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Bengaluru's BBMP plans to deploy the use of DigiLocker to upload infrastructure documents of buildings and homes.

»RERA: What India's First Real Estate Regulatory Act Seeks to Achieve And Why It's Necessary 3-MIN READ RERA: What India's First Real Estate Regulatory Act Seeks to Achieve And Why It's Necessary Workers paint the exteriors of a newly constructed residential building on the outskirts of Kolkata, India, July 5, 2019. (Reuters) The RERA seeks to protect the interests of home buyers and also boost investments in the real estate sector. FOLLOW US ON: Minister of Housing and Urban Affairs, Hardeeop Singh Puri in an article on Wednesday wrote, Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act (RERA) ha...

Handshakes with customer after contract signature   In case of premature transfer of flats prior to receipt of CC, the taxable event occurs at the time of transfer of such flat. Q. I went into joint development with a builder in Chennai where the land belonged to me and the builder got a pre-agreed number of flats in lieu of undertaking the construction. I want to sell one of my flats as soon as it is handed over, so I want to know if it will attract capital gains, especially because the current guideline value is the same as when I entered the joint agreement.

Parliament follow iing india's last election in 2009. charges ranged from rape and murder to corruption but something here is changing. the usually apathetic indian middle class is making demands of its government and from this anger a movement has emerged. call it the indian spring. >> the problem that hits 99% of indians is every day i go for a birth certificate and i'm asked for a bribe. i go for a completion certificate for my house, i'm asked for a bribe. >> the former ceo of procter & gamble in india says that corruption is endemic across the country even in small, every day transactions...

Last elections in 2009. charges ranged from rape and murder to corruption. but something here is changing. the usually apathetic indian middle class is making demands of its government, and from this anger, a movement has emerged. call it "the indian spring." >> the problem that hits 99% of indians is every day i go for a birth certificate and i'm asked for a bribe. i go for a completion certificate for my house, i'm asked for a bribe. >> the former ceo of proctor & gamble in india argues that corruption is endemic across the country, even in small everyday transactions. >> when i die, my chil...