Re: @
by C W on Oct 22, 2011 05:24 PM
Whatever, but he will definitely not bomb the train ny suicide bombing as is the trend in Pakistan and other islamic nations.
Re: GOOD WORK
by Bhargava Ghosal on Oct 23, 2011 09:30 PM
@super fine:
Reliance has successfully commissioned DAMEL (airport line of DMRC)....Professionally I work for commissioning systemsn for metros in India but I feel that Mumbai will be a tough job 1> monsoon 2> land acquision (although have a vague idea how reliance is tackling this issue) 3> logistic problems_ slow traffic which is a hectic problem for the workmen and staff to move from one place to another.....but Reliance has a history of finishing jobs within time but definitely with low quality (dont ask me why)
Earlier only Chennai and Mumbai used to hear the sound of local trains chugging between one stop to another.
Then Delhi finally got a metro and now Bengaluru is able to hear the first sound of local train in form of Metro. Congrats and feel so happy for Bengalurians.
Chennai Suburban Railway - began operation in 1931. Now has 6 functioning lines (routes) Proposed for 9 more lines.
(MRTS) Chennai Mass Rapid Transit System (Elevated trains) - sanctioned in 1984 and began operation in 1997. (20 kms line functioning, work in progress to extend to further 22 kms).
Chennai Metro - Work going on for more than a year and will begin operations starting from 2013. It will have totally 5 lines and also existing MRTS will be get converted to the Metro rakes.
Perhaps this explains why driving in Chennai is much a breather than tortoise traffic in Bengaluru.
I hope Metro helps ease traffic in Bengaluru and at last get benefits like cities of Mumbai and Chennai.
Re: Good to see Bengaluru develop
by Indian on Oct 22, 2011 04:31 PM
the traffic in chennai is the kind of worst i have ever seen. there is no lane discipline and the roads are really poor
Re: Re: Good to see Bengaluru develop
by Indian on Oct 22, 2011 04:32 PM
there is no comparison to the roads and traffic in bangalore with that of chennai
Re: Re: Re: Good to see Bengaluru develop
by Jagan on Oct 23, 2011 08:31 AM
chk this : I travel 23kms (one-way) to work & on a peak-hr traffic it takes 1hr10mins to reach home....do this statistics in B'lore
Re: Re: Good to see Bengaluru develop
by C W on Oct 22, 2011 05:21 PM
Then imagine if these two train services plying on about 20 different lines were not there. It could have been worser than Bengaluru..
You said Chennai has no lane discipline. I agree to some extent because in places like Bengaluru there is no lane to be disciplined.
Re: Re: Re: Good to see Bengaluru develop
by Rationalist on Oct 23, 2011 02:54 PM
That is bcos Chennai was build by Britishes wheras Bengaluru was built by Kempegowda and now some people want to give his name to International airport without any contribution to "Bangalore" or "Bengaluru". But comming to lane discipline and traffic, it is her disciplined people which are her assets rather than roads.
Re: Re: Re: Good to see Bengaluru develop
by Rakesh Saigal on Oct 23, 2011 11:29 AM
what are you guys cribbibg about? not only is delhi the nation's capital but also home to the worst drivers on planet earth!!!!!
It was during Yediuarappa tenure that work took pace ,he was instrumental in driving most of the things ,so he should be given credit ,unfortunatley he is not around. what congress could not achive in last 20 years ,he did it in 3 years,it is a known fact.
Re: Yeddiyurappa- Has to be credited for METRO
by Anand on Oct 22, 2011 04:04 PM
Yeddy is probably the worst CM Karnataka has seen. He made karnataka come in national news channels for all the wrong reasons. If there was any other CM, metro work would have been over long time back.
