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The first association of allottees has been officially registered under the Odisha Apartment (Ownership and Management) Act of 2023, allowing apartment owners to clearly define their rights on their property. This landmark moment signifies the end of developer monopoly and empowers house owners.

Max Estates, part of the Max Group, seals a joint development deal for 18.23 acres in Gurgaon, adjacent to existing land, with a potential revenue of Rs 9,000 crore. With an eye on the Delhi NCR market, its poised to launch a pioneering Intergenerational residential community, aiming for a revenue of Rs 4,000 crore.

Vishakha Yadav, an engineer from Delhi, transitioned from a software developer to securing AIR-6 in the UPSC CSE. Her journey is marked by perseverance, intensive preparation, and strong family support. Despite initial setbacks in the exams, her determination led to remarkable success.

The intention of the bomb hoax emails received by nearly 200 delhi schools was to “create mass panic and disturb public order,” the delhi police says in an fir registered by its special cell. according to an official source, who has access to the fir, at least 125 bomb threat calls were received from different schools from 5.47 am to 2.13 pm on wednesday. the person said that after receiving the calls, pcr vehicles were rushed to schools, and district police, bds, mac, special cell and crime...

The real estate arm of the Max group signed binding agreements for the development of a group housing residential property on 18.23 acres of land, with around 4 million square feet of development area

This land parcel is contiguous to its existing 11.80 acres of land on Dwarka Expressway in sector 36 A, Gurugram on which Max Estates had done a joint development agreement (JDA) last year.

Schools in Delhi-NCR registered a dip in attendance on Thursday, a day after a bomb scare which left parents rattled about the safety of their children in schools.

New Delhi, May 1: In a bomb scare of unprecedented scale, over 130 schools in Delhi-NCR received an identical threat email on Wednesday claiming that

Parents rushing to schools, children running out of classes, students crying, blaring sirens of fire-tenders, sniffer dogs being pressed into service -- these were the scenes witnessed outside schools in Delhi-NCR on Wednesday as more than 100 schools received a hoax e-mail about the presence of

Schools in Delhi-NCR faced a bomb scare as over 200 institutions received threatening emails, prompting a large-scale response from authorities and causing widespread panic among parents and students. Despite a thorough search, no explosives were found, leading the police to treat the emails as a hoax. The incident has raised concerns about security and the origins of the threats, with investigations suggesting links to China and Pakistans ISI.