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GNIDA to take up plea on more time for dues | Noida News

Greater Noida: Requests of allottees seeking more time for making various payments will be discussed at the next Greater Noida Industrial Development Authority (GNIDA) board meeting, officials said. Because of the pandemic and lockdown several residents have not been able to make payments and some families wanting to sell their properties were unable to complete the transfer of memorandum formalities despite making the payments. For transferring a property to a buyer GNIDA takes a certain amount of the property value, according to the size of the plot or flat. However, all formalities have to be completed within 90 days of applying. Apart from water supply charges, allottees also have to pay lease rent, land premium instalments, conversion charges and additional compensation among other things.

Streetlights repaired? Dashboard will show | Noida News

Greater Noida: The Greater Noida Industrial Development Authority (GNIDA) has decided to set up a centralised monitoring system to maintain streetlights in the city. Under the new system, for which Rs 74 crore has been earmarked, lights would be added along streets and defunct ones replaced without any delay. The new system will also allow the authority officials to view the status of a light whether it is defunct or not on a dashboard. The move will fast-track the process of repairing lights. As of now, faults in streetlights are attended to only after residents lodge complaints. Dark stretches in Greater Noida have been a cause for concern among residents returning home at night and have been prone to crime over the past few years. The entire city is covered by 69,000 streetlights.

Markets to open marginally down amid mixed global cues - The Hindu BusinessLine

Markets to open marginally down amid mixed global cues May 24, 2021 F&O settlement week to add volatility Amidst mixed global cues, Indian markets are expected begin the week on a flat note. However, according to analysts, markets will see heightened volatility due to the expiry of May month derivative contracts on the NSE this week. The SGX Nifty futures at 15,174 (8 am IST) indicates a negative opening, as Nifty May and June futures on Friday closed at 15,206 and 15,232 respectively. The US stocks also ended on Friday closed with mixed colours with Dow Jones Industrial Average gaining marginally while the tech-focussed Nasdaq and broad-based S&P 500 closing weak.

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