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Nice road in Bangalore

Revised toll on NICE road not approved by the government

Nandi Economic Corridor Enterprise Limited, the promoting agency of BMICP (Bangalore-Mysore Infrastructure Corridor Project), has revised the toll rates for Link road and Peripheral road users, however, the government did not approve it. According to market news, the government did not permit NICE to collect revised toll rates from the commuters of Peripheral and Link […]

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Real estate in Mumbai

Commercial Exploitation of railway land to fund suburban stations

Commercial utilization of land by railways, if done in the most transparent manner,can benefit both the realty sector and the government. Mumbai railways have taken the initiative to undertake commercial utilization of its land in order to generate revenue to revamp the facilities at the suburban stations. Such an act on the part of the […]

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Kelambakkam Realty Update July 2013

Chennai: The locality of Kelambakkam is a expeditiously growing suburb of Chennai city. The area is one among the 163 notified areas (megalithic sites) located within the state of Tamil Nadu. The suburb of Kelambakkam located along the Old Mahabalipuran Road (OMR) in South Chennai, has gradually rooted itself within the residential segment of the city’s […]

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Fear of abuse of Service tax exemption for SEZs

Delhi: The recent decision made by the finance ministry to allow an upfront service tax exemption for all Special Economic Zone (SEZ) units and developers would translate into an additional savings of Rs 1,500 crore annually for such units, as they would no longer be required to wait for refunds. The service tax incidence or the […]

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Service tax exemption for SEZs

Delhi: The recent decision made by the finance ministry to allow an upfront service tax exemption for all Special Economic Zone (SEZ) units and developers would translate into an additional savings of Rs 1,500 crore annually for such units, as they would no longer be required to wait for refunds. The service tax incidence or the […]

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