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COVID19 accelerates digital upgradation of India’s real estate sector SECTIONS Share Synopsis Since last year an increasing number of real estate dealings are taking place remotely, online. In the current circumstances, consumers prefer digital and remote human engagement over in-person interactions—a sentiment that has progressively deepened even after the end of the lockdown. Agencies With movement restrictions and lockdowns in place, in-person property tours have come to an indefinite halt. This has led to a proliferation of virtual tours powered by AR & VR-based technologies, 3-dimens...

Patna: With beds in all Bihar hospitals occupied and around 60 per cent of doctors shutting their private clinics out of fear of contracting COVID-19, poor villagers in the state have been left at the mercy of rural medical practitioners. Sanjay Kumar Mishra, a government official in Patna, thanked one of these practitioners for the life of his wife when no doctor picked up his calls for urgent medical help. “My wife had tested positive for COVID-19 and one day she suddenly had severe diarrhoea which worsened her condition. I called up several doctors but none answered the calls,” Mishra ...

How DLF uses content marketing to build trust and win over customers In episode two of Pepper Content’s Top of the Funnel series, DLF CMO Karan Kumar talks about the changing role of content marketing and storytelling in real estate. 0 claps Share on “If you need storytelling to sell a Rs 5 or Rs 10 packet of biscuits, then you need storytelling to sell a product that is worth Rs 2.5 crore, Rs 3 crore, or Rs 30 crore,” says Karan Kumar, Chief Marketing Officer, DLF. The real estate industry in India is plagued by several challenges. One big challenge that stands in the way of marketer...

Labourer held for killing kin over money dispute Updated: Updated: Share Article AAA A 57-year-old labourer was arrested for allegedly killing his brother-in-law over a monetary dispute in Outer North Delhi’s Narela, the police said on Saturday. Deputy Commissioner of Police (Outer North) Rajeev Ranjan Singh said the accused has been identified as Panna Ram, a resident of Narela. The police said that on Thursday, the body of one Karan Kumar, 36, with his face burnt was found at a flat in Narela. There were injury marks on his neck and hands. “During investigation, the police arrested P...