Residential Apartments In Jaipur by ARG One

In essence of the rapid industrial development in Jaipur, the real-estate too has seen a good success. Judging by the fondness among luxury enthusiasts, Jaipur’s luxury properties are really making a killing. As they say, there are two kinds of people who understand the real worth of luxury, one is who was born with it and the other is who earned it, it is none too easy to allure both the kinds. A property really needs to be worth its salt to have the maximum number of buyers which results from the dovetail of modern day amenities with standout architecture and urbane designs.

The growth of real-estate was long overdue in Jaipur had it grabbed the attention of industrial dinosaurs earlier. Notwithstanding the adversely humid weather conditions, Jaipur rose to perfection as an A listed industrial hub today. Such an unprecedented growth in industrial development begot real-estate growth and the city line is left contoured with a series of housing projects. One can barely recognize Jaipur now from an earlier time and not that we are complaining.

Come the time when luxury property means buying 3-4 BHK flats and pulling a royal ditch on the over hyped bungalows and villas. People now choose affordability over show-off and the new luxury apartments fares at that wholeheartedly. 

The residential apartments in Jaipur are fully equipped with all the modern day amenities and more, the location also ensures high-end connectivity with other eminent places in the city. Mostly the locations are chosen in the outskirts under the condition of standout connectivity and in Tonk Road’s case, it enjoys the fruit of good connectivity in Jaipur. There also lay a road which connects Jaipur to the capital town of the nation hence people completely vouch for the location.

ARG Group, an established name in the real-estate scene of Rajasthan, has come up with their new project, ARG One, which has all the elements to put the quaint concept of luxury living to shame by exposing the buyers to a world of new amenities and comfort. The first tower of ARG One has already been introduced under the name of ARGUS which reflects how cutting-edge the remaining project is going to be. Ranging from the opulent reception desk to the chic gymnasium on the ninth floor, ARG One does poetic justice to the luxury dreams. 

Where heritage and modernity has come together as one, emerges projects like ARG One. So it seems to be a tough wait until the launch of ARG One and we are looking forward to a real-estate revolution. For more details about Residential Apartments In Jaipur please log on to http://www.argone.in/apartment.php

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Shah Rukh Khan bigger brand vs Ganguly

It was by far the most entertaining discussions to have happened on day one of FICCI Frames 2010. Former Cricketer Ajay Jadeja, Former Hockey striker Viren Rasquinha and actor Rahul Bose got together to discuss the amalgamation of Sports and Entertainment today.

Ajay began the conversation by saying how Bollywood has acted as the icing on the cake for IPL. “IPL will survive because people like Cricket but Bollywood had a strong role to play in its success” said the charming Cricketer. He further dared to elaborate his opinion by giving a hypothetical example. “If Shah Rukh Khan chooses to leave KKR tomorrow, it will definitely be a bigger dent to the franchise and IPL as a whole than a Saurav Ganguly leaving KKR. Today, Shah Rukh Khan is certainly a bigger brand than Ganguly but say a few years back in 2003, things were different. Ganguly then spoke with his bat and today it doesn’t happen much. Bollywood has brought glamour to the game and it has widened the reach of the game. Today more ladies watch the game because they like Shah Rukh and they spot him sitting in the stands watching his team play. Bollywood has certainly expanded the audiences of the game. “

Last year in the second season of the IPL when SRK and his coach had asked Ganguly to step down as the captain of KKR, it had created a huge furor in the country with the majority backing Ganguly and not SRK. Then many believed Shah Rukh shouldn’t interfere in Cricket no matter how big a star he was.

Ajay’s comments were thus surprising. Ajay was neither diplomatic nor was mincing words fearing a supposed controversy that his statements might trigger.

We wonder what our readers have to say to this.

Sensex crosses 17,500 level; ends 29 points up

The stock market on Thursday nudged 29 points higher after a volatile session with Infosys and RIL leading the charge, after global rating agency S&P revised its outlook on India's finances to stable from negative.

The 30-share index gained 29.18 points, or 0.17 per cent, to close at 17,519.26 points, its best close since January 18.

Global credit rating agency Standard & Poor's (S&P) on Thursday revised India's outlook to stable from negative and pegged the economic growth rate at 8 per cent for the next fiscal.

"The market recovered its losses of the day after the S&P raised India's sovereign rating outlook. This signals economic recovery, which brought buyers in the market," CNI Research CMD Kishore P. Ostwal said.

In early trade, the market dipped 72 points. In February last year, the rating agency had cut the outlook on India's credit rating from stable to negative, amid concerns of rising fiscal deficit.

During the day, the Sensex rose 58 points to a high of 17,548.13. The index held on to its best close in eight weeks.

The Sensex has rallied over 350 points in the past three days.

Earlier in the day the stocks tracked the world market, which plunged into the red after Greece said it might seek international assistance to resolve its debt crisis.

"Concerns of euro zone weighed on the Indian market in the early part of the trade. The markets have rallied quite a lot in the past seven days and now its time they take a breather," SMC Global Vice President Rajesh Jain said.

Food inflation eases, fuel inflation rises

Food inflation fell to 16.30 per cent for the week ended March 6 on easing prices of pulses and vegetables, but fuel inflation shot up to 12.68 per cent.

For the previous week, food inflation was at 17.81 per cent and fuel inflation at 11.38 per cent.

Vegetable prices showed a marked decline of more than 10 per cent over the week, followed by about 4 per cent fall in prices of pulses. Urad and arhar prices was down 6 per cent each during the week.

However, the easing in food prices has been marred by rising fuel inflation giving no respite to the overall inflation that has been consistently rising since it came out of sub-zero levels in September last year.

The fuel index comprising fuel, power, light and lubricants saw an inflation of 12.68 per cent over the week led by 16.82 per cent inflation in petrol prices and 14.99 per cent in diesel prices.

The rise in fuel prices is as a result of the budgetary announcement of a hike in excise and customs duty on petrol and diesel.

The overall inflation has risen to 9.89 per cent for February from a low of 1.34 per cent in October last year, primarily led by high food prices.

Overall the inflation has already breached the RBI's projection of 8.5 per cent for the fiscal-end in January when it touched 8.56 per cent.