The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has purchased a 4.16-acre plot in Nariman Point, Mumbai, for Rs 3,472 crore from the Mumbai Metro Rail Corporation Ltd (MMRCL). The land will be used for self-use and commercial purposes.
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The RBI purchased the land for self-use and commercial purposes to enhance its operational capabilities and provide additional space for its expanding needs.
The RBI paid Rs 3,472 crore for the 4.16-acre land in Nariman Point.
The stamp duty for the land transaction was Rs 208.3 crore.
The seller of the land was the Mumbai Metro Rail Corporation Ltd (MMRCL).
The Maharashtra government resolution in March 2023 transferred the land to MMRCL with absolute rights to own, use, develop, transfer, or sell, allowing MMRCL to enter into third-party transactions for the land.

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