Luxury House/Villas in Noida

The Noida Authority plans to invest Rs 1,500 crore in 19 different developmental projects in the city. Besides, efforts are being undertaken to ensure energy and water consumption in Noida. Meanwhile, Noida’s residential welfare authorities have been protesting against the inefficacy of workers hired by the Authority who are on regular strikes resulting in poor civic conditions in the Authority’s jurisdiction.

After the Noida authorities, in April, advised homebuyers and tenants in the city to make sure they do not live in units that are mosquito infected, the health department of Gautam Budh Nagar has come out with a directive for all gated communities, offices and hospitals to inspect the properties for presence of mosquitos. These structures, after the check, will have to issue an undertaking stating they would take action to prevent mosquito breeding sites.

At a time when residents and villagers are gearing up to “physically” stop the dumping of waste at the proposed Sector 123 dumping yard site in Noida, the city administration has announced it would collect only dry waste from residential sectors from June 30. This means residents will be responsible to segregate waste at source.

The Allahabad High Court has ordered to stop the construction work at Noida Sector 77 project, Express Zenith till July 10. The order has come on the basis of an appeal made by one of the homebuyers alleging that the builder has constructed floors beyond the permitted limit sanctioned by the Noida Authority.

In a recent study by a mobile application brand, launched last month in Paris, breathing in Noida’s air is equivalent to smoking 9.2 cigarettes a day. This makes Noida the world’s most polluted city. In order to curb the rising pollution levels, the UP pollution control board has in a letter to Union environment ministry sought an assistance of Rs 433 crore. The assistance will be used for upgrading infrastructure that could help bring down pollution levels in Noida and Greater Noida.