Greater Noida Development Authority, GNIDA Report
Greater Noida Industrial Development Authority in GNIDA was a 1 January, 1991 under the UP Industrial Area Development Act of 1976. Under the law, systematic planning, organization, development, enterprise, maintain momentum and regulatory functions, functions of the Greater Noida Dev Authority.Shri. Rakesh Bahadur has been Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of the Greater Noida Development Authority.
Greater Noida Development Authority does not only focus on residential construction projects, while focusing on infrastructure development such as banks, business offices, recreation areas, and roads and bridges. One of the greatest achievement of the development of the Greater Noida Authority for the city full of pollution free.The Industrial Development Authority, founded in 1991 for the development of the city declared the Greater Noida Results Phi Chi & 3 & 4 and Eta -1. The GNIDA had with the various schemes, such as plot 200 m²., 300 square meters., 350 square meters., 500 square meters., 764 square meters. and 1,000 square meters.
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Developer surrenders commercial land in Noida
Posted by paragjani on February 7, 2009
Lucknow In another setback to the state’s industrial development, developer BPTP Ltd has made a request to surrender its commercial land in Noida.
Earlier, the Greater Noida Authority had invited tenders for the government’s sports city, but no one had showed interest in the scheme. Costing over Rs 5,000 crore, the BPTP deal was one of the biggest in India, in which the company had bagged 95 acres of commercial land in Noida’s Sector 94. “Following the UP government’s policy, the BPTP has made an application to the Noida Authority for surrendering the plot and is awaiting its decision,” said a statement issued by the company’s director, Sudhanshu Tripathi.
Corporate Communication officer AC Michael confirmed that the company, as per government rules, had paid 25 per cent of the total cost of the land, which came to Rs 1,300 crore.
But unable to pay the rest, it has requested the Authority to deduct 10 per cent of Rs 1,300 crore as penalty and give land worth the balance.
In view of the market slump, especially in real estate, the Confederation of Real Estate Developers Association of India (CREDAI) had given representations to the Centre and the state governments, demanding relaxation in policies.
According to sources in the industry, CREDAI gave one such representation to the UP government as well, requesting relaxation especially for real
estate developers, who had interest in Lucknow, Noida, Greater Noida and Ghaziabad. The organisation had
observed that the companies were facing difficulty in paying instalments and other dues.
Accepting the representation, the state government had framed a policy, giving a breather to developers. They were given a choice to either get their payment plan rescheduled or to purchase a smaller chunk of land for the 25 per cent money paid, after a deduction of 10 per cent as penalty.
In its board meeting held last month, the Noida Authority had adopted the policy.
Although no government official was available to comment on the development, sources confirmed that a high-level meeting of Noida and Greater Noida Authorities is scheduled for Friday, in which a decision is expected.
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Draw for Residential Plots Scheme XT001 .
The draw 2008 will be held at India Exposition Mart Ltd, Knowledge Park III, Greater NOIDA.
Greater NOIDA has published a list of candidates Eligible for draw and the candidates rejected for the residential draw.
Eligible Candidates-
Sector 3 - 120 Sqm-
Sector 3 - 200 Sqm-
Xu II - 120 Sqm
Rejected List-
More than 1 Application within Sector-
Less than Registration Amount-
Age less than 18 Years
BHS06 Scheme Draw Results
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