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traffic survey report BhavnathMahadev Temple at Bhavnath. It then proceeds onwards to various akharas of various sects of sadhus, which are in Girnar hill from ancient times. The procession of sadhus and pilgrims ends again at Bhavnath temple after visiting Madhi, Malavela and Bara Devi temple. The fair begins with...
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The case under study is based in a post-independence(near 1960) scenario. The main focus of the government is to boost the economic development throughout the nation. In such situation the government of Bombay Province has come with a plan, to build earthen dams on rivers Lokmata and Sadmata, in...
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Bhavnath Case written analysis and communication assignment 1: case analysis bhavnath temple name : mudit gupta roll no. : 101162 section : a date of submission : 16.07.10 name of institute : institute of managemet, NIRMA university eXECUTIVE SUMMARY:- While adverse...
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The Bhavnath temple case deals with the problem of convincing the people to relocate to another place in order to vacate space for the construction of the reservoir. Out of the available options educating the benefits of the project to the people is the best solution to the problem. To achieve this...
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BHAVNATH TEMPLE JULY 16, 2010 Submitted by:- ADITYA LODHA SECTION-A ROLL NO- 101159 CONTINGENCY PLAN In case government is not able to build the dam without breaking the bhavanth temple. Government should choose other location or try to convince villagers for the development of the building...
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Bhavnath Case Solution MAIN REPORT SITUATION ANALYSIS The fate of any country future’s depends on the decision taken in present. India attention after independence was towards all round economic development. A proposal of dams to be constructed across the rivers Lokmata and Sadmata, which would...
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