Greater Noida Industries

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  "You Are Responsible": Top Court Raps Greater Noida Authority Over Homebuyers' Plight

  The Supreme Court on Tuesday asked the Greater Noida Industrial Development Authority to submit a proposal for grievance redressal and imposed Rs 5 lakh cost on it for failing to file a timely response.

• Double trouble for Noida Extension investors

  For home buyers in Noida Extension things just got worse. With the Reserve Bank of India hiking key rates by 50 basis points yesterday, home loans will get costlier. Also, the Allahabad High Court on Tuesday gave an option to farmers to reach an out-of-court settlement by August 12, while hearing petitions of hundreds of residents of nearly a dozen...

• How 'industrial' Greater Noida became residential

  It was set up by the Uttar Pradesh government to promote industrial development in this region, but the last company to be set up under the Greater Noida Industrial Development Authority (GNIDA) was in 1998. Since then there have been more residential complexes coming up in what should have an industrial zone.

• Allahabad high court hearing on Greater Noida land acquistion adjourned

  The Allahabad High Court hearing on petitions challenging acquisitions of over 1,000 hectares in two villages of Greater Noida -- the Bisra Jalalpur and Roza Yakubpu has been adjourned till July 26. The land in both the villages was acquired in 2008 and more than eight developers will be affected by today's court verdict.developers will be affected...

• Amrapali to refund entire amount; Supertech seeks legal opinion

  Realty firm Amrapali, which has been worst affected by the Supreme Court judgement regarding land acquisition in Greater Noida, today said it is refunding the entire amount to home-buyers who have opted out from its township in the area.However, another badly affected developer Supertech has sought legal opinion on returning the service tax that wa...

• Home buyers worried over court order on land in Greater Noida

  Home buyers were worried about their investments after the Supreme Court on Wednesday upheld a lower court order quashing the acquisition of 156 hectares of farmland in Greater Noida for housing projects, even as builders assured that the money was safe.According to officials, the builders who were initially allotted the land included the Amrapali ...