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Earlier this year, megastar Amitabh Bachchan said that his assets would be equally divided between his two children, son Abhishek and daughter Shweta. Let us look at how much real estate the mega star owns.

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.

Lakhs of flats owners can now take a sigh of relief as the Supreme Court has upheld the land acquisition that was done by the Greater Noida Authority during 2006 and 2009 in the Greater Noida West area, better known as Noida Extension. The news brings relief to numerous home buyers, but jolts farmers, who were hoping that the court will either give their land back or will rule in favor of a higher compensation.

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.

The Supreme Court has ordered renowned builder Supertech to refund money to the people who had booked flats in its two 40-storeyed buildings located in Emerald Court project at Noida