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Supreme Court's decision on lifting of construction ban in Mumbai will release Rs 2000 crore redevelopment activity
The March 15 Supreme Court order overruling, though temporarily, the Bombay High Court judgement of February 2016 that completely banned any new construction activity in Mumbai over disposal of construction debris, is seen as a major boost for the heldover real estate projects worth more than Rs 2000 crore. The Supreme Court order has provided a window of 6 months for starting new real estate projects in Mumbai. The order will help the industry which has been combating factors like increasing costs and sluggishness in terms of overall demand. Read more

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India, Australia aim to seal trade pact by 2022

India Business News: NEW DELHI: India and Australia will conclude the negotiations on a Comprehensive Economic Cooperation Agreement (CECA) by the end of 2022 and reach an.




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