DDA Urges Agencies: Clear Yamuna Floodplain Debris by June

We will invest over Rs 100 billion to develop 300 MW data centres

When it comes to execution, Anant Raj, established in 1969, has significantly transitioned from a contractor to a developer. In the past, it operated as one of the largest contractors in Delhi, contributing to construction of about 30,000 houses for the Delhi Development Authority (DDA). Notable constructions include the prestigious ASIAD Village Complex built by DDA for the 1982 Asian Games. Virtually all its projects, spanning over 18 million sq ft (excluding projects transferred to demerged entities), have been constructed by its inhouse team. “Our ecosystem and project plans position us ..

Delhi Development: Tepid Response Sparks Concern

The Delhi Development Authority (DDA) recently unveiled its proposal aimed at regularising unauthorised colonies in the city, yet it encountered a lukewarm response from residents and stakeholders. Despite efforts to address long-standing issues of informal settlements, the plan failed to ignite enthusiasm among those directly affected. This tepid reaction raises concerns about the efficacy of the initiative and the challenges inherent in managing urbanisation in Delhi.

The DDA's plan, intended to provide a legal framework for unauthorised colonies, was anticipated to be a significant..

Delhi Development Body Opens Booking for 10,000 Ready Flats

The Delhi Development Authority (DDA) has commenced the booking process for 10,000 ready-to-move-in flats, presenting potential homebuyers with an opportunity to acquire housing units in the capital city. This move aims to address the demand for affordable housing and facilitate homeownership for a diverse segment of the population.

The availability of these ready flats underscores the DDA's commitment to bridging the housing gap and providing quality residential options to citizens. Prospective buyers can now explore a range of housing choices and select properties that meet their pref..

Supreme Court criticises officials for mishandling solid waste

The Supreme Court criticised the authorities for the inadequate management of solid waste in Delhi-NCR and issued a directive for the Union Housing and Urban Affairs Secretary to organise a meeting of the relevant authorities to devise a solution, which would then be presented before the court.

The Bench, led by Justice AS Oka, expressed that if the authorities failed to propose any tangible solutions, they would contemplate issuing severe orders to address the environmental concerns in Delhi and its surrounding areas.

The Bench underscored the significance of the issue, labell..

Kerala to monitor interstate waste movement via GPS

The state of Kerala is facing strict scrutiny from both the National Green Tribunal (NGT) and the Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) regarding the disposal of biomedical and non-biodegradable waste in neighbouring villages of Tamil Nadu. Authorities are now planning to crack down on the illegal transportation of solid waste across state borders.

It was announced that GPS tracking will be implemented on all vehicles used for transporting waste between states to apprehend those engaged in illegal activities. Sarada Muraleedharan, the additional chief secretary of the local self-gover..