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Today, Mumbai's 100-year-old Bhendi Bazaar, a place rich in history and culture, once considered among the liveliest local shopping destinations, is in a dilapidated shape. Eighty per cent of the buildings have been declared unfit for living.

With shared traditions of democracy and pluralism, the bilateral relationship between Canada and India continues to thrive. Helping the relationship between Canada and Western India including Maharashtra, Gujarat, Goa and Madhya Pradesh grow is Richard Bale, Consul General for Canada in Mumbai at the Consulate General of Canada, Mumbai, a position he assumed in March 2013.

Jaiprakash Associates of Manoj Gaur is reportedly readying to dispose off its Gujarat-based cement plants for a lower value to UltraTech Cement. The cement units are to be sold at a valuation of $130 a tonne, compared to $160 a tonne it was seeking earlier.

In 14 years, Bengaluru-based Mantri Developers has delivered over 6,000 homes, built 20 projects and has to its credit over 10 million sq ft of constructed area, and over 1 crore sq ft under construction, not to mention over 30,000 satisfied residents

Jaiprakash Associates of Manoj Gaur is reportedly readying to dispose off its Gujarat-based cement plants for a lower value to UltraTech Cement. The cement units are to be sold at a valuation of $130 a tonne, compared to $160 a tonne it was seeking earlier. Jaiprakash Associates was expecting Rs 4,500 crore from the sale of the cement units in Gujarat, but now it will get below Rs 4,000 crore.

Supreme Infrastructure India Ltd has bagged orders worth Rs 1,111.90 crore from different customers across the country. The contract comprises two contracts worth Rs 295.40 cr from Western India, four work orders aggregating Rs.492.50 crore from Northern India, two orders valued Rs.307 crore from Eastern India.

Barring south, cement prices have declined across India, despite efforts by manufacturers to arrest price fall ahead of monsoon. During June end this year, the prices fell to Rs 10-20 per 50 kg bag after rising by Rs 5-25 per bag between May-end and early June in the northern, eastern and some pockets of western India. Demand continues to remain sluggish in most areas and may worsen due to the rains.

Cement prices declined across India in the last fortnight except in South despite efforts by manufacturers to arrest price fall ahead of the lean monsoon season. Prices fell Rs 10-20 per 50-kg bag in the last 10 days of June after rising Rs 5-25 per bag between May-end and early June in northern, eastern and some pockets of western India, according to a pricing trend report. The demand too remains sluggish in most regions and may worsen in the next one month due to monsoon.