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NCRPB makes its Geo-Portal ‘PARIMAN’ accessible for public

A Geo-Portal ‘PARIMAN’ that was developed by National Capital Region Planning Board (NCRPB) a couple of years back initially for the use of the states participating in NCR, has now been made open for the use of public. The Geo-Portal aimed at helping in improved management and decentralised planning of NCR, can be accessed through the websites: https://ncrpb.nic.in/  and https://ncrpbgis.nic.in/. Moreover, the portal developed through National Informatics Centre (NIC) will help in effective utilisation of GIS technology and remote sensing. It has around 179 layers having lines, points and polygons that cover various details like land use, water, industries, transport, health, power, shelter, disaster management, heritage & tourism, etc. Spread over 55,083 sq. km, the NCR includes four participating states, encompassing 24 districts and the entire NCT of Delhi as its constituent area. PARIMAN was launched on 31st August V2018 by Union Minister for Housing and Urban Affairs Hardeep Singh Puri in the 40th meeting of the NCRPB . Puri is also the Chairman of NCRPB. Read the full article

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To connect the availability hole between the national capital and Alwar, the closest post city in Rajasthan, the National Capital Region Planning Board (NCRPB) has arranged Delhi-Rewari-Alwar as one of the Rapid Rail Transit Corridors. To be worked to a detriment of Rs 36,000 crores, the project is probably going to give a lift to the Delhi Mumbai Industrial Corridor (DMIC). When operational, the separation among Delhi and Alwar will be shrouded shortly. As of now, it takes 3.5 hours.

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NCR may get reduced by 100-km radius under Regional Plan-2041

NCR may get reduced by 100-km radius under Regional Plan-2041

The geographical size of the National Capital Region (NCR) is likely to get reduced to a 100 km radius, according to the Draft Regional Plan-2041 approved by the National Capital Region Planning Board (NCRPB). “On NCR delineation, consensus was arrived at the fact that the geographical size of the region should be a contiguous circular region of 100-km radius from Rajghat. Beyond 100-km radius…

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Rajasthan News : राजस्थान के लिए झटका, NCR से बाहर हो सकता है अलवर और भरतपुर

Rajasthan News : राजस्थान के लिए झटका, NCR से बाहर हो सकता है अलवर और भरतपुर

हाइलाइट्स राष्ट्रीय राजधानी क्षेत्र का दायरा घटाने का प्रस्ताव अलवर और भरतपुर जिलों पर पड़ेगा असर NCRPB की बैठक में प्रस्ताव को मंजूरी जयपुरराष्ट्रीय राजधानी क्षेत्र (NCR) का आकार कम करने की योजना है। राष्ट्रीय राजधानी क्षेत्र योजना बोर्ड (NCRPB) ने ‘मसौदा क्षेत्रीय योजना 2041’ (Draft Regional Plan-2041) को मंजूरी दे दी। अगर इसे सरकार की स्वीकृति मिल जाती है, तो राष्ट्रीय राजधानी क्षेत्र का…

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Cleaning the Yamuna: A story of missed deadlines

Cleaning the Yamuna: A story of missed deadlines

Though only around 22 km of the 1,400-km river flows between Wazirabad and Okhla in Delhi, the national capital accounts for 76% of the pollution load on the river. Numerous projects have been launched to clean the river but they have so far yielded little to no results The draft NCR Regional Plan-2041 prepared by the National Capital Region Planning Board (NCRPB) has fixed 2026 as the new…

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NCRPB recommends repealing Delhi Land Reforms Act and bring all Lal Dora village land under DDA

NCRPB recommends repealing Delhi Land Reforms Act and bring all Lal Dora village land under DDA

Image Source : FACEBOOK/REPRESENTATIVE NCRPB recommends repealing Delhi Land Reforms Act and bring all Lal Dora village land under DDA The NCR Planning Board has recommended repealing the Delhi Land Reforms Act and bringing all Lal Dora villages and extended Lal Dora land in the national capital under planned development of the Delhi Development Authority (DDA). The draft Regional Plan-2041…

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All about Delhi-Rewari-Alwar RRTS

