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I will leave out my personal opinion and mention few facts.UP Government has clarified that they have initiated a tourism development program with the assistance of World Bank. Here is the link-Controversy erupts over absence of Taj Mahal from UP tourism booklet - Times of IndiaI have checked the World Bank website to check it and have found it to be true. Here is the link: Uttar Pradesh Pro-Poor Tourism Development ProjectThe title of the project is: Uttar Pradesh Pro-Poor Tourism Development Project. Here is the screen shot of the page:On this page you will find that the project has not been initiated recently. The first document available on this page is Project Information Document (Concept Stage) - Uttar Pradesh Pro-poor Tourism Development Project - P146936 (English) and is dated November 3, 2014. Well before BJP govt came to power.Further, check this link: India/SOUTH ASIA- P146936- Uttar Pradesh Pro-Poor Tourism Development Project - Procurement Plan (English). It shows the procurement plan under this project. Procurement plan shows the plan for procurement of works contracts and consultancy contracts.As per the document, the Bank’s Approval Date of the Original Procurement Plan: 2016-10-13 and Revised Plan Date is 2017-09-18On page 3, the first activity on the procurement plan is: 03/AGR/PROPOOR/UPT/W/2016 / Construction of work for Visitor Center and Parking Rehabilitation at Taj Mahal West Gate, AgraThe estimated cost of this activity is: US$ 17,384,615.00.There are other components related to Taj Mahal in this procurement plan. But I leave it out to the truth seeker to read the document and find out what is the truth.If you have already framed an opinion that Yogi Government is communal, anti Muslim and hence they have left out Taj Mahal from the development works, well, I can not help you.As for the booklet, I do not know why Taj Mahal has not been included in the booklet when it is very much a part of the development plan. Taj Mahal also features quite prominently on the website of UP tourism. It is, at best, a foolish omission.Check is yourself: http://uptourism.gov.in/I hope you would at least trust World Bank to be not communal, anti Muslim etc.

No. Real estate sector is not an impediment to growth of India . In fact, it is a great accelerator for the growth of economy especially for developing countries like India.· It contributes 5% to our GDP and total returns work out in the range of 17 percent to 18 percent pa,· It generates employment, especially for the unskilled labor of our rural population· After agriculture, real estate sector is the second largest employment generator in India· Its growth further increases the core industries like cement· A better infrastructure leads to greater speed of connectivity, which in turn leads to economic growth· It bring out the idle savings of the population forproductive investmentIt has some serious issues creating a negative impression like· Unregulated sector as there is no dedicated authority and law· No accountability and responsibility from the builders towards investors· There is no transparency in the process right from the point of investment in buying land to delivery of home/building to the customer· Lengthy project approvals had opened back door consultations and corruption· Rise of real estate mafia and tonnes of black money.Recent initiatives from the govt to address the above issues include· Passing of The Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Bill, 2013 to establish state level regulatory authorities called Real Estate Regulatory Authorities (RERAs).· We are also seeing public listing of real estate companies and their boards largely comprising of independent directors. This brings in more transparency, accountability and professionalism in the way business is carried out· 70% of the amount collected from buyers for a project must be maintained in a separate bank account and must only be used for construction of that project. The state government can alter this amount to less than 70%.· The Bill establishes state level tribunals called Real Estate Appellate Tribunals. Decisions of RERAs can be appealed in these tribunals.On a larger level, we hope the real estate sector evolves the way the auto sector has evolved where there is a product for everybody.Thanks for A2AFor further readingThe Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Bill, 2013Real estate a big opportunity in IndiaWhy we need the Real Estate Regulatory Bill

Today, I read this news and it made my blood boil. How did we, in a span of 4 years, become such an ignorant and degenerate society?Here is the news:Bad news for IIMs in Udaipur, Ranchi, Raipur! Govt refuses to offer additional funding.Images: Google | IIM Udaipur RenderThe Human Resource Ministry has stopped additional funding to six new IIMs (Indian Institutes of Management) as the government wants the autonomous institutes to be self-sufficient. The six new IIMs, including IIM-Rohtak, IIM-Tiruchirappalli, IIM-Raipur, IIM-Kashipur, IIM-Udaipur and IIM-Ranchi, were commissioned in 2008-09, when the UPA government was in power.These six IIMs were given Rs 333 crore each for building permanent campuses. The funds were allocated in 2008-09 but the construction started in 2014 only. Now the government says these institutes will have to bear any further cost by themselves. For this, they can take loans, use their resources, and by offering consultancy services. All these new IIMs, excluding IIM-Ranchi where work has just begun, are in the last leg of their construction. Additional funding from the government could have boosted their construction work, but the government's refusal for more money has put them in a fix, reported the Economic Times.[1]We wasted a whopping Rs. 3000 Crore on a lifeless statue for political one-upmanship. While we were calculating what India could do with that money, here is the real picture: this government has already spent Rs. 3000 Crore on one statue and about to spend Rs. 3600 crore on another. This government has the luxury to spend Rs. 6600 crores on worthless statues, while it completely ignores the most reputed institutes of learning in the country —asking them to fend for themselves. Unbelievable! Seriously, unbelievable!It is a criminal waste of money.People, this is what happens when you vote for illiterates. I am so angry. I will stop before I say something that I would have to regret. Before you go, please read the detailed answer about the politics behind the Sardar Patel’s Statue.Avinash Deshmukh (अविनाश देशमुख)'s answer to What are your views on government spending RS. 2989 crores on a statue of Sardar Patel?Edit One-Nov 18, 2018Some less-aware individuals in the comment section are saying that state government funded the statues—as if that makes it right. Plus, it is a lie—which like Supreme Leader, cowboys are fondly in love with. Contrary to the claim that it has used State funding, it was paid for, almost entirely, by government, central public sector enterprises and private companies.Senior officers of the state government handling the project said, “Till now Rs 2,131.45 crore has been spent on the Statue of Unity project. Of that, Rs 1,412.27 crore has been received as contribution from the Centre. The state government and several state PSUs and even private corporate entities have also donated for the project. After settling the total payment, the construction cost may reach around Rs 2,400 crore. Rs.600 crore will be given to L&T for the maintenance for the next 15 years.”[2]Another less-aware individual thinks that IIMs have run out of the budget and does not deserve more funding. The government has funds in tune of Rs. 600 crore for statue maintenance. I am sure the amount could be much less. Who knows? But the funny part is that they have no money to maintain IIMs.Again, this is what happens when you vote for uneducated people.Footnotes[1] Bad news for IIMs in Udaipur, Ranchi, Raipur! Govt refuses to offer additional funding[2] Gujarat: Cost of Statue of Unity may touch Rs 3,000 crore - Times of India