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THE DEVELOPMENT PLAN FOR MUMBAI The Maharashtra Region and Town Planning Act specify that every municipal corporation must prepare a development plan to be implemented over 20 years. The last time the development plan was prepared for Mumbai was in 1981 and it was adopted only thirteen years later, in 1994. Thus a new plan, which is valid for 20 years, will need to be prepared and ratified by 2014 and will be in force till 2034. The current development plan defines land reservations- (that is land that is set aside for a specific public purpose) amenities, transportation networks and services through a coloured land-use map of the entire city. In order to prepare this plan, Mumbai’s municipal corporation has selected an international consultant through a tendering process and it will be expected to collate and compile all of the data available on the city before making such a plan. The Urban Design Research Institute is currently engaged in looking at how a public pa...

10 quick ways to double your money:- Risky Ways to double your money 1.   Stock Market:-   Stock market investment is one of the quickest way to double your money but stock market is double edge sword where you can earn lots of money as well as loss lots of money. You have to be careful while selecting stocks for investment. Stock market can give 0-100% return. E.g Those who has invested in   LUPIN in Feb 2013   they have got return of nearly 70% in 1 Year. Stock was trading at 569 Rs/- in Feb 2013 and today it is trading on 995 Rs/-. 2. Small Business:-   Becoming partner in small profitable business is another quick way to double your money. This option is quite risky, which can grow or blow your money. You have to be 100% sure before investing any money in to business. Small business can give 0-100% return based on various factors. 3.   Lending Money:-   Another quickest way to double your money is to third party money lending ...

5 Ways To Double Your Investment By  Ken Clark There's something about the idea of doubling one's money on an investment that intrigues most investors. It's a badge of honor dragged out at cocktail parties, a promise made by over-zealous advisors, and a headline that frequents the cover of some of the most popular personal finance magazines. Where this fixation comes from is anyone's guess. Perhaps it comes from deep in our investor psychology - that risk-taking part of us that loves the quick buck. Or maybe it's simply the aesthetic side of us that prefers round numbers - saying you're "up 97%" doesn't quite roll off the tongue like "I doubled my money." Fortunately, doubling your money is both a realistic goal that investors should always be moving toward, as well as something that can lure many people into impulsive investing mistakes. Here we look at the right and wrong way to invest for big returns. The Classic Way - Earn I...

Do's and Dont's in Stock Market There are 6 mistakes that all traders in the stock market make. These mistakes can cost amateurs and experienced traders alike to lose all of their money. That is why I have put together a list of do's and do not's that can help you to make good decisions with your stock accounts. What not to do. 1. Do not buy what the news media tells you to. Too many people will buy stocks based on what they heard on CNN last night. This type of investing is risky. You should always decide for yourself with stock is the best pick. 2. Do not buy what a friend tells you is the next "hot pick". This can be even more dangerous than relying on the news to make your investment decisions. 3. Do not overtrade. This is a mistake many professional traders will make. They will have developed a system that turned their Rs. 20,000 into Rs. 100,000 in 1 year. Then the market changes. They continue to trade their same way and lose it all in t...