To connect the availability hole between the national capital and Alwar, the closest post city in Rajasthan, the National Capital Region Planning Board (NCRPB) has arranged Delhi-Rewari-Alwar as one of the Rapid Rail Transit Corridors. To be worked to a detriment of Rs 36,000 crores, the project is probably going to give a lift to the Delhi MumbaiIndustrial Corridor (DMIC). When operational, the…

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Commercial Projects In Greater Noida West

Greater Noida West's Preleased Property rates and land demarcations are slowly rising every day. This area was previously known as Noida Extension. It is free from all legal hassles and knots that have so far blanketed its growth. Builders and developers have resumed the construction part not and are en route to launch fresh projects. The NCR planning board (NCRPB) has just consented to a master plan for this region. The plans includes breathtaking infrastructure like major networks and roads, expressways, metro connectivity and PPPH (per person per hectare) enhancement. This relates to the density of the figurative and appropriate population of this area.

The market narrative

As many as 70 builders and developers have obtained spacious allotments, plots and properties for making high-rises, low-rise structures and residential blocks, which will cater to a projected multitude of nearly 10 lakh. Considering a government finding, approximately 2.6 lakh fully made homes would be ready for use and delivery within the coming 3-5 months. Before inculcating wholesome residential allotments and launching newer construction rives, group-housing plans and plans, the GNIDA have allotted well over 4, 000 residential houses to numerous buildings. The authorities have got the state government's nod in acquisitioning the 16 2 hectares of land in Shahberi village. Owing to its nullification by the Supreme Court, it has a direct impact on land rates and fixtures in Greater Noida West.

The present scenario

Given the current landscape, homebuyers and investor can buy properties freely and at ease. The nod and consent to go ahead with all pending and current Commercial Projects In Noida and installation drives from the Greater Noida international planning and development council has fuelled many real estate ventures in this belt. Covering more than 8, 980 acres, Greater Noida West is well linked to the main Noida. The township is 4-5 kilometers from the parent region's sector 121. A road emerges for this area and passes through the Hindon belt. It connects sectors 1-4, 10, 12 and both 16B and 16C. It also links Knowledge Park 95, tech-periphery and other significant areas in greater Noida. This road is further connected to a 60 meter wide long road emerging from NH-24 highway.

Residential projects

It was a feasible gamut of affordable houses once upon a time. With the current real estate syndrome, Greater Noida West has various residential projects in distinct financial brackets. Top market players and movers for land and plots are pivotal in this context. The developing space is all set to host a competitive battle in terms of price and location. Commercial and corporate activities are slowly creeping into this area as rates are relatively lower than other developed segments of Greater Noida and Noida.

Re-initiating construction

After the land acquisition imbroglio and the consequential nullification of the important assessment petition of the farmers' authority, the NCR planning board intervened and propelled a great plan. Thwarting all developmental impediments, construction has resumed once again. Rates keep soaring high with realtors playing the bills for this improved compensation to all displaced farmers. As directed by the Allahabad high court, this is in tune with price appreciation, which has taken a fresh turn after the court's verdict affected property rates in Greater Noida West.

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NCRPB 2018: 10 Post - Consultant vacancy for Any Graduate, Any Post Graduate

NCRPB 2018: 10 Post – Consultant vacancy for Any Graduate, Any Post Graduate

NCRPB 2018: 10 Post – Consultant vacancy for Any Graduate, Any Post Graduate

National Capital Region Planning Board (NCRPB) published Job announcement to hire applicants who completed Any Graduate, Any Post Graduate for the post of Consultant.

Position Consultant Vacancies 10 Posts Job Location Delhi Last Date to Apply 31/03/2018

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NCRPB Recruitment 2018 Apply for 10 Planning Consultants vacancy in ncrpb.nic.in Career

NCRPB Recruitment 2018 Apply for 10 Planning Consultants vacancy in ncrpb.nic.in Career

National Capital Region Planning Board Recruitment 2018 (NCRPB Recruitment) Vacancy of 10 Planning Consultants Apply Now मध्य प्रदेश बोर्ड नौकरी समाचार २०१८ ncrpb.nic.in career

NCRPB Recruitment 2018 Latest Vacancy in National Capital Region Planning Board for the post of Planning Consultants. Get the best information about NCRPB Employment notification 2018 career opportunities Latest Govt jobs…