Re: Re: Yeddiyurappa- Has to be credited for METRO
by AJITH BHATT on Oct 22, 2011 04:21 PM
oh reallly i did not knew this.. good that you shared this with us.. may be Dharam singh would have done better
Re: Re: Yeddiyurappa- Has to be credited for METRO
by prakash saraf on Oct 22, 2011 04:29 PM
i think anand if cong was there for another 50 years would have been taken.yeedy done wrong for that he is being punished it's ok.but atleast one work would be remembered in his name in feauture.what cong has done for karnataka and which cm wuld be remembered can u tell me?.just give one example this great PM's has done for this country since he got chair.u cant give.C Games.2G.176000crore.digambar kamath.swiss bank.one blast in every month.higher rates on food. these r the achivments am i
Re: Yeddiyurappa- Has to be credited for METRO
by illakadghma on Oct 22, 2011 04:34 AM
Rahul ji think of this in to be in every village? wots big deal?
Re: Re: Yeddiyurappa- Has to be credited for METRO
by prakash saraf on Oct 22, 2011 04:19 PM
funni man he and cong thinks and tell in every function only.no work.u ask ur ji to give food in low cost for por people only.ur ji and cong know only one formola that is corruption and swiss bank
The fact is Hyderabad is more needed in for a Metro when compared with Bangalore. As usual bangalore is a hype with all migrated people dominating in city with zero local genuine business people.
Re: Re: hyderabad need
by AJITH BHATT on Oct 22, 2011 04:23 PM
goolty is busy with Telegana issues let them settle that then let them compare it with our bangalore
Re: Re: Re: hyderabad need
by SMith on Oct 23, 2011 09:42 PM
No need of a metro for Hyderabad,its a big real estate scam and v r loosing our cultural and heritages places due to this proposed metro.
Re: Congress = Criminality, Congress = Scam, Congress = Divisiven
by John Janardan on Oct 21, 2011 02:28 AM
they failed miserably after getting confused between hindutva and secularism.
advani proved to be good for nothing. hopefully the next generation leaders have something better for us.
Visible progress of Metro project was actually during Yeddy's chief mInistership.Earlier,it was going at a snail's pace,even though foundation stone was laid by former CMs. But , its a sad thing Yeddy is not around, but one should not forget his efforts in completing the phase 1 project though delayed to some extent
Re: Re: Namma Metro credit must go to yeddy
by John Janardan on Oct 21, 2011 02:30 AM
especially to the saints. india is known to be the land of saints and whoever has hurt or shown disrespect to them has suffered miserably.
the people of india are also equally responsible for not taking up the issue on priority.
from asaram bapu to swami ramdev, each of them has been shown in bad light.
Re: Namma Metro credit must go to yeddy
by ast channa on Oct 21, 2011 04:58 AM
Yes I fully Agree with you. We can forget his development attitude.Tell is there any CM who did involve in Karnataka, but it is his bad luck and Congress and JDS were behind htis guy as He was instrumental in defeating both party's.Every election his party was winning
Re: Namma Metro credit must go to yeddy
by Anantha Sharma on Oct 21, 2011 11:36 AM
its undisputed case..I have been living in bangalore for nearly 12 years, I completely agree the credit should go to Yeddi..how ever I do not want to comment on his present problem
Re: Re: Namma Metro credit must go to yeddy
by illakadghma on Oct 22, 2011 04:43 AM
rahul ji will soon start this service among all the villages in the india???? so cant understand wots the big deal???? only communals will think its good..n yeah baba amul butter did tell us its ok to have few bombs here n there in india...as per his royal spoilt child we r better then libya...where top leder get cought n can be on the camera phone...our relaxing PM is on holiday till next g electn
Visible progress of Metro project was actually during Yeddy's chief mInistership.Earlier,it was going at a snail's pace,even though foundation stone was laid by former CMs. But , its a sad thing Yeddy is not around, but one should not forget his efforts in completing the phase 1 project though delayed to some extent
Re: Re: Namma Metro credit must go to yeddy
by Vidyut Shenoy on Oct 22, 2011 03:55 PM
He is occupying the seats that were legally and morally S M Krishna's, Dharam Singh's and Kumaraswamy's. These blokes made a mess including de-notifying land, indulging in nepotism, issuing mining licenses illegally and are now hiding behind court orders.
