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BENGALURU: While Bengaluru is estimated to have nearly 40 lakh properties, only 20.2 lakh have ‘A’ or ‘B’ khatas (revenue documentation) and pay taxes to the Bruhat Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike (BBMP). According

VIJAYAWADA: After more than four years of lull, land prices in capital Amaravati started moving northwards. While the increase in prices is marginal in some areas, it has gone up by about

Representative Image JAMSHEDPUR: In a fresh drive against construction of buildings in deviation of approved plans the Jamshedpur Notified Area Committee (JNAC) has sealed three under-construction buildings and bulldozed three shops constructed

THANE: A senior official of Thane Municipal Corporation was sent on ‘compulsory leave’ following the allegations of protecting the illegal construction in Kalwa ward of Thane. Subodh Thanekar, the assistant municipal commissioner

SECUNDERABAD: Over 5,000 properties which have not been assessed due to various reasons, now will get entry into Secunderabad Cantonment Board (SCB) tax wing records for the next fiscal year property tax

Reprsentative image. NEW DELHI: Delhi Environment Minister Gopal Rai on Saturday asked all departments concerned to reactivate their teams for effective implementation of curbs under Stage-3 of the Centre’s air pollution control

GHAZIABAD: The Allahabad high court has asked the vice-chairperson of the Ghaziabad Development Authority (GDA) to initiate an inquiry against officials who were responsible for monitoring a housing project in Indirapuram where

GURUGRAM: A day after the chief minister visited the city and expressed disappointment over the civic mess, urban local bodies (ULB) director Yashpal Yadav ordered the officials of the old MCG office

NAVI MUMBAI: Activists have raised concern over the rich and poor divide leading to delay and denial of rental housing scheme projects developed in Panvel taluka for poor beneficiaries. Four such projects

NOIDA: “The role of decision in success is 5%, and the role of implementation 95%.” This is what the state government says in its order to revive stalled projects and resume registries