'ది హిందూ' ఎన్.రామ్ గారూ...మీ పత్రిక కూడా?????

ఇన్ని ఆముదపు చెట్ల మధ్య 'ది హిందూ' ప్రజలకు ఒక వటవృక్షంలాగా కనిపిస్తుంది. మీడియాలో విలువల గురించి ఎవరైనా చర్చలు జరిపితే...'ది హిందూ' ను ఆదర్శంగా చెబుతారు. అలాంటి పత్రిక మంగళవారం నాడు ఆరో పేజీలో ప్రచురించిన ఈ కింది వార్తను చదవండి. 

ఎన్.రామ్ గారూ...మీరు ఇదే పేపర్ లో పదకొండో పేజీలో ఘనంగా జర్నలిజం గురించి ప్రకటనలు చేశారు. 'Markets-media and democracy' అంశంపై కలకత్తా లో జరిగిన రౌండ్ టేబుల్ సమావేశంలో చాలా మాట్లాడారు కానీ...ఈ దిగువ వార్తా పెయిడ్ న్యూస్ కిందికి రాదా?  ఇదా నీతివంతమైన జర్నలిజం? ఇవా...మీరు ప్రవచించే జర్నలిజం నీతి సూత్రాలు???

('ది హిందూ' ఆరో పేజీలో ప్రచురించిన వ్యాపార వార్తను, ఫోటోను మీ కోసం ఇక్కడ ఇస్తున్నాం)

Luxury villas for Rs. 3.5 crore Staff Reporter

KonceptAmbience launches Rs. 250-crore ‘Botanika' project at Gachibowli

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Botanika project is spread over 7.3 acres
Flats, villas between 3,800 sft and 7,000 sft

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— PHOTO: K. RAMESH BABU

Plush:An inside view of the living room of Botanika's condominiums at Gachi Bowli in Hyderabad. HYDERABAD: With recession blues slowly fading away, development of lifestyle community projects targeting high income group seem to be the latest marketing strategy of real estate developers in the city. One such project - Botanika was launched by KonceptAmbience at Gachibowli here on Monday.
Spread over 7.3 acres, the project offers luxurious flats and villas between 3,800 square feet and 7,000 square feet each with best amenities, including air-conditioning system, home automation system, designer modular kitchen etc.
The price range varies from Rs. 1.75 crore to Rs. 3.5. crore, depending on the space and features, said Mahabir P. Agrawall, chairman of KonceptAmbience at a press conference.
On the pricing of luxury villas, Mr. Agrawall said the project was targeted at Chief Executive Officers, Chief Financial Officers or persons drawing Rs. 5 lakh salary per month.
Since the group was targeting only the high-income segment, the question of recession or economic meltdown does not come into picture.
Already 30 per cent of bookings have been made, he disclosed.
“It is a Rs. 250 crore worth gated-community project and residents will have the luxury of a panoramic view of Botanical Gardens and Golconda Fort from their balconies for the next 100 years,” he said.
23 floors
The project would be developed in two phases.
Three towers comprising 23 floors and 220 flats would be constructed in each phase and already Rs. 52 crore was invested in the project for taking up basement and ground works.
Customers would have pay to Rs. 10 lakh as booking advance and delivery would be made within 30 months, he explained.
The focal point of the project would be the club house, which starts on the 18 {+t} {+h} floor and ends on the 21 {+s} {+t} floor. There would be two exclusives elevators connecting to the club house, which was being constructed at a cost of Rs. 4.5 crore.
New project 
The group is also coming up with another project with affordable houses priced between Rs. 15 to Rs. 20 lakh at Gundla Pochampally soon.