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Mumbai Plans To Revamp Major Chawls Upsets Tenants Paying Rs 20 A Month
More than 16,500 families live in the four Bombay Development Directorate's chawls in prime sites. They pay a monthly rent of about Rs 18-20 each. Now city officials are set to redevelop the colonial-era chawls in south and central Mumbai.
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Mumbai Chawls To Get A Facelift Through Redevelopment Project
Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis yesterday launched one of the largest cluster development projects in Mumbai.
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DLF board to meet on Wednesday to consider share sale
DLF Ltd, the countrys biggest property developer, said its board of directors will meet on Wednesday to consider the sale of shares to institutional and retail investors to comply with the minimum public shareholding rules.
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Will Subhash Ghai's dream school be replaced by affordable flats?
While filmmaker Subhash Ghai could not get a director's cut on this particular plot, the conflict surrounding the land on which stands his film institute in Goregaon may have a happy ending for some, after all. After the Supreme Court directed Ghai to comply with the Bombay High Court's order of returning all 20 acres of land which houses Whistling...
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Mumbai Plans To Revamp Major Chawls Upsets Tenants Paying Rs 20 A Month
More than 16,500 families live in the four Bombay Development Directorate's chawls in prime sites. They pay a monthly rent of about Rs 18-20 each. Now city officials are set to redevelop the colonial-era chawls in south and central Mumbai.
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Mumbai Chawls To Get A Facelift Through Redevelopment Project
Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis yesterday launched one of the largest cluster development projects in Mumbai.
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DLF board to meet on Wednesday to consider share sale
DLF Ltd, the countrys biggest property developer, said its board of directors will meet on Wednesday to consider the sale of shares to institutional and retail investors to comply with the minimum public shareholding rules.
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Will Subhash Ghai's dream school be replaced by affordable flats?
While filmmaker Subhash Ghai could not get a director's cut on this particular plot, the conflict surrounding the land on which stands his film institute in Goregaon may have a happy ending for some, after all. After the Supreme Court directed Ghai to comply with the Bombay High Court's order of returning all 20 acres of land which houses Whistling...
