@RajeevRC_X@narendramodi Dear Rajeev ji, we are looking to meet you in person if possible in Thiruvananthapuram. Could you please let us know how to set up an appointment? Thank you!
@TheMinuend It’s not just that Indian companies refuse to try to acquire them, but there’s an inherent hesitation among the sellers to see an Indian company take over, even when the price is right.
We have advised on a deal like this and it did not go through.
@darathaatomics@VivekGRamaswamy We can do this in India too! It’s just that we’re behind the curve as far as private nuclear is concerned. But you already have so much lead on the others at least in India. So when the capital flood gates open, it’s going to come your way first!
@caleb_friesen@Virendra0698 If they can sort out the CBD (it looks at par with HCM city) why can’t they expand that program to other parts of the city? It’s been proven that it can be done.
@vineetnayar Can the American footpaths and roads and landscaped public spaces move to India too? Because that’s the only thing that India lacks at this point in our humble opinion.
Privatisation of municipalities in stealth mode.
BMC has outsourced this project to Godrej. Earlier, the Dharavi project was outsourced to Adani Group.
This is extremely encouraging.
Gurugram has started the same with outsourcing to DLF for development of public spaces.
🌊 Mumbai’s Bandra Bay waterfront plan advances with its first promenade phase announced.
🌿 The focus is on landscaped public space.
🎭 Walking, leisure and community areas form the core plan.
https://t.co/91194eJPq3
@MatthewChang Come to India for the steel! We would love to help you connect with the right partner. India is currently the second largest steel maker in the world.
@theenergypundit@Anuraag_Shukla We were speaking more about rooftop solar and SMRs installed near power requirements (like data centers, fast chargers, large govt accommodations).
Already in many parts of the world, households are producing their own electricity and effectively off the grid.