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Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana (PMAY) 2.0 is set to revolutionize urban living in India! This ambitious initiative aims to provide affordable housing to 1 crore urban poor and middle-class families by 2029. With a massive investment of ₹10 lakh crore, PMAY 2.0 focuses on ensuring that every Indian has a roof over their head. The scheme emphasizes sustainable and inclusive urban development, promoting the construction of eco-friendly and disaster-resilient homes. It also aims to boost the real estate sector, creating numerous job opportunities and contributing to the overall economic growth of the country. Stay informed and be a part of this transformative journey towards 'Housing for All'! 🌆🏠 #AffordableHousing #PMAY2 #UrbanDevelopment #HousingForAll #RealEstateGrowth #IndiaHousing #SustainableLiving #EconomicGrowth #goldenbrx #gbrx

The Bigha System. (Land Measurement) https://shorturl.at/xv2Jd Bigha is a traditional unit of measurement for land in India, particularly in the northern and eastern regions. The value of a bigha can vary slightly depending on the state or region, but it is generally equivalent to: - 1 bigha = 0.1337 hectares (approximately 0.33 acres) - 1 bigha = 20 biswas (another traditional unit of measurement) - 1 bigha = 272.25 square meters (approximately) Bigha is commonly used in states such as: - Uttar Pradesh - Bihar - Madhya Pradesh - Rajasthan - Haryana - Punjab It's worth noting that the use of bigha as a unit of measurement is gradually being replaced by the standard metric system, but it is still widely used in informal and traditional contexts, especially in rural areas.

QOD:: Indian Polity Q. Discuss the significance of immunities provided to the President and Governors in the constitution of India. (10 Marks 150 Words) Topics Discussed 18 out of 19 killed in Nepal plane crash #nepal #planecrash UPSC set to revamp exams by adopting latest technologies #upsc #poojakhedkar #reneet #nta #technology #reforms Krishna river. #rivers #krishnagodavari #riversystem #peninsula #mahabaleshwar Sangameswara temple #sangam #temple #architecture #chalukyas An outlining of urban transformation strategies #urbanisation #urbangrowth #slums #plannedurbanisation #planning #budget202425 Budget 2024 — long on intent, short on details  Is immunity for the President and Governors absolute? #article361 #presidentofindia #governor #immunity #civilimmunity #criminalimmunity India committed to FTA with the U.K., says Modi #indiaukfta #freetradeagreement #india_uk_relations #foreign #MEA Critical Analysis of Budget 2024-25 #budgetanalysis #ignitedminds

Gated Communities are gaining popularity in India. Gated communities are a group of houses surrounded by walls or fences and the entrances inside these areas are strictly monitored. People prefer living in gated communities and societies for multiple reasons. 1. You get a safe and secure environment These societies have security guards and are continuously monitored by CCTV cameras. It creates a safe environment for families, children can roam around freely and senior citizens can live safely in a house - two major priorities of every Indian family. 2. Wide range of facilities You will find everything you need within the society premises. Gyms, swimming pools, or game courts. Basic facilities like convenience shops and pharmacy stores are conveniently located so you can find utilities at the last minute when you need it. 3. Sense of community This particular feature is very loved by the Indian community. We’ve lived in societies all our lives. We thrive in a community. Which is what these gated societies do. Do you live in a gated society? Do you want to? #GatedSocieties #Construction

252 acres of temple land 7 districts, 34,000 acres mapped ₹0 spent on new land acquisition These aren't just numbers. They represent a revolutionary approach to protecting India's sacred spaces. But there’s a problem. Empty temple lands often get taken over or sit unused.  Money gets wasted on high electricity bills. And temples struggle to protect what's theirs. But Telangana found a smart answer: put solar plants on temple lands.   Here's the beautiful part: Local women's groups will manage these solar plants. Why this matters: First of all, for temples, it means... → Free electricity for daily operations → Extra income from power sales → Land stays protected and productive Second of all for the community, it means... → Women get stable employment → Clean energy powers local needs → Holy spaces stay protected With this initiative, they didn't just fix one problem. They found a way to help everyone win. This is how you turn old challenges into new opportunities. This is how you keep the tradition alive in modern ways. PS: What are your thoughts on this step? Let me know in the comments. #challenges #opportunities

