The Orissa government on Friday announced a Rs. 70-crore rehabilitation package for the 3,000 people who will be displaced by the steel plant being set up by South Korea’s Posco in Jagatsinghpur.
A Chinese farmer who fired improvised rockets to defend his home against eviction-minded property developers has had his pluck rewarded with a generous compensation offer, media reported on Friday.
Defunct companies have a window of opportunity to get their names struck off the Register of Companies.
SevenHills Group plans to complete its Rs. 1,040-crore hospital in Andheri in Mumbai by November this year. The 1,500-bed hospital will be opened in phases, with 300 beds becoming available by the end of this month.
The government today said that a high-level panel headed by Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee will meet on July 22 to sort out the inter-ministerial differences over the proposed mining legislation.
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India’s per capita coffee consumption, at a nascent 75-80 gm stage, is set to see a push from coffee retail chains that are looking at rapid expansion in the face of 35-40 per cent annual growth.
The state-owned National Textile Corporation (NTC) is in the process of undertaking the largest ever e-auction of land in the country, when its 8-acre plot in Mumbai’s prime Worli area goes under the hammer in the last week of July.
Realty major Lodha Developers plans to build the world's tallest residential tower at a cost of Rs. 2,000 crore in central Mumbai. The 1,450-feet WorldOne will come up at Upper Worli on a 17-acre plot, by 2014.
Properties in Delhi are set to get more expensive. The Delhi cabinet on Monday approved the revision of registration fee, increasing the sum from the current Rs. 100 to one per cent of the sale amount (or the circle rate of the area concerned).
Real estate developer Ansal API will invest around Rs. 1,300 crore to develop a green-rated integrated township at Gurgaon.
Realty firm Ansal Properties and Infrastructure today said it will invest Rs. 1,300 crore over the next three years to develop a green township in Gurgaon.
Indian real estate firm Lodha Developers paid more than twice the asking price to win a plot of land in central Mumbai for 40.5 billon rupees ($850 million), in what is seen as the single largest land transaction in the city.
With improvement in the sentiment in the real estate sector, the country's largest developer DLF wants to revive its plan for a special economic zone in Kolkata.
Real estate prices for new bookings in Mumbai and NCR Delhi are expected to be 10 to 20 per cent lower than prevailing market rates feel analysts as developers are still bogged down by unsold inventory in projects in these areas.