Home grown vegetables

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Where is Indus Valley?

Several customers ask this question.

Here is the google location: Click here to open in a new window and the coordinates: 13.255652, 77.936532.

If you want the location map, here it is. You can download it by opening it in a new window.

 

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Water at Indus Valley!

Samskruti Indus Valley stands out as our special project as we have been able to achieve what many people dream of. From 1100 feet deep borewell about a year back, we could get water at less than 200 ft now! All this is due to rainwater harvesting.

You might ask, everybody these days is doing rainwater harvesting. What is different with your project?  Here are some of the points that differentiate Samskruti Builders from others.

1. We planned, designed and developed the layout as a massive water collector and storm water retainer
2. We have more than 220 wells(in phase 1 and about 450+ wells in phase 2) which perform a dual role: Hold water that is collected from the layout, replenish the ground water
3. As all the wells are connected, water is retained at the same level in all the wells

We are planning efficient systems to reduce, recycle and reuse most of the water in the property and making it a sustainable endeavour. Apart from appreciating the value of the project, we also believe this goes a long way in promoting sustainable and responsible living.

A couple of good rains and we have enough and more water at our natural stream. Here is a before-and-after-photograph. (click to enlarge).

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Nandagudi, a Hardware or Manufacturing City?

Re-orienting the growth of Bangalore, the State government will now focus its efforts on developing the City’s western and southern suburbs.

A concept note prepared by the Karnataka Urban Infrastructure Development Finance Corporation (KUIDFC) states: “Some of the developments, especially the establishment of the international airport at Devanahalli, would put a number of urban settlements such as Nelamangala, Doddaballapur, Vijayapura, Hoskote and Malur, on the path of rapid development, especially on  the completion of the proposed peripheral road. With the exception of Nelamangala, the other centres are in ground water deficit areas.”

Future growth

As a result, the “future growth” of Bangalore, according to KUIDFC, “should logically be re-oriented towards the west and the south, rather than continue the past trend of development toward the east and the north”.
So, the KUIDFC will now embark on developing ‘cluster cities’ around Bangalore. In the wake of these plans, the authorities are mulling over construction of seven outer ring roads (ORR) around seven towns on the outskirts of the City.

According to Suresh Kumar, Minister for Urban Development, the Bangalore Metropolitan Region Development Authority has been authorised to submit a proposal to build the seven ring roads to facilitate the growth of the cities listed under the project.
The project will cover the towns of Kanakapura, Anekal, Hoskote, Devanahalli, Magadi, Nelamangala and Ramanagara.

Four-lane roads

All the proposed roads will be four lane. Asked whether these roads will be interconnected, Kumar said: “The roads will eventually be connected to the NICE or the Peripheral Ring Road when required.”

“The basic idea is to ensure that the commuter traffic need not enter these towns to reach their destinations. The ORRs will help in bypassing these cities which can become the hubs of various industries,” said Kumar.

The roads have been envisaged after the State government proposed to create hubs in these taluks for various purposes and develop the cluster cities.

As per the proposal, Bidadi is proposed to be developed as a Knowledge City,  Ramanagara a Healthcare City, Sathanur in Kanakapura taluk Textile/Apparel City, Solur in Magadi a Manufacturing City and Nandagudi in Hoskote a Hardware or Manufacturing City.

Samskruti Indus Valley

A video shot at Samskruti Indus Valley, a residential eco-friendly plotted development in Bangalore. This is a video shot in March, 2011 @Phase I.

Top 5 ways to Live Green

Living Green isn't difficult. It starts with making a decision to start changing and then making one small change every day to your lifestyle.

Small changes like disposing waste in a proper manner and using less of water and energy which we usually ignore can make small but imortant choices. You would end up not just saving money but also healthy.

@Samskruti we ensure we make a smarter decision by choosing the eco-friendly way. Our systems, choices and decisions are dominated by the conscious choice of being a greener, smarter builder.

Smart sprinkler

Installing a smart sprinkler controller that adjusts watering based on weather, soil type, amount of shade and plant type can save water.

Organic gardening

Samskruti Indus Valley

Samskruti Indus Valley derives its name from world's earliest urban civilizations. Like Indus Valley civilization, we at Samskruti, believe in living with in consistence with the nature. Samskruti Indus Valley offers eco-friendly residential plots

To see the development in Phase I and most recent pictures, click here: https://picasaweb.google.com/108136643320625464867/IndusValley?authkey=Gv1sRgCPS6xpf3uvbM1gE

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