Properties in Gaur City 1 Greater Noida

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on January 9 announced infrastructure and housing projects worth Rs 3,168 crore in Maharashtra’s Solapur. The projects include the four-lane laned Solapur-Tuljapur-Osmanabad section on the National Highway-211 and a housing project under the Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana. The housing project, being launched among the many infrastructure projects, would be constructed at a cost of Rs 1,811.33 crore. Under this project, over 30,000 homes will be built for the low-income group and economically-weaker section categories.

Sushant Lok-1, one of the largest privately developed residential colonies in Gurgaon, may be headed towards a “closure”. Citing a January-8 order of the National Green Tribunal, media reports say the developer of the residential colony that houses over 10,000 families may be asked to close Sushant Lok-1 if it fails to compensate for 10 serious environmental violations. The violations include encroachment of green areas, extraction of ground water without required permission, absence of sewage treatment plants and failure of maintenance of facilities.

Plans are underway to build three more lines to provide India's financial capital better connectivity. As part of this plan, the Mumbai Metropolitan Region Development Authority has proposed three new corridors, Line 10, Line 11 and Line 12—the CM has also given his approval to the projects. The proposed infrastructure is expected to bolster development in several areas across the Mumbai Metropolitan Region. Here is all you need to know about the three new Metro lines.

Maharashtra has emerged as the top municipal waste-generating state in the country in 2018, followed by Uttar Pradesh and Tamil Nadu. Based on the data unveiled by the Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs, of the 5.29 crore metric tonne (MT) waste generated across India in 2018, Maharashtra generated 82.38 lakh MT, while Uttar Pradesh and Tamil Nadu generated 61.3 lakh MT and 56 lakh MT, respectively.

Now that the Reserve Bank of India has mandated banks to switch to an external benchmark to offer home and auto loans from April 1 next year, one expects the market to be soon filled with such products. Home-grown banks would simply be doing in the country what a global giant has already done. US-based banking major Citi in March this year launched India’s first market benchmark rate-linked lending product. Here's all you need to know about the product.