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27 Sep 2025
The Hubballi-Dharwad Urban Development Authority (HDUDA) has extended its Local Planning Area (LPA) from 407 square kilometres to 757 square kilometres by adding 46 villages across Dharwad, Hubballi Urban, Hubballi Rural, and Kalghatagi taluks. This expansion aims to control unplanned growth, prevent illegal layouts, and ensure better infrastructure development. A new master plan for 2041 is being prepared to integrate these villages and guide industrial, commercial, and residential development. The inclusion of these villages is expected to improve amenities and enhance land value for farmers.Read more
27 Sep 2025
The Odisha Real Estate Regulatory Authority (ORERA) has introduced revised guidelines to improve the efficiency of its Conciliation and Dispute Resolution (CDR) cell. These guidelines focus on resolving disputes between homebuyers, promoters, and agents under the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016. The framework sets out procedures for initiating conciliation, timelines for resolution, fees, and the binding nature of agreements. ORERA's move reflects its ongoing effort to make real estate regulation more transparent, reduce legal delays, and ensure fair treatment for all parties involved in the state.Read more
26 Sep 2025
Nagpur Municipal Corporation (NMC) has started issuing transferable development rights (TDR) certificates to private landowners whose plots were encroached by slum dwellers. The initiative, guided by Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis, makes Nagpur the first city in Maharashtra to implement such a scheme. Landowners can monetise their rights through TDR sales, while slum families will soon receive government-approved leases. The move settles decades of disputes, provides legal and financial relief to property owners and residents, and follows the broader TDR practices used in Maharashtra's urban redevelopment.Read more
26 Sep 2025
The Greater Bengaluru Authority (GBA) is set to launch a mobile application to simplify e-khata submissions for property owners, complementing the existing online and Bengaluru One centres. The app will allow property owners and their authorised representatives to submit applications directly using essential documents such as property sale deed, tax receipts, Aadhaar number, encumbrance certificate, Bescom bill, and property photographs. Since October last year, around 7.5 lakh final e-khatas have been issued, reflecting growing adoption of digital property management in Bengaluru.Read more
26 Sep 2025
Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta has asked Lieutenant Governor VK Saxena to fast-track the Master Plan 2041, highlighting the need for a clear, long-term plan to address the city's developmental challenges and benefit future generations. The Delhi Development Authority is preparing the plan, which aims to guide urban growth for the coming decades. The Chief Minister also reviewed the draft, stressing concrete solutions, while LG Saxena confirmed focused efforts for timely implementation. Parallelly, the Dilli Gramodaya Abhiyan has advanced rural infrastructure projects, improving life in 50 villages.Read more
26 Sep 2025
The Municipal Corporation of Ludhiana has demolished an unauthorised colony in Mundian Kalan on the orders of Commissioner Aaditya Dachalwal. The Zone B building branch led the drive, dismantling structures built without approvals and targeting the developer responsible. This action is part of a wider crackdown on illegal construction, with four unauthorised buildings in Model Town and Kochar Market also razed last week. Officials stressed that residents must secure sanctioned building plans before starting projects. By dismantling unapproved colonies and warning violators, the civic body aims to uphold urban planning norms, curb unregulated development, and ensure stricter compliance across Ludhiana.Read more
26 Sep 2025
Bhubaneswar has rolled out a detailed action plan to address the encroachment of around 498 acres of government land across the city. Chief Minister Shri Mohan Charan Majhi revealed that Jaydev Vihar tops the list with 148 acres affected. The government has formed a Central Enforcement Monitoring Committee (CEMC) and is filing cases under the Odisha Public Premises (Eviction of Unauthorised Occupants) Act. Over 11,000 encroachment cases have been registered, impacting key areas including Chandrasekharpur, Jagamara, Dumduma, and BJB Nagar. Eviction drives are ongoing to restore land for public use.Read more
25 Sep 2025
Shah Rukh Khan's residence, Mannat, has received legal approval to continue its renovation after the National Green Tribunal dismissed an appeal challenging the project. The renovation includes adding two upper floors and complies with Coastal Regulation Zone norms. The property, a Grade III heritage site in Bandra, Mumbai, was originally built in 1914 and purchased by Khan in 2001. The family has temporarily relocated to a rented duplex during the renovation, which is expected to be completed within the next year.Read more
25 Sep 2025
The Supreme Court directed Business Park Town Planners Ltd. to refund over INR 43 lakh to a plot buyer, increasing the interest rate from 9% to 18% in line with the interest the builder charged on delayed payments. The buyer, Rajnish Sharma, had booked a plot in 2006 and paid a significant upfront amount, but possession was delayed, and additional charges were demanded. The court emphasized fairness and accountability, highlighting that builders must face consequences for defaulting on contractual obligations.Read more
25 Sep 2025
The Supreme Court has approved the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) to register six new cases involving alleged fraudulent activities between banks and builders, which have impacted homebuyers in Mumbai, Bengaluru, Kolkata, Mohali, and Prayagraj. This follows earlier permissions for the CBI to probe 22 similar cases in the National Capital Region (NCR). The investigations focus on builders under the subvention scheme, where banks directly pay builders, while homebuyers may face EMI demands even before possession. The court has directed the CBI to submit reports to the appointed amicus curiae.Read more