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Going by early developments, that seems unlikely, with the consultants charged with bringing down the towers in Gurugram apparently inclined to go in for the mechanical method to raze the floors

Delhi: Patiala House Court has reserved order on whether to take cognizance of prosecution complaint by ED against Supertech's RK Arora in money laundering case

In a matter of seconds, the Noida Supertech twin towers were demolished and reduced to dust and rubble by 3,700kg (kilogram) of explosives

The nearly 100-meter-tall Supertech twin towers in Noida were demolished last month after Supreme Court found their construction within Emerald Court premises in violation of norms.

Manit Joura recently disclosed in an interview that his father had purchased two apartments in the Noida Supertech twin towers.

The Bombay High Court told a Mumbai building developer on Tuesday that it might face the same fate as the recently demolished Supertech towers after the latter insisted on continuing construction put off by the court.

Twin towers demolition in Noida: Parsvnath Prestige society, City Park and Barat Ghar near the demolition site were impacted the most

Supertechs twin towers in Noida were demolished following directives from the Supreme Court. It was held that the twin towers - Apex (32 storeys) and Ceyane (29 storeys) were illegally built.

Noida twin tower demolition: The tonnes of debris would take 90 days to be disposed of and the dust would take up to a week to be cleaned out from the area.