RLDA to lease out railway land in Kerala for commercial development
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RLDA to lease out railway land in Kerala for commercial development

The Rail Land Development Authority (RLDA), a statutory body of the Indian Railways, has decided to lease nearly five acres of railway land in this northern Kerala district for commercial development. The authority has invited bids for leasing 4.93 acre of railway land near the Kannur railway station for 45 years. The reserve price for the land parcel is Rs 226 million, and the developers will be given the right to develop commercial infrastructure according to their plans, as well as the redevelopment of the existing railway colony at a separate site made available by the railways, as per reports.

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The Rail Land Development Authority (RLDA), a statutory body of the Indian Railways, has decided to lease nearly five acres of railway land in this northern Kerala district for commercial development. The authority has invited bids for leasing 4.93 acre of railway land near the Kannur railway station for 45 years. The reserve price for the land parcel is Rs 226 million, and the developers will be given the right to develop commercial infrastructure according to their plans, as well as the redevelopment of the existing railway colony at a separate site made available by the railways, as per reports. Also read: WR commissions new foot over-bridge at Mumbai’s Khar Road 81.51% of the entire BG network has been electrified by Indian Railways

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