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The Uttar Pradesh Budget 2018-19 has now been tabled by Uttar Pradesh Finance Minister Rajesh Agarwal. In his Budget Speech, Agarwal announced an outlay of Rs 4.28 lakh crore for welfare and related services, 11.40 per cent more than what it was last year. In this Budget, the state government will focus on health, education, employment, rural and urban development, the poor and women development.

Running across 10 districts, 236 villages and 3,500 hectares of land, the expressway will connect to the famous Yamuna Expressway via the Agra Ring Road.

India is in the middle of an urban revolution that will change the way we live. More and more people will shift to cities and participate in economic activities, thus doing their bit towards nation building. However, large-scale urbanisation comes with its own set of problems.

The Agra Lucknow Expressway opens for public use from December 23, and will be connecting national capital via the Yamuna Expressway. As the travel time will be reduced to six hours from 10 at present, the expressway will be acting as a catalyst for the Noida real estate market. This is expected to impact Noida realty as investors from small cities of Shikohabad, Firozabad, Etawah, Kannauj, Kanpur and Unnao have started showing interest in areas close to expressways.

Noida Extension, an upcoming suburb around the national capital region (NCR), was one of the most promising affordable housing destinations across India. With Gurgaon and main Noida area in NCR going out of budget for most middle income professionals, Noida Extension offered an opportunity for home buyers with budget in 20-30 lacs bracket. With the additional back up of superior infrastructure like highways, hospitals and educational institutions in the neighboring Noida area, the property prices in Noida extension were anticipated to escalate since its conceptualization. The fate of this concept was threatened when the farmers near Greater Noida decided to move to the court, challenging acquisition of their land for developing Noida Extension. This issue was aggressively debated among various stockholders, including home buyers, builders, farmers, noida authority and the legal system, each blaming the other for the problem.