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SCHINDLER INDIA CONTRACTS<br />
Schindler <strong>India</strong> announced two major contracts in<br />
October. In the first, the company is to provide and install<br />
elevators for 40 stations serving Phase 1 of the Bangalore<br />
City metro. The locations will serve transportation needs<br />
between Bayanapalli and MG Road. The new line is<br />
scheduled for completion by September 2012 and will be<br />
equipped with 127 elevators. Schindler’s elevators will be<br />
produced in China and are energy efficient.<br />
Schindler <strong>India</strong> had also been chosen to supply 28<br />
high-speed elevators for a commercial project in South<br />
Mumbai. The company is the sole supplier of elevators<br />
for the complex, which is the first high-end commercial<br />
development of its kind in Central Mumbai’s emerging<br />
Central Business District. The development will include a<br />
large central landscaped plaza, food courts, a clubhouse<br />
and recreation areas.<br />
FATAL MUMBAI ELEVATOR INCIDENT<br />
According to DNA <strong>India</strong>, a 40-year-old man died after<br />
falling into an elevator shaft from the sixth floor of a<br />
building in Lower Parel, Mumbai, on September 12. He<br />
reportedly fell through an open lift door. The incident<br />
remained under investigation in September.<br />
Bruyère<br />
OTIS INDIA NAMES<br />
NEW MANAGING DIRECTOR<br />
In July, Otis <strong>India</strong> named Laurent<br />
Bruyère managing director. Laurent<br />
began his career in 1985 with Otis France<br />
and, in 2006, became managing director<br />
of Otis Switzerland. He has a Master’s<br />
degree in Mechanical Engineering from<br />
École d’ingénieur de L’Innovation de<br />
L’Energie et des Technologies Avancées<br />
(ESME-Sudria) in Paris.<br />
HIGHER FEES MAY AFFECT<br />
HIGH RISES IN BOPAL<br />
The Times of <strong>India</strong> recently reported that those planning<br />
to buy a residential unit in a high-rise tower in Bopal<br />
may find that the cost has risen. The state urban development<br />
department has recommended charging an additional<br />
floor-space-index (FSI) in Bopal, which is located in<br />
the Ahmedabad district of the state of Gujarat. Although<br />
Bopal only had a population of 12,181 in the census of<br />
2001, it has been growing recently. Developers have<br />
introduced plans for about 30 new high-rise apartment<br />
buildings in the 400-hectare residential zone. However,<br />
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