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NEW DELHI: Whether it’s residential apartments, exam coaching centres or hospitals, fire safety compliance remains lax across Delhi. Fire officials have repeatedly stressed that non-compliance with safety norms not only increases fire

NOIDA: Greater Noida residents staged a walkout during a meeting with GNIDA, protesting newly proposed charges for garbage collection. The residents argued that they had already paid for such services through the

BHUBANESWAR: The state govt has officially notified the Odisha Development Authorities (Planning and Building Standards) Second Amendment Rules, 2025, marking a significant breakthrough in urban development regulations. According to experts, the new

VARANASI: The first planned urban township project for Varanasi will be developed over 150 acres in the vicinity of the international cricket stadium at Ganjari. Varanasi Development Authority approved the project at

Representative Image COIMBATORE: With the introduction of Differential Global Positioning System (DGPS) equipment and substantially increasing manpower, the revenue department has brought down the number of pending land survey applications in Coimbatore

CHANDIGARH: A meeting was held Monday to review the implementation of NAKSHA project in the UT on a pilot basis. Chaired by the deputy commissioner-cum-nodal officer for the project, it saw key

HYDERABAD: The state govt has decided to set up a municipal tribunal for speedy disposal of cases pertaining to unauthorised constructions, in the wake of a surge in illegal construction activities throughout

Representative Image GURUGRAM: Haryana Mass Rapid Transport Corporation (HMRTC) has decided to conduct a traffic study to evaluate whether the existing metro and public transport plans sufficiently address current and future needs.

GURUGRAM: The department of town and country planning (DTCP) has started deploying teams on the ground every weekend to carry out inspections of licensed colonies, document violations, and issue show-cause notices on

BENGALURU: Land acquisition hurdles, tree clearance delays, shortage of trains, and technical challenges are slowing down three key projects of Namma Metro’s Phase 2, further delaying services for commuters. Among the most