As more farmers move the court against acquisition of their land in Noida, industry body ASSOCHAM has urged the Centre to take initiative and evolve a consensus among all stakeholders as the crisis gets politicised.
RICS India is organizing a conference on ‘Planning and Delivering Urban Infrastructure in Indian Cities’.
After the farmers, it seems the home buyers in Noida-Greater Noida are gearing up to take to streets.
A prominent group in Singapore plans to act as a facilitator to bring in China’s savings into the Indian economy and other South Asian countries.
The Ministry of Rural Development has decided to get the names of the companies IL&FS Ltd, Infrastructure Kerala Ltd, Marg Ltd, Megha Engineering Infrastructure Ltd and Seri Infrastructure Finance Ltd cleared from the Ministry of Corporate Affairs.
Prime minister Manmohan Singh on Sunday, July 24, announced setting up of an independent environment regulator that would lead to a complete change in the process of granting environment clearances.
After farmers complaining about shortage of labour due to NREGA, now CREDAI says real estate projects are experiencing time and cost over runs due to shortage of labour.
While buying a house two out of three Indians (70.6%) demand a simpler, more understandable home loan procedure.
An estimated 300,000 homebuyers and home owners could be affected if farmers in 24 villages along the Noida-Greater Noida Expressway succeed in their agitation for the return of their land taken over by the Noida Authority in 2003.
Everybody wanted to hear this news—realtors, investors and home buyers. It seemed to be a case of who blink first.