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The Noida Authority launched a multilevel car-parking (MLCP) facility in January to resolve the parking problems of the Sector 18 market. However, a hike in parking fee and issues such as flawed footpath design and lack of road infrastructure have played the spoilsport for the facility. So far, there are no as many takers for the parking space as the Noida Authority had expected.

Supported by a slew of overarching regulatory reforms, large-scale affordable housing schemes, home finance subsidies and low-interest rate regime, the real estate sector in India is all geared up to take the challenges in stride and come back on track in 2018.

The Haryana government has approved a budget of Rs 600 crore for enhancing the civic facilities under the Atal Mission for Rejuvenation and Urban Transformation (AMRUT) scheme. Around nine projects in seven towns have been selected for the second phase of the scheme. The scheme was launched in 2015 for improving basic urban infrastructure to households entailing water supply, sewerage networks, storm water drains, urban transport, and open and green spaces, across 500 Indian cities.

The real estate sector is disappointed with the Budget 2018-19 as Finance Minister Arun Jaitley seem to have ignored key expectations of giving an industry status to the sector and bringing tax relief for the middle-class segment.

Stray menace has been on the rise in all parts of India. However, this is one problem that civic bodies in the country have absolutely failed to tackle. Estimates show over 20,000 people die of rabies in India every year. In 2015, Global Alliance for Rabies Control reported that India accounted for 35 per cent of human rabies deaths, more than any other country. According to estimates by the United Nations, about 15,000 people are bitten, usually by dogs, in India each year.