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Law & Policy

NHAI partners with NCAER to establish research centre for transportation and logistics economics

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The National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) has signed a memorandum of understanding with the National Council of Applied Economic Research (NCAER) to establish India’s first permanent and independent research centre dedicated to the economics of transportation, mobility and logistics. The centre will undertake applied economic research to support policy formulation, infrastructure planning and investment decisions in the road transport sector. Areas of focus will include national highway economics, freight logistics, tolling policies, asset monetisation, road safety and technology adoption. The initiative will be guided by an advisory committee comprising economists, transport specialists, policy experts and academicians, with funding support from NHAI and additional contributions expected from partner institutions.Read more

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Indore prepares fresh housing push with tenders for over 8,000 PMAY 2.0 apartments

Indore News Desk

2 hours ago

• Indore Municipal Corporation is set to begin the tendering process for 8,100 housing units under PMAY 2.0.
• The project aims to expand affordable housing availability and support families affected by urban infrastructure works.
• The initiative is expected to strengthen the city's housing stock amid rapid urban growth.
• Authorities view affordable housing as a key pillar of Indore's long-term development strategy.
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NHAI directs wayside amenity operators to establish vehicle repair and puncture facilities on highways

3 hours ago

The National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) has directed operators of wayside amenities (WSAs) along national highways and expressways to prioritise the establishment of vehicle repair shops and puncture repair facilities. The move is intended to improve commuter convenience and ensure quicker access to mechanical assistance during vehicle breakdowns and emergencies. NHAI said growing traffic volumes across the highway network have increased the need for such services. The facilities will be developed within existing WSA projects being implemented by National Highways Logistics Management Limited (NHLML) under the public-private partnership model. The initiative forms part of broader efforts to strengthen roadside infrastructure and enhance service delivery for highway users and commercial vehicle operators.Read more

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Telangana HC Sets Aside Unilateral Cancellation of Registered Sale Deeds

5 hours ago

The Telangana High Court has ruled that registered sale deeds cannot be cancelled unilaterally and set aside 17 cancellation deeds executed by the Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation (GHMC). The court held that once ownership rights are transferred through a registered conveyance, they can only be revoked through due legal process and not by one party acting alone. It observed that disputes over title or alleged irregularities must be resolved through competent courts, reaffirming the legal sanctity of registered property transactions.Read more

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BDA scraps Kalinga Nagar allottees’ association election, orders fresh polls after finding rule violations

6 hours ago

The Bhubaneswar Development Authority (BDA) has directed the Kalinga Nagar Allottees’ Association to conduct fresh elections for its executive committee after identifying procedural violations in the recently held election process. The decision follows complaints raised by members and a review conducted by the authority. BDA found that the election was not carried out in accordance with the prescribed guidelines governing allottee associations. The move is aimed at ensuring transparency, fair representation, and proper governance within one of Bhubaneswar’s prominent residential allottee communities.Read more

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Industry welcomes West Bengal budget proposals on land reforms, infrastructure and investment promotion

7 hours ago

Industry bodies and business leaders have welcomed the West Bengal government's first full budget, citing proposals related to land reforms, infrastructure development, industrial incentives and emerging technology sectors as measures that could improve the state's investment climate. Key announcements include a review of the Urban Land (Ceiling and Regulation) Act, 1976, a proposed deep-sea port at Dadanpatrabarh, a greenfield airport near Kalyani, logistics infrastructure projects and incentives for sectors such as semiconductors, artificial intelligence, defence manufacturing and renewable energy. Industry representatives said the measures address longstanding concerns relating to land availability, project execution and business facilitation, while creating opportunities for manufacturing, logistics, real estate and technology-led investments across the state.Read more

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Himachal Pradesh signs agreements for 19 hydropower projects worth INR 3,336 crore

9 hours ago

The Himachal Pradesh government has signed implementation agreements for 19 hydropower projects with a combined generation capacity of 278 MW and an estimated investment of around INR 3,336 crore. The projects were formalised during the current year as part of the state’s efforts to expand renewable energy generation and utilise its hydropower resources. The government has also cancelled allocations for 15 projects due to a lack of progress by developers and plans to invite international bids for their implementation. The announcement comes as Himachal Pradesh continues to advance multiple hydroelectric developments, with several projects under construction and hundreds more at various stages of approval across the state.Read more

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Mumbai luxury homeowners say they paid crores for interiors, but projects were left unfinished

Mumbai News Desk

12 hours ago

• Several luxury homeowners in Mumbai have alleged that interior design and fit-out firms collected large advance payments but failed to complete projects as promised.
• Homeowners claim work was delayed for months, abandoned midway, or delivered in an incomplete condition despite substantial payments being made.
• Many affected residents have approached legal authorities, consumer forums and police officials seeking recovery of funds and accountability.
• The issue has highlighted concerns over the lack of regulation in the interior design and home fit-out sector compared to the real estate industry.
• Experts say the disputes underline the need for stronger contracts, milestone-based payments and greater transparency in luxury home interior projects.
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Labour ministry schedules hearing of 178 DMRC-linked worker claims under dispute resolution drive

24 Jun 2026

The Ministry of Labour and Employment has scheduled the hearing of 178 long-pending worker-related claim cases involving the Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) as part of a nationwide drive to accelerate the resolution of labour disputes. The hearings will be conducted on 24 June by the Regional Labour Commissioner (Central), New Delhi, acting under the Code on Wages, 2019. The cases have been grouped for focused disposal under a special campaign running from 1 June to 31 August. The ministry said the initiative aims to reduce case pendency through cluster-based hearings, improve administrative efficiency and ensure quicker delivery of justice to workers involved in long-standing labour claims.Read more

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Bombay High Court has ruled that future TDR prospects cannot stall deemed conveyance

24 Jun 2026

• The Bombay High Court has upheld the right of housing societies in Vile Parle to obtain deemed conveyance despite a developer's objections linked to possible future TDR benefits.
• The court held that speculative development rights arising from future land acquisition cannot be used as grounds to delay conveyance obligations.
• Judges observed that developers cannot indefinitely postpone transfer of land by citing potential future FSI or redevelopment opportunities.
• The ruling reinforces housing societies' rights under MOFA and clarifies the limits of a developer's claim over future development potential.
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