Urban floods are an increasingly common phenomenon that our cities experience in the monsoons. Understanding the complex interplay between urbanisation, resource allocation and mega projects is key to see the full picture of why Indian cities flood! Do check out Meenal Kulhari ‘s blog post on Liveable Neighbourhoods. #urban #floods #delhi #pune M.A./ M.Sc. Urban Policy and Governance, Tata Institute of Social Sciences, Mumbai

Every day, #Bengaluru commuters are forced to embark on an unplanned off-road #adventure. Even a simple trip to work can turn into a treacherous journey when the city's infrastructure fails to cope with the monsoon rains. It's more than just an #inconvenience; it's a safety hazard that impacts our daily lives. How long can we continue to endure these challenges? Let's come together to share our experiences and demand better #urban #infrastructure. Together, we can make a difference. Bruhat Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike (BBMP) Government of Karnataka #Bangalore #UrbanPlanning #CommutingStruggles #Infrastructure #Monsoon #CityLife

It's always Indian Army who finally comes to rescue of Indian Citizens when Babus & Politicians raise their hands despite Centre & State Govts having PWD deptts & big Corporate Cos with high tech equipments with them... Oh yes, they all are there for construction of multi billions New Bridges, Airports, Buildings which collapses after few months of their inaugurations😳😡 On other side there is Ind Army who with its meagre resources does unthinkable within #NoTime. Here we see #MajorSeetaShelke ( a Woman Officer) with her #EngineerRegiment team of Ind Army built 190 feet Bailey Bridge of 24 Tons capacity on Iruvazhinji River connecting Landslide hit Chooramala & Mundakkai in Wayanad( Kerala) in just 16 hours in bad weather,. Very Well Done Maj Seeta👍👋. But who is responsible for these landslides ?? * Is it Nature?? No..No.No... 1. It's the Greed of Humans,be it Politicians/big Corporates/Businessmen/ Engineers who want to make Big & Quick Money by constructing big buildings, Roads,illegal Sand Minning ,quarring of Stones at the cost of Human lives by blasting hills which finally give in to Rainy water. 2. Our growing Population forcing Humans to Encroach River/Nala's- beds and these Rivers/Nalas find their Natural Path during Rains & gushes down as Mudflow & wash away everything coming in their Path. So PPL are digging their own Graves be it Himachal, Kerala,W.Ghats etc 3. Ignoring Warnings of #MGadgilCommitee 2011 recommended 64% of Western Ghats as Eco- Sensitive Areas(#ESA) which was later reduced to 37% by #KasturiranganCommittee.🤫 4. Now after loosing >300 lives , a day after on 31Jul 24, Centre has declared 56800SqKm Areas of W Ghats & 6 states Kerala,Maharashtra,Gujarat, Goa, TN ,Karnatka as ESA in 5th draft. Alas, had they acted earlier on Gadgil report 🤔 5. Not owning responsibilities. As usual blame game started between Centre & State over Red/ Orange Alerts. 6. Scapegoats. finding scape goats to fix someone, don't know what's the state of #Thar owner, will he be now enquired by CBI, actually it's the fault of #AnandMahindra ji for making such a powerful Thar Jeep which can cause floods of Rainy Water on Delhi Roads😜that breaks down Coaching Centre's Main Gate & trap IAS aspirants in basement resulting in 3 deaths.Sad..But award should be given to that Student who shot this incident,instead of helping the trapped students but the so called Whatsapp, X, social media activists got scared of just knee deep Rain water😴 7. Fashion. Now everything is a fashion, Is there any need for Biometrics Door for students in Pvt Coaching Centres🤔 and if it was there then why couldn’t students outside & inside basements hall broke open the door, if nothing else they could have broken it with their Laptops, afterall Life is more important than Laptops and tomorrow these students would become IAS/IPSs & handle situations like this😳. There should be Psychological & SRT( Situation Reactions Tests) for Civil Services like Army🙏