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Publication: MUMBAI MIRROR Date : 05 FEBRUARY 2020
Here’s something to cheer about in the middle of the economic gloom. The state government is set to lower the ready reckoner rates, which have remained unchