2) Several highway projects worth over Rs 43,000 crore received no bids, worrying officials as ambitious targets are not being met.
3) India has pledged $100 million for upgrading the Chabahar port in Iran to improve trade connectivity with Afghanistan and Central Asia.
4) An agreement was signed for India and Japan to cooperate in developing Varanasi as a 'smart heritage city' modeled on Kyoto.
Prime Minister Modi's visit to Japan raised hopes that an agreement would be reached for the Mumbai-Ahmedabad bullet train project. The Indian Railways is working to finalize the project, which would connect Mumbai and Ahmedabad with a high-speed rail line capable of speeds up to 300 km/h. Feasibility studies are being conducted by the Japan International Cooperation Agency and French railway groups. The project is estimated to cost Rs. 62,000 crore but faces complications involving alignment and infrastructure given the varied terrain between the two cities.
The document discusses several infrastructure development projects and initiatives in India:
1) The Modi government plans to invite global bids for construction of trunk infrastructure in five proposed smart cities by the end of the fiscal year.
2) Several highway projects worth over Rs 43,000 crore received no bids, worrying officials as ambitious targets are not being met.
3) India has pledged $100 million for upgrading the Chabahar port in Iran to improve trade connectivity with Afghanistan and Central Asia.
4) An agreement was signed for India and Japan to cooperate in developing Varanasi as a 'smart heritage city' modeled on Kyoto.
Prime Minister Modi's visit to Japan raised hopes that an agreement would be reached for the Mumbai-Ahmedabad bullet train project. The Indian Railways is working to finalize the project, which would connect Mumbai and Ahmedabad with a high-speed rail line running at 300 km/h. Feasibility studies are being conducted by Japan International Cooperation Agency and French railway groups. The project is estimated to cost Rs. 62,000 crore but will provide benefits by improving connectivity between the two cities.
The document discusses India's goal of providing housing for all citizens by 2022 and the significant funding required to achieve this. It notes that the current level of annual investment in the housing sector needs to double to around 16 lakh crore rupees in order to meet the target. Private developers face challenges in developing affordable housing projects at a large scale. Reforms are needed to increase lending from banks and draw greater private and foreign investment to close the funding gap.
The document discusses new rules approved by India's market regulator SEBI allowing the creation of real estate investment trusts (REITs) and infrastructure investment trusts. This will provide easier access to funds for cash-strapped developers and new investment opportunities. It also discusses positive comments made about opportunities in India by Donald Trump and his son during the launch of the Trump Tower Mumbai project with Indian real estate group Lodha.
The document discusses the Reserve Bank of India's monetary policy statement for 2014-2015. Some key points:
- RBI kept the repo rate unchanged at 8% and the reverse repo rate at 7%, while cutting the SLR by 50 basis points to 22%.
- RBI Governor said rates may be cut if disinflation continues. RBI aims to lower inflation to 8% by January 2015 and 6% by January 2016.
- The document also discusses upcoming reforms like guidelines for real estate investment trusts and infrastructure investment trusts, and Prime Minister Modi's plans to launch new metro projects in Nagpur, Ahmedabad and Lucknow.
Construction Industry Review 31 (3) 2014 julyRemona Divekar
The document summarizes a seminar on the metamorphosis of the buildings and construction industry in India. It discusses presentations given at the seminar on various topics like the global cement industry outlook, infrastructure development issues, construction technologies, and sustainable construction practices. The seminar highlighted the need for modern methods and world-class technologies to drive high performance in the construction sector and addressed challenges like regulatory hurdles, lack of skilled labor, and improving project management. It provided a platform for stakeholders to discuss transformations in construction approaches and materials to support continued growth in India's urbanization and infrastructure development.
The RBI relaxed financing norms to encourage long-term lending to infrastructure and affordable housing projects. Banks can issue long-term bonds starting 7 years to raise funds for infrastructure and affordable housing loans. This will help ease asset-liability management problems for banks in extending long duration loans to infrastructure projects. The relaxed norms also provide exemptions from cash reserve ratio and statutory liquidity ratio requirements for bonds issued for specified long-term lending. Real estate experts believe the move will boost the realty sector, especially with thousands of hectares of agricultural land in Pune's fringe areas expected to become available for construction.
Construction Industry Review 28 july 14, 2014Remona Divekar
The document discusses the impact of the Indian budget on various sectors of the economy. Key points:
- The budget aims to boost infrastructure development which will help revive sectors like cement, construction equipment, and real estate that have been struggling in recent years due to slow growth.
- Measures like developing smart cities, expanding road and rail networks, and increasing investment in renewable energy are expected to increase demand in related industries.
- The cement industry is hopeful that renewed focus on housing and infrastructure will increase cement consumption from current low levels. The construction equipment industry also expects growth due to higher infrastructure spending.
- The real estate industry may see gains from initiatives to develop smart cities, incentives for affordable housing, and
The document summarizes key points from an article about the Indian government's plans to fund affordable housing and highway projects. It discusses the following:
- The Urban Development Minister announced that the government will open an escrow account to collect taxes on building materials like cement and steel to generate revenue for affordable housing construction.
- The Road Transport Minister said the government will initiate measures in the highways sector by securing 100 billion rupees annually over two years, and that contractors will be paid within a month.
- An industry leader said clear policies on foreign investment in infrastructure are needed to help restart stalled projects and boost economic growth.
The document is a report on exports of building materials from India in March 2014. It provides details of the type and quantity of materials exported each day in March, including limestone, granite, marble, mica and other minerals. The highest exports by volume were marble at over 26 million kgs and mica at over 22 million kgs. The majority of exports went to countries in Asia, Europe and the Middle East. Revenues from total exports of building materials for the month were over Rs. 895 crore.
The document discusses several topics:
1) The Indian government is planning a $4-5 billion infrastructure fund to boost road and highway projects. Japanese and Korean investors have expressed interest.
2) Housing prices increased up to 7.1% in 12 major Indian cities in the last quarter due to high demand. Prices fell in some other cities.
3) The government will directly fund the Eastern Peripheral Expressway project after failing to attract private investors over the past 6 years. It will also review delayed highway projects.
The document discusses developments in the Indian infrastructure and cement industries. It states that the Reserve Bank of India may allow banks to issue infrastructure bonds that are exempt from certain reserve requirements, in order to boost infrastructure lending. It also reports that the Roads Ministry has prepared a list of 11 infrastructure projects worth over 18,000 crore rupees that could be awarded within the next six months. Finally, it analyzes trends in India's cement industry, projecting that demand will grow 2.5-2.7 times by 2025 driven largely by increased infrastructure development.
Development projects in India continue to be stalled due to the Centre's failure to notify rules for implementing the new Land Acquisition Act, which has been in force for 4 months. Industry groups like CII and Ficci are looking to work with the new government to speed up finalizing the rules and amend provisions to ensure the law does not hamper infrastructure development. Banks are also struggling due to deteriorating asset quality of loans to the infrastructure sector, which accounts for the largest share of restructured loans. About 40% of total infrastructure loans may need to be restructured by March 2015.
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