Over 50,000 real estate cases await resolution in Indian Consumer Commissions
Author : PNT Bureau
As of July 31, 2024, consumer courts in India are facing a significant backlog of real estate-related cases, with 50,258 pending out of 2,44,813 filed, according to data shared by Minister B L Verma in the Lok Sabha. Despite resolving 1,94,555 cases, the backlog highlights the inefficiencies in the current consumer redressal system. The Consumer Protection Act, 2019, aims to improve this by establishing a three-tier quasi-judicial system and expediting case resolution. Key provisions include virtual filing of complaints, a 21-day determination period for admissibility, and specific timeframes for case resolution. The e-Daakhil portal, now available in 35 states and UTs, further facilitates online complaint registration, aiming to enhance the efficiency and accessibility of consumer justice....
NCLT upholds Piramal's claim on Radius Estate's Avenue 54 project
Author : PNT Bureau
The National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) has ruled in favor of Piramal Capital & Housing Finance, affirming the legality of their charge on the Avenue 54 real estate project owned by Radius Estate Projects in Santacruz, Mumbai. This decision resolves a contentious dispute between creditors, including J.C. Flowers Asset Reconstruction, providing clarity on the financial obligations associated with the project. The ruling solidifies Piramal's position as a significant financial creditor with legitimate claims over the project's assets, despite the initial mortgage holder, Yes Bank, revoking its No Objection Certificate (NOC) due to non-compliance by the developer....
Mysuru developers demand action as over 100 projects face approval delays
Author : PNT Bureau
Developers in Mysuru are voicing frustration over an eleven-month delay in project approvals by the Mysuru Urban Development Authority (MUDA), causing financial strain and stalled housing developments. Key issues include a vacant chairman position, election-related delays, and ongoing MUDA scam controversies. More than 100 layout projects are on hold, impacting both developers and homebuyers. The Confederation of Real Estate Developers' Associations of India (CREDAI) is urging the chief minister and urban development minister to expedite approvals. As the backlog grows, there are fears of a potential housing crisis and stunted economic growth in the region....
MCG fines Golf Course Road societies INR 35,000 for SWM violations
Author : PNT Bureau
The Municipal Corporation of Gurgaon (MCG) has fined two residential societies on Golf Course Road Extension a total of INR 35,000 for non-compliance with Solid Waste Management (SWM) regulations. The fines include INR 25,000 for one society and INR 10,000 for the other. Inspections revealed failures in composting wet waste and recycling dry waste. Both societies were also found lacking waste processing units. The MCG has granted a 20-day period for compliance, warning of further penalties if regulations are not met. This action is part of MCG's broader effort to enforce stricter waste management practices in the rapidly urbanizing city....
Union Ministry expands ecologically sensitive areas in Western Ghats to 1,461 sq km, affecting 108 villages
Author : PNT Bureau
The Union environment ministry has issued a draft notification to expand Ecologically Sensitive Areas (ESAs) in the Western Ghats, now covering 1,461 square kilometres and impacting 108 villages-up from the previous proposal of 99 villages. This fourth draft opens a 60-day public feedback window, inviting input from stakeholders. The Goa state government had urged a restriction to 63 villages, citing economic concerns, particularly over a proposed ban on mining in these areas. The final decision will weigh environmental protection against local economic impacts, highlighting the ongoing challenge of balancing conservation with livelihood needs....
Unpaid dues and illegal occupations hamper affordable housing efforts in Chandigarh
Author : PNT Bureau
The Chandigarh Housing Board (CHB) faces severe challenges, with over 15,000 allottees owing more than INR 65 crore in unpaid dues. Despite efforts, the CHB struggles with enforcement, as unauthorised occupations and subletting plague its 18,138 small flats, including 2,000 Affordable Rental Housing Complexes (ARHCs). A recent survey revealed 1,117 flats in illegal use, highlighting the board's inefficiency. Political opposition and slow legal processes further hinder the CHB's ability to manage its housing stock effectively, raising concerns over its role in providing affordable housing in Chandigarh....
CM Shinde urges swift action on Pune flood management; over 15,000 residents impacted
Author : PNT Bureau
In response to recent floods in Pune and Pimpri Chinchwad, Chief Minister Eknath Shinde has called for urgent improvements to flood management systems. He emphasised the need to increase river flow capacity, enforce strict measures against obstructions, and accelerate slum rehabilitation. Shinde proposed establishing meteorological stations and an early warning system in flood-prone areas. He also announced plans for a Blue Flood Line survey for permanent rehabilitation and urged immediate humanitarian aid for victims. These steps aim to enhance living conditions and prevent future flooding disasters in the region....
AMRUT 2.0 set to launch INR 5,000 crore urban infrastructure projects nationwide
Author : PNT Bureau
Under AMRUT 2.0, the Indian government is set to roll out urban infrastructure projects worth INR 5,000 crore, focusing on water supply, sewage treatment, and urban sustainability. This initiative is part of the NDA's 100-day agenda, targeting the extension of tap water to all homes in 4,800 statutory towns. With a total outlay of INR 2.99 lakh crore, the program's progress has been uneven, with only 50% of projects initiated. The projects emphasize long-term benefits like groundwater recharge and urban flood mitigation, aiming to enhance the quality of life for millions of citizens....
Draft RP 2041 aims to preserve Aravali Ridge with reinforced Natural Conservation Zone
Author : PNT Bureau
In response to environmental concerns, the government has reinstated the Natural Conservation Zone (NCZ) in the draft Regional Plan 2041 for the National Capital Region (NCR), protecting vital ecological areas such as the Aravali Ridge. The plan preserves the original 1992 definition of the Aravali range, preventing non-forest activities and safeguarding 179 sq km from development. The move follows strong public support, with over 4,000 submissions urging the restoration of NCZ provisions. As the draft plan nears finalisation, the focus remains on balancing environmental conservation with urban development in the NCR....
Maharashtra proposes 65% construction cap on mangrove and saltpan lands
Author : PNT Bureau
The Maharashtra government has proposed limiting construction to 65% on plots in Special Development Zones (SDZs), down from the previously allowed 80%, particularly in areas once designated as mangroves and saltpan lands. This move, aimed at allocating more space for open amenities, follows the abandonment of affordable housing plans in these sensitive regions. While the proposal seeks to improve city planning, environmental activists warn of the risks to Mumbai's ecosystem and increased flood vulnerability. Public feedback is invited on the new regulations, highlighting the ongoing debate between urban development and environmental sustainability in Mumbai....
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