For a Township Project @ Viramgam  1.3 Billion ( 130 Cr.) population.  Worlds largest democracy.  is now worlds 4th largest economy and it will cross Japan by 2012 and 2014 to become the 3rd - largest GDP $576 Billion.( $57600 Cr.) (GDP rate 8%)  Real Estate sector accounts for approximately 5% of India’s GDP. The current size of the industry is close to USD 50 billion ( $5000 Cr.) and the same is expected to reach a size of USD 180 billion ($18000 Cr.) by 2020*  The Real Estate sector is the second largest employer in the country, next to agriculture. The sector has backward and forward linkages with about 250 ancillary industries such as cement, brick, steel etc.**  70% new employment will be generated in cities, contributing more than 70% of GDP  Rise of globally competitive Indian companies: Reliance, Jet Airways, Wipro, Infosys, Ranbaxy, Tata Motors etc.  100 Indian Companies have market cap of US$ 1 billion ( $100 Cr.)  125 Fortune 500 companies have R&D bases in India  91 Million ( 9.1Cr.) urban households will be middle class, up from 22 million today  68 Cities will have population of 1 million plus, up from 42 today; Europe has 35 today  Access to major International and domestic markets.  Located on the west coast of India and connected to major ports of UK, Middle East, Africa, East Asia and Australia. 1,500 km coast line - the longest in India, offers numerous opportunities for port based industries. Gateway to Iand locked states in India.  Gross State Domestic Product (GSDP): INR 3,372 billion (33.72 Lac.Cr.) (US$ 7500 Cr.)  Population: 51 million ( 5.1 Cr.)  Urbanization: 37.4%  Highly industrialized state, with 38% of GDP contributed by secondary sector.  Sustained investor confidence, state with the one of the highest number of investment proposals in India.  Around 22% of India exports contributed by .  An economy on the boom and beating recession, GSDP growth of more than 10% since 2004.  Per Capita Income at current prices (2007-08): Rs. 49,251 (US$ 985) National Average: R40,141 (US$ 802)  Industrial Growth Rate (2004-08): 13.7%

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Today SAR REAL ESTATE stands tall on the foundation of its values of delivering quality and excellent real estate spaces, ensuring customer satisfaction and redefining the life style of people. Viramgam is a municipality, town and former Rajput princely state, in district in the Indian state of Gujarat..  Viramgam is a municipality town and former Rajput princely state, in in the Indian state of Gujarat.

 Around 1090, Minaldevi, the mother of Jayasimha Siddharaja of Chaulukya dynasty who ruled from Anhilwad Patan, commissioned the Mansar lake. Siddhraj added several shrines and

temples later. Circa 1484, Viramgam state was founded. Under the strong Mandal chief, Viramgam did not become part of the Muslim till 1530. Commanding the

entrance to the Mughalgovernors chose it as the headquarters of the Jhalavad prant (district), and in the disturbances of the eighteenth century it was the scene of several

struggles.

 Fortified by its Desai Shri (native Kunbiruler) about 1730, it continued under a Muslim governor, till in 1735 the Desai Bhavsingh called in theMarathas who, dislodging the Muslim

governor, held the town till 1740. In that year Bhavsingh, hoping to make himself independent, drove out the Marathas. But after four months they returned in strength, and Bhavsingh,

unable to cope with them, on promise of the estate of Patdi, gave up Viramgam to become Desai Shri of Patdi State. Maratha ruled Virangam until it was handed over to British.

 Old town of Viramgam is surrounded by a towerflanked brick and stone wall, rectangular in shape, and about 21 miles round. In the wall are five gates, on the north the Golwadi gate

leading to Patan; on the north-east the Bharwadi gate leading to the railway station ; on the east the Raipuri or Rayyapur gate leading to Ahmedabad; on the south-west the Gangasar gate,

and on the west the Mansar or Munsar gate. There are also two unopened gatewayson the north-west and north-east, and in the south face is a window through which water is drawn from

the Gangasar lake. It was possibly built by Viramdev Desai around 1730.

 The town is surrounded by three reservoirs, the Gangasar lake on the south-east and south, lying outside of the wall except a small portion known as the Gusaria lake; in the south-west

beyond the Gangasar gate the Dhunia lake; and in the west the Mansar lake.

 Viramgam used to be the point of intersection of BB & CI Railway and the Railway Viramgam is at the intersection of four railway lines Ahmedabad-Viramgam; Viramgam-

Surendranagar; Viramgam-Mehsana; and Viramgam-Dhrangdhra-Samakhyali lines.

 It is at the intersection of the routes splitting towards Kachchh and Saurashtra while travelling from Ahmedabad.

 There is a crude oil storage tank depot at Viramgam on Salya-Mathura oli pipeline of Indian Oil Corporation.

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