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The Uttar Pradesh Assembly has passed a new bill aimed at developing the region surrounding the state capital, Lucknow, based on a model similar to that of the National Capital Region centered around New Delhi. In July this year, the Yogi Adityanath government had issued a notification for the formation of the State Capital Region (SCR) which would include Lucknow and five other adjoining districts — Hardoi, Sitapur, Unnao, Rae Bareli and Barabanki. Together, these six districts comprise an area of over 27,000 sq km. The Uttar Pradesh State Capital Region and Other Areas Development Authority Bill, 2024, which was passed today (August 1), envisions the creation of an authority to develop a roadmap for the areas in and around Lucknow. According to reports, the Bill also empowers the state government to "rename any of the regions" coming within the authority's jurisdiction. While the Chief Minister will be the chairman of the Uttar Pradesh State Capital Region Development Authority (UP-SCRDA), officials from housing, finance, industry, irrigation, transport, and other sectors will be its members. Uttar Pradesh is following a path already taken by other states in adopting the NCR model for capital region development. Similar approaches have been adopted by Andhra Pradesh and Assam. In 2014, Andhra Pradesh established the Andhra Pradesh Capital Region Development Authority to oversee the development of Amaravati. In Assam, the Sarbananda Sonowal government had introduced the Assam State Capital Region Development Authority in 2016. hashtag #up #highways #infra #urbaninfra #uttarpardesh #govermentbill #upgoverment #yojna

The Uttar Pradesh Assembly has passed a new bill aimed at developing the region surrounding the state capital, Lucknow, based on a model similar to that of the National Capital Region centered around New Delhi. In July this year, the Yogi Adityanath government had issued a notification for the formation of the State Capital Region (SCR) which would include Lucknow and five other adjoining districts — Hardoi, Sitapur, Unnao, Rae Bareli and Barabanki. Together, these six districts comprise an area of over 27,000 sq km. The Uttar Pradesh State Capital Region and Other Areas Development Authority Bill, 2024, which was passed today (August 1), envisions the creation of an authority to develop a roadmap for the areas in and around Lucknow. According to reports, the Bill also empowers the state government to "rename any of the regions" coming within the authority's jurisdiction. While the Chief Minister will be the chairman of the Uttar Pradesh State Capital Region Development Authority (UP-SCRDA), officials from housing, finance, industry, irrigation, transport, and other sectors will be its members. Uttar Pradesh is following a path already taken by other states in adopting the NCR model for capital region development. Similar approaches have been adopted by Andhra Pradesh and Assam. In 2014, Andhra Pradesh established the Andhra Pradesh Capital Region Development Authority to oversee the development of Amaravati. In Assam, the Sarbananda Sonowal government had introduced the Assam State Capital Region Development Authority in 2016. hashtag #up #highways #infra #urbaninfra #uttarpardesh #govermentbill #upgoverment #yojna

Mumbai Metropolitan Region Development Authority (MMRDA) has been appointed for the development of lands in Worli, which are under the possession of the Dairy Development Department. The site in Worli will be transferred to MMRDA, and there is a plan to set up a business centre on the lines of the Bandra-Kurla complex. If that happens, the small commercial complex on the Worli seafront could become Mumbai's second 'Nariman Point'. If that happens, the small commercial complex on the Worli seafront could become Mumbai's second 'Nariman Point'. The ground survey site at a very strategic location at Worli Sea Face has been lying unused for the last year. A proposal to transfer the site to MMRDA free of charge, free of encumbrances, was presented in a meeting of the authority held in Nagpur recently. Hon. The approval was given in a meeting of the authority chaired by Chief Minister Eknath Shinde. The proposal is now awaiting approval from the state government. Both of these lands will be taken over after the state government approves the proposal. After that, a detailed development plan will be prepared for this land. In the future, these lands will be developed as per the Mini BKC concept. #urbandevelopmentdepartment #worlibeach #commercialhub #MMRDA

Khurpia farm in Uttarakhand is set to transform into a smart industrial city under the Amritsar-Kolkata Industrial Corridor, promising 75,000 jobs and a major boost to regional economic growth. For more information, follow the link: https://lnkd.in/g_GwYRFe #therealtytoday #therealtytodaynews #therealtytodayupdates #KhurpiaFarm #IndustrialCity #AmritsarKolkataCorridor #Uttarakhand #EconomicGrowth #JobCreation #IndustrialDevelopment #AutomobileHub #RealEstateTrends #RealtyIndustry #RealEstateIndustryNews #LatestRealEstateNews

