1. 1. The High Court of Punjab and Haryana Gives Greens Signle to Construction roadblock on Dwarka expressway A major hurdle in completion of the Northern Peripheral Expressway, also known as Dwarka Expressway, between Gurgaon and Dwarka in Delhi, has been removed. The High Court of Punjab and Haryana has ordered the Haryana Urban Development Authority (HUDA) that the families whose properties have been affected by the project must be adequately compensated. The court vacated its stay on construction along a 2.5km stretch of the 18km-long Northern Peripheral Road (NPR) or Dwarka Expressway, connecting Dwarka with National Highway 8, which was stuck in litigation as property owners along the proposed thoroughfare demanded a fitting resettlement plan.The expressway is part of the Gurgaon-Manesar Master Plan 2031. However, it was challenged by the affected residents. The Master Plan has not been approved by the NCR Planning Board and the petitioners had raised this point before the High Court. The order also brought relief to owners of 40,000 housing units constructed along the proposed road, which dont have proper access because of the incomplete NPR. The Haryana government had acquired 600 acres for the project but property owners, who sought a route change, moved the high court in 2007 and 2008. The compensation process, too, was stuck after the state government decided to pay only those who had registered their plots. Later, around 650 people holding a general power of attorney for their properties were also included in the compensation list, paving the way for a settlement. Some of the Major Project On Dwarka Expressway(NPR) by Leading Real estate developers of India is Give Below:-
2. 2. Real estate developers were delighted by the high court order as more than 100 private housing projects have come up along the NPR. Litigation on a small patch of the NPR has held up about Rs 50,000 crore of investment by property buyers. Now that a settlement between the government and the affected people has been reached, all eyes are on HUDA to complete the remaining portion of the NPR, said Navin Raheja, chairman of the National Real Estate Development Council. See More Property Datails at:-http://www.guptapromoters.com/