Calicut/Kozhikode - Page 7

sanjupalayat · #**121** Posted **Mar 20, 2007, 11:48 AM**

skyline bay waters

sanjupalayat · #**122** Posted **Mar 20, 2007, 11:48 AM**

CH- flyover

sanjupalayat · #**123** Posted **Mar 20, 2007, 11:49 AM**

CH flyover

sanjupalayat · #**124** Posted **Mar 20, 2007, 11:50 AM**

PVS NAVARATHNA U/C-17 STORIES

sanjupalayat · #**125** Posted **Mar 20, 2007, 11:53 AM**

GALAXY APARTMENTS 14 STORIES U/C

sanjupalayat · #**126** Posted **Mar 20, 2007, 11:54 AM**

SKYLINE BAY WATERS-ON BEACH ROAD

sanjupalayat · #**127** Posted **Mar 20, 2007, 12:04 PM**

sky tower shopping mall

sanjupalayat · #**128** Posted **Mar 20, 2007, 12:10 PM**

City lamps to go reflector-capped
Tuesday March 20 2007 12:09 IST
KOZHIKODE: The city Corporation council, at its meeting held on Monday, ratified the tender for installation of 500 WFC streetlamps with high purity aluminium reflectors at various places in the city.

http://www.newindpress.com/NewsItems...Kerala&Topic=0

sanjupalayat · #**129** Posted **Mar 20, 2007, 12:12 PM**

Renovated Neelichira inauguratedMonday March 19 2007 13:22 IST
KOZHIKODE: Industries Minister Elamaram Kareem inaugurated the renovated Neelichira, which is situated near V K Krishna Menon Road at Kallai on Sunday.

The civic body has spent Rs 1.5 crore to renovate the pond, which will be the second largest drinking water source in the city after Mananchira. Neelichira was renovated under the supervision of officials from the CWRDM
http://www.newindpress.com/NewsItems...Kerala&Topic=0

sanjupalayat · #**130** Posted **Mar 20, 2007, 12:16 PM**

Infrastructure Kerala Limited creating infrastructure for sunrise industries like information technology, biotechnology, electronics and nanotechnology

KOCHI: The setting up of an infrastructure company in Kerala has received a big response with offers worth Rs1bn by non-resident Keralites (NRKs) and big investors from the state.
Private placement to raise Rs740mn in capital investment for the Infrastructure Kerala Limited (InKel) would be open till April 30, it was decided at a meeting of prominent Non-Resident Indians and industrialists held here on Saturday evening.
In his opening remarks at the meeting, Industries Minister Elamaram Kareem said the government would like the NRIs to subscribe most of the shares as a high-yield investment. The state government agencies would hold 26% in the company while offering the rest to the public and institutions.
Though April 30 was set as the deadline, the authorities hopes the entire shares on offer to be subscribed fully much earlier, going by the enthusiasm shown by investors.
Out of the 74% shares offered to the public, 26% will be from small-scale investors who invest less than Rs 100,000 or 10 shares with a face value of Rs10,000. A team led by the minister would conduct road shows in the GCC countries from April 12.
This will end on April 21 followed by similar exercises in Europe and the US, dates of which will be announced later. Similar meetings will be held in Kochi later.
Along with top government officials, more than 40 industrialists and NRIs attended the meeting held at Hotel Le Meridian.
The company intends to raise Rs 15bn through various means in the first year for building infrastructure for high-tech industries and for establishing physical connectivity.
The InKel has already identified four places in Thiruvananthapuram, Kochi and Kozhikode for creating infrastructure for sunrise industries like information technology, biotechnology, electronics and nanotechnology.
A delegation of the Construction and Industrial Development Board (CIDB) of Malaysia has already evinced interest in developing infrastructure on a 250-acre plot of the Kerala State Industrial Development Corp (KSIDC) at Kinaloor in Kozhikode.
The bank would acquire adequate land in all major centers for creating infrastructure in the state

sanjupalayat · #**131** Posted **Mar 27, 2007, 7:17 AM**

mavoor road night views

sanjupalayat · #**132** Posted **Apr 3, 2007, 7:23 AM**

Indian Airlines flies more passengers in 2005-06Published: Wednesday, 28 March, 2007, 09:00 AM Doha Time

Dr George Joseph and Pankaj Srivastava with airline officials and travel and cargo agents
Staff Reporter
INDIAN Airlines in Doha flew more passengers in 2005-06, compared to the previous year, a top airline official has said.
The seat occupancy was 98%, up from 82% in 2004-05. Out of a seat quota of 62, an average of 61 passengers travelled from Doha to either Kozhikode or Kochi by the carrier every day, said Pankaj Srivastava, Indian Airlines regional manager based in Dubai.

sanjupalayat · #**133** Posted **Apr 3, 2007, 7:28 AM**

Kshitij Investment Advisory Co Ltd (formerly known as PFH Investment Advisory), is planning to set up 51 malls across the country, spanning 14.5 million sq ft.

Also on the cards is the floating of a specialised mall management company, for which Kshitij Investment Advisory Co is reported to be in talks with a few international players in mall management for a partnership deal. Branded Kshitij Retail Destinations, these malls would come up not only in the four metros and Bangalore, Hyderabad and Pune, but also in tier-II towns such as Coimbatore, Madurai, Vijaywada, Rajahmundry, Kozhikode Kochi and Hubli
http://www.blonnet.com/2006/09/01/st...0101630500.htm

hsnse · #**134** Posted **Apr 6, 2007, 5:52 PM**

Hey, this is the first time i'm coming across a blog like this. It feels really great to c this. Good going guys, keep it up, and be very regular with this. I used to follow developments in Calicut a few years back. Lost touch now, but right now, seeing all these projects coming up, I think Calicut is well on its way to becoming a major city in India, finally. Pls do keep the blog active with such info. U guys could also check up the Beypore port project. If tat comes, then it will catapult Calicut into the big league.

Cheers

sanjupalayat · #**135** Posted **Apr 7, 2007, 11:31 AM**

Grasim to convert defunct Kerala factory to knowledge park

ECONOMY BUREAU
Posted online: Friday, April 06, 2007 at 0023 hours IST

THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, APRIL 5 : Grasim Industries is working out a business plan to convert its defunct pulp division in Kozhikode to a knowledge park. Both Centre government and Kerala government have received letters from Grasim on Wednesday to this effect.
"We have commissioned an international consultant to undertake a feasibility study," says the letter to Kerala government. The consultant is expected to identify the right knowledge-based industry option for the Mavoor unit.
The DPR (detailed project report) is expected within eight weeks," says the Grasim communique.

Grasim Industries has plans to utilise 400 acres of the Birla industrial township in Mavoor to create an

IT-based hub. Much of the machinery has been moved out or sold, but the land, buildings and two types of employee quarters are in usable condition. The pulp division was closed in 2001. This was following charges of polluting the adjacent Chaliyar river and allied labour problems

http://www.financialexpress.com/fe_f...tent_id=160287