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Fast-tracking Process of Gram Sabha Land Shift to DDA in Urbanised Villages, ET RealEstate - Vimarsana News

Fast-tracking Process of Gram Sabha Land Shift to DDA in Urbanised Villages, ET RealEstate

Learn about the fast-tracking process of shifting gram sabha land to Delhi Development Authority (DDA) in urbanised villages. Find out the latest updates on the transfer of land and funds, as well as the ongoing survey and verification process.

Officials directed to speed up gram sabha land survey in Delhi's urbanised villages - Vimarsana News

Officials directed to speed up gram sabha land survey in Delhi's urbanised villages

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Source: theweek.in
ZEUS Law Associates, Real Estate, Property Law - Vimarsana News

ZEUS Law Associates, Real Estate, Property Law

ZEUS Law Associates, a leading law firm renowned for its expertise in real estate and property law, recently was invited by Blueshift, a distinguished educational platform for professionals, to...

Source: livelaw.in
Delhi: 8% rise in charges for property rights in illegal colonies, ET RealEstate - Vimarsana News

Delhi: 8% rise in charges for property rights in illegal colonies, ET RealEstate

If the application was filed before April 1, 2022, for instance, then for a 100sqm property in an unauthorised colony falling in 'G' category on government land, the applicant had to deposit charges of Rs 5,775.

High time to move away from the master plan approach for Indian cities - Vimarsana News

High time to move away from the master plan approach for Indian cities

Initiatives such as GIS-based master & development plans for 500 AMRUT cities are encouraging but we are still far behind