Rajarhat New Town
The government plans to develop smart cities and townships across the state with high-density vertical buildings and adequate green area. The New Town Kolkata Development Authority (NKDA) has already started following the model for Rajarhat New Town. An NKDA official said they are trying to showcase New Town as the Singapore of Kolkata and the [...] Continue Reading »
Kolkata- The worries of residents of Rajarhat Town regarding civic amenities have been resolved. The state cabinet has taken a significant decision by approving the proposal to enact the New Town Kolkata Development Authority (Amendment) Bill, 2013. The amended bill will allow New Town Kolkata Development Authority (NKDA) to function as a municipality for New [...] Continue Reading »
Kolkata- In a recent meeting, the Housing Infrastructure Development Corporation (Hidco) had plans to auction more land through e-auction, especially the 10-acre land situated in Rajarhat New Town, for setting up a private medical college and a hospital. There have already been many floated expressions of interest from the authorities for the project. However, the last date [...] Continue Reading »
Kolkata- The first meeting of task force on urban infrastructure will be held on 10th of December 2012 at state assembly to resolve the problems of developers . The representatives of the construction-builder community will also be part of this meeting. This force set up by Mamata Banerjee comprises of chief secretary and ministers and secretaries [...] Continue Reading »
Rajarhat New Town seems to be top priority for investors in Kolkata. In the highest ever land auction in the area till date, a 2.5-acre plot for a retail-cum-office complex has fetched Rs 51.13 crore for the Housing Infrastructure and Development Corporation (Hidco). The plot at Action Area-II of New Town is located near the [...] Continue Reading »
Companies like Wipro and Infosys were given 50 acres each during the Left Front regime at Action Area III that is an open field now – no roads, not to mention drainage and sewerage facilities and electricity. No one knows when they will get the supportive infrastructure to set up shop. The plight of the [...] Continue Reading »