The past, present and future... As a teenager, I clearly remember that during the late 80s the dugwell in Uttarayan was the only source of water throughout the year for our home, my father's clinic and the LIC office, which is within Uttarayan's campus. Interestingly, water for the construction of all three buildings in the early 80s was supplied from the same dugwell. This dugwell was actively used for about a decade. Subsequently, two deep boreholes, one for the clinic and house and the other for the LIC office, were sunk to a depth of 200 feet in two consecutive years in the late 90s. They remain the main source of water. This dugwell is 33 feet deep and it yields water throughout the year. The annual fluctuation ranged from 24.33 feet below ground level (bgl) to 4 feet bgl during the failed monsoon of 2023. Keep in mind, this is not just the story of Uttarayan, but similar stories will surely have their roots in countless homes in the urban areas of Jharkhand and Bihar. And all the stories will clearly establish the importance and functionality of shallow aquifers in the water mathematics of the urban centre. These days local dailies are regularly reporting about depleting/shrinking water resources in urban centers of Jharkhand and Bihar, which was once unimaginable. The piloting of shallow aquifer management (SAM) by the Dhanbad Municipal Corporation along with Megh Pyne Abhiyan is a way to explore and establish an approach to ensure water availability in urban areas of both the states. The pilot is being supported by Atal Mission for Rejuvenation and Urban Transformation (AMRUT) / AMRUT MoHUA and National Institute of Urban Affairs (NIUA). And is being led by the Advanced Center for Water Resources Development and Management (ACWADAM) and Biome Environmental Trust. In the emerging water stress scenarios in urban centers of Jharkhand and Bihar, adopting SAM now would be a viable strategic step to address the growing concern in a decentralized manner. #Groundwater | #urbanwater | #water | #aquifer | #shallowaquifer | #shallowaquiferrecharge| #drinkingwatersecurity | #watersecurity | #Dhanbad | #Jharkhand | #Bihar | #waterwoes |

Residents of Bavdhan, frustrated by a lack of basic infrastructure and government apathy, staged a silent march from Chandni Chowk to Ramnagar. Over 300 residents participated in the "Basics First" protest, demanding fundamental amenities such as pothole-free roads, dedicated footpaths, and better traffic management. Encroachment, poor road conditions, unregulated hawkers, and ongoing infrastructure works have made daily life increasingly difficult, with residents expressing concerns about safety and quality of life. Despite repeated complaints, there has been little to no improvement in the area, leading residents to take matters into their own hands. Bavdhan has drastically changed from the quiet place it once was, with rapid urbanization leading to a host of unresolved issues. Residents, especially those living in Bavdhan Khurd and Bavdhan Budruk, have faced years of erratic water supply, poor roads, and rampant encroachment without any significant action from the authorities. The recent march highlighted the community's desperation for basic infrastructure improvements, which they believe should be a given for any tax-paying citizen. Despite inviting officials to join the march, none attended, prompting residents to prepare a formal complaint to be sent to top government leaders, emphasizing their right to essential amenities before any further beautification projects are considered. #saudaghar #saudagharscoop #realestate #realestatenews #pune #punekars #punenews #punenews #saudagharnews #pmc #bavdhan #baner #potholes #rainfall #patchwork #infrastructure #basicdemands

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Households are becoming aware about the negative impact of RO purifiers and drinking refrigerated water. There is a growing demand of using traditional earthen pots (matkas) in the cities during summers as it has natural cooling properties. This is certainly a good way to encourage the use of traditional knowledge and restore rich cultural value as well for Indian potters. It has an overall positive impact on the environment, health, as well as the economy. Hats off Dr. Heera Lal Patel IAS sir towards this step for creating awareness and sensitizing people. #carbonfootprint #environment #cultureandheritage #heritage #knowledge #ancientknowledge #informalworkers

𝐏𝐎𝐓𝐄𝐍𝐓𝐈𝐀𝐋 𝐈𝐍𝐓𝐄𝐑𝐕𝐄𝐍𝐓𝐈𝐎𝐍𝐒 𝐅𝐎𝐑 𝐈𝐌𝐏𝐋𝐄𝐌𝐄𝐍𝐓𝐈𝐍𝐆 𝐑𝐔𝐍𝐎𝐅𝐅 𝐆𝐑𝐈𝐃 𝐈𝐍 𝐑𝐀𝐉𝐀𝐒𝐓𝐇𝐀𝐍 The Government of Rajasthan's Modified Budget for 2024-25 includes plans for a Runoff Water Grid system. This policy brief examines the water landscape of select cities of Rajasthan and the relevance of the grid as a sustainable solution. The brief also suggests potential opportunities in the short, medium, and long term to tackle Rajasthan's water challenges. #PolicyBrief #WaterChallenge #Rajasthan #Groundwater #Urbanplanning #Runoffwatergrid #Watermanagement #Waterharvesting #Rainwaterharvesting #Rajasthan #Jaipur #Water #NatureBasedSolutions #NationalWaterGrid Ministry of Jal Shakti, Department of Water Resources, RD & GR, Govt. of India | Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs | NITI Aayog | Central Ground Water Board | Central Water Commission | Jaipur Development Authority | Jodhpur Development Authority - India | Public Health Engineering Department Rajasthan Follow Indicc for more. Visit us at https://www.indicc.in/ For more publications: https://lnkd.in/g2tF_ZTj