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NCR States to Work Closely Together in Visualising and Building a Better Future for Citizens of National Capital Region: Hardeep Singh Puri

NCR States to Work Closely Together in Visualising and Building a Better Future for Citizens of National Capital Region: Hardeep Singh Puri

Shri Hardeep Singh Puri, Minister of State(I/C), Housing & Urban Affairs has said that all the states under the National Capital Region will work closely together in visualising and building a better future for citizens of National Capital Region. He was addressing the 38th meeting of the National Capital Region Planning Board (NCRPB) washeld here today. Shri Manohar Lal Khattar, Chief Minister…

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NCR States to Work Closely Together in Visualising and Building a Better Future for Citizens of National Capital Region: Hardeep Singh Puri

NCR States to Work Closely Together in Visualising and Building a Better Future for Citizens of National Capital Region: Hardeep Singh Puri

Shri Hardeep Singh Puri, Minister of State(I/C), Housing & Urban Affairs has said that all the states under the National Capital Region will work closely together in visualising and building a better future for citizens of National Capital Region. He was addressing the 38th meeting of the National Capital Region Planning Board (NCRPB) washeld here today. Shri Manohar Lal Khattar, Chief Minister…

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HUGE SHORTFALL IN SEWAGE TREATMENT FACILITIES SPELLS DISASTER

As in many other critical environmental issues, the Manohar Lal Khattar government has failed to tackle the enormous problem of sewage treatment in the state, exposing the urban and rural populations to grave health risks. The measures taken by the state government have proved to be grossly inadequate and huge volumes of untreated industrial and municipal waste continue to flow into the lakes, drains and rivers polluting the air and sources of our daily drinking water supply. In many places the government is also dumping the sewage in the rural areas threatening the health of the rural populations and the fertile soil. Even the National Green Tribunal (NGT) has castigated the Haryana government for being a habitual offender in terms of sewage disposal. According to a report of the National Capital Region Planning Board (NCRPB), the urban population in Haryana is expected to grow to 1.05 crore by 2021, nearly double the figure in 2011. With it will grow the problem of sewage management. The pace at which the Khattar government is setting up facilities for sewage treatment, the state is expected to face a catastrophic situation. By 2021, sewage generated in urban areas is estimated to gallop to 1342 million litres per day (MLD) from 599 MLD as in 2011. The shortfall in sewage generation and treatment facilities is expected to increase manifold from 400 MLD in 2011. The lack of foresight in the Khattar government is also quite evident from the fact that even the existing sewage treatment plants have been left redundant because of industrial waste also flowing into the normal municipal waste for which the STPs are not geared.

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NCRPB Recruitment 2018 — Apply for Consultant Vacancies

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Residents of Greater Noida and GreNo West will receive Ganga water supply from this year. According to officials of Greater Noida Development Authority, the Ganga Jal project for the city will be completed by October this year, and supply will be initiated thereafter.

But promises are often broken.

The project was to be completed in 2013, but is still continuing. Though the authority is promising water by year-end, according to sources, only one-fourth of the work is complete.

This supply — when it begins — will replace extraction and consumption of groundwater for residents of Greater Noida.

However, looking at previous records, the claims of the authority seem to be rather far-fetched.

Greater Noida Authority had launched the scheme to supply Ganga water in the city about 10 years back. Land was acquired for the project in 2007, while work started in 2010. At the time, the project budget was Rs 300 crore. The authority loaned credit from National Capital Region Planning Board (NCRPB).

The project was to be completed in 2013, but that never happened. In April 2016, the authority set a new target of March 2018, but fearing non-completion, they set a final date for October 26, 2018.

Rajiv Tyagi, general manager of the project, said, “The work of laying the pipeline from NTPC to Dehra is under way. The construction of the 11-km pipeline will be completed in June this year, 26 per cent of the work is complete. The water treatment plant is being built in Palla village. Water will be carried by pipelines from Palla to Greater Noida.”

The work of the project has been delayed owing to protests from villagers, he added.

Under the project, 85 cusecs of water will be supplied to Greater Noida. Two to three lakh households will be supplied Ganga jal in the first phase. Authority officials said that Ganga water will not be mixed with groundwater. In the second phase, the rest of the households will be covered.

The question — is the authority to be believed? Will the residents get respite from the muddy groundwater any time soon?