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Maharashtra's ambitious Maharashtra House project in Stuttgart remains shut, sparking criticism from the opposition. Inaugurated 1.5 years ago, the facilitation center for skilled migrants has not become operational. This highlights a significant gap between government announcements and project execution.

Gurgaon contributes nearly 70% of total pollution load entering Yamuna from Haryana, largely through Najafgarh, Basai and Badshapur drains

Bhubaneswar Municipal Corporation has evicted 81 families from Salia Sahi slum, completing the relocation process for a new 13-km parallel road. This eviction aims to significantly decongest the Jayadev Vihar-Nandakanan stretch, with officials expecting a 35-40% reduction in traffic congestion upon the road's completion.

Adityapur residents will soon have clean tap water. The Rs 395-crore Adityapur drinking water project is almost complete. Trials are scheduled for next week. This project will supply water to 50,000 houses. The initiative aims to resolve a long-standing water supply issue for the municipality's residents.

In a major step forward for sustainability, Mumbai's Worli Sewage Treatment Project has gained approval from the state government to expand by an additional 27,967 square meters. This expansion is in line with a directive from the Bombay High Court, emphasizing its importance for public health.

In an exciting development for Patna University, the institution has kicked off the construction of two modern residential complexes aimed at addressing the accommodation crunch faced by its staff. These two G+2 structures, with a combined investment exceeding Rs17 crore, will provide a total of 48 flats.

Actor Nusrat Jahan appeared before the Enforcement Directorate on Wednesday for questioning in a housing fraud case. The ED is investigating allegations linked to a Rajarhat housing project where a firm allegedly collected money from buyers without delivering flats. Jahan, previously associated as a director, has denied all allegations.

NITI Aayog has released a roadmap to reform urban governance in India's million-plus cities, aiming to address issues like delayed building approvals and irregular civic services. The plan proposes directly elected mayors and integrated city authorities to enhance accountability and improve urban living for residents and homebuyers.

New Costing Guidelines To Make Flats Affordable

Panchayati raj minister Rabi Narayan Naik inaugurated a Rs 149.39 crore mega drinking water project benefiting 100 villages in Nabarangpur district. The initiative aims to provide safe water access to 38,609 families. Naik also laid foundation stones for roads and bridges worth Rs 267.27 crore, underscoring the government's commitment to rural infrastructure development.

The vibrant Digha vending zone in Patna, catering to 250 vendors, is on the brink of completion, complete with essential features such as parking facilities and a recreational park. Commissioner Yashpal Meena recently reviewed the ongoing work, emphasizing the need for high standards and punctuality in delivery.