Karnataka to Establish World-Class Film City in Mysuru: What You Need to Know
Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah has announced an ambitious plan to set up a world-class film city in Mysuru. With 150 acres of land already allo...
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Haryana Plot Owners: Get Enhancement Issues Resolved by May 14, 2025
The Haryana government has introduced a new initiative under the Vivad Se Samadhan Yojana 2024 to address the repeated enhancement charges faced by pl...
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Vastu for Study Table: Best Direction, Materials & Colour Tips
Creating an ideal study environment goes beyond ergonomic furniture and bright lighting—it involves aligning your space with ancient Vastu princ...
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Dharavi Redevelopment: 5 Key Insights from the Master Plan & Survey
The much-anticipated master plan for the Dharavi Redevelopment project is nearing completion, with ongoing surveys set to finalize crucial details for...
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Delhi Government Mandates Anti-Smog Guns for All High-Rise Buildings
In a decisive move to tackle rising pollution levels, the Delhi government has mandated that all high-rise buildings—including hotels, commercia...
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Bengaluru’s 60% FAR Hike Spurs High-Rise Boom, but Infrastructure Woes Persist
Bengaluru’s real estate market is on the brink of a transformative shift with the state government’s decision to increase the Floor Area R...
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