Real Estate Maharashtra
Supreme Court Boosts Compensation for Farmers in Maharashtra Land Acquisition Case
The Supreme Court has significantly enhanced the compensation granted to farmers whose lands were acquired in 1994 for the establishment of an industrial area in Maharashtra. The court's decision increases the compensation from Rs 32,000 per acre to Rs 58,320 per acre, recognizing the prime location of the land and the farmers' right to fair compensation.
Real Estate Pune
Pune: Farmers to Receive Developed Plots for Purandar Airport Land Donations
The Pune district administration has introduced an incentive plan to expedite land acquisition for the Purandar International Airport. Farmers who voluntarily surrender their land will receive 10% of it back as developed plots within the new Aerosity, a zone expected to drive significant economic growth.
Real Estate Pune
Pune District Administration Completes Hearings for Proposed Purandar Airport
The Pune district administration has concluded hearings on over 3,000 objections and suggestions from farmers in Purandar taluka regarding the proposed ₹3,500 crore international airport. The land survey is set to begin this month.
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BJP Vows to Protect Punjab Farmers from AAP’s Land Pooling Policy
BJP National General Secretary Tarun Chugh has condemned the AAP government's land pooling policy in Punjab, alleging it favors real estate sharks and threatens the livelihood of farmers. The BJP is committed to challenging this policy in court and through statewide protests.
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Punjab's Largest Land Acquisition: Farmers Protest Amid Fears of Real Estate Speculation
Punjab is witnessing its largest-ever land acquisition drive, with over 40,000 acres across 158 villages marked for urbanization. This has sparked protests from farmers and a political backlash, raising concerns about the future of fertile agricultural land and the lack of job creation.
Real Estate Maharashtra
Maharashtra Allocates ₹2 Crore for Farmers’ Overseas Study Tours
Maharashtra has sanctioned ₹2 crore for farmers to participate in overseas study tours, aiming to expose them to advanced agricultural technologies and global market trends. The initiative, which began in 2004, continues to enhance farming practices in the state.