I have found in several Indian malls that when I want to visit a particular shop,the security at the counter will say keep your bag at the counter.Am I a thief? This is a direct attack on my credibility,I cannot accept it.So,I rarely visit such malls/shops.
But never in China,any body ever told me to keep the bag at the counter.
Now tell me,when there is close circuit camera systems,why do you need to insult a prospective customer ask him to keep his bag at the counter?
Re: One thing i find insulting about Indian malls
by pantula swarup on Dec 12, 2010 02:02 PM
Better visit USA. You will be asked to strip . Who knows some one may carry bombs and it is big security risk. Let the security do the job and respect him. Donot compare with china or other countries.
Re: Re: One thing i find insulting about Indian malls
by Arindam Mukherjee on Dec 12, 2010 11:48 PM
I call BS on that. Once you get past the airport in the US, each person enjoys complete freedom. Dont just read papers and develop your own opinion of what happens inside the US. In the western world in no mall is one person supposed to keep their bag - because they trust people. If they had done that in India - most stores would start getting bankrupt.
Re: Re: Re: One thing i find insulting about Indian malls
by Harsha Bhogle on Dec 13, 2010 02:53 AM
fully agree Arindam. It is the nature of people that force the rules. But I was wondering why one needs to leave the bag at the counter when you have those machines at the exit to scan any unpaid stuff. Dont those machines work?
Re: Re: Re: Re: One thing i find insulting about Indian malls
by amruth ch on Aug 01, 2011 09:27 PM
Any country with excellent neighbors as we have should be doing the same as its happening in India..Do not compare with US..They have not sos attractive neighbors..
Re: One thing i find insulting about Indian malls
by irn bru on Dec 12, 2010 02:07 AM
u will never find..security with AK-47 on airports..anywhere in the world...but u will find in India...it depends on a country...rules and regulation.. that rules must be for ur safety.. be roman in rome...or else shop in china...
Re: Re: One thing i find insulting about Indian malls
by om shanti on Dec 12, 2010 10:38 AM
Yeah,India is already Rome with Sonia at the helm of affairs..be Roman or puppet king..or perish..you are right !
Re: Re: One thing i find insulting about Indian malls
by deepak kotnis on Dec 12, 2010 10:58 AM
I can understand if there is some sense to the Rules. Its not the big luggage or airport check in bag they ask to keep at the counter, but also the mens hand bag. even a small one. but the same security persons will allow ladies hand bag. that means if they are not exposed to men carrying hand bags, they will have thier own set of rules, or then its gender discrimination, something like "women can not shop lift"
Re: One thing i find insulting about Indian malls
by yashwant dixit on Dec 12, 2010 09:10 PM
I was in Guangdong and there I was always asked to submit my bag at counter.
Re: One thing i find insulting about Indian malls
by shalaka kocharekar on Feb 20, 2011 02:39 PM
I don't know,which country your belonging.. but let me know you that..we indians are already gone through from terrorist attacks..so for these type of security reasons..security guards tell you to keep you bags outside. And as you told..there is circuit cameras available then why they are telling this..so the ans is..there are so many techniques available to fool those cameras..so plz when you come to indias mall obey there rules..
Re: NO BIG MALLS IN INDIA
by om shanti on Dec 11, 2010 03:55 PM
To build such big malls first we need to build spacious approach roads and proper parking space ,which we donot have..
Re: Mall Of America
by vats on Dec 11, 2010 04:47 AM
The Mall of America in Minnesota, USA, is the third largest mall in North America, after the West Edmonton Mall, in Edmonton, Canada, and the King of Prussia Mall....
Rediff is a big loser as usual, and same time it's employees are ving very poor IQ.
SM Mall of Asia Location: Pasay City, Philippines. It is the 3rd largest shopping mall in the world. Where in Rediff's list it is not even in top 15. Good joke..u big loser. And the horrible thing is till 2004 "West Edmonton Mall", Alberta, Canada was the largest shopping mall since 1981. But it is not in the list of top 15, and at present it is in top 5 list of Forbes magzine. You may check both names in google and show these big losers in Rediff.
Re: Rediff is a big loser.. whos employees are ving very pore IQ
by surya das on Dec 10, 2010 09:08 PM
Further to more SM Megamall Location: Mandaluyong city, Phillipines was the Asia's largest shopping mall since 1991 to 2004. But again Rediff's list missing this name as well. Before posting, please use ur brain and provide correct informations to all viewers..
Re: Re: Rediff is a big loser.. whos employees are ving very pore
by Bhajiya on Dec 11, 2010 03:58 PM
Rediff is run and controlled by stupid IIM and IIT students what else you can expect, These IIM and IIT believe the world exist and ends in IIM and IIT.
Fully Faltu Business is rediff fair.........enjoy misimformation
Re: Rediff is a big loser.. whos employees are ving very pore IQ
by porndy singh on Dec 13, 2010 11:11 AM
read the complete article carefully before you post such comments. West Edmonton Mall features in this list at number 4.
Re: Feast for the eyes, but drain on electricity
by rilov paloly on Dec 11, 2010 02:50 AM
More mall more means more employment and more money flow ..Customers needs to spend in the market and there will be a flow of money.. No mall no growth
Re: India's biggest mall
by Guest on Dec 13, 2010 03:20 AM
Based on total area, The great India mall (Noida), Express Avenue (Chennai), Inorbit Mall (Mumbai) and Select CityWalk (Delhi) are the largest malls having total area around 15,00,000 sq. ft. The largest upcoming mall is Mall of India (Gurgaon) and has a total area of around 6,00,000 sq. ft.
Re: Re: Re: Re: India's biggest mall
by ganesh kumar on Dec 11, 2010 08:57 PM
express avenue chennai is currently the biggest mall in india.it is bigger than mantri mall,forum bangalore the second may be spencers plaza.east or west chennai is the best
Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: India's biggest mall
by Ashok Chandrasekar on Jun 25, 2011 12:28 PM
You are all leaving out Inorbit Mall in Hitech City in Hyderabad. That is the biggest mall in India. Come and have a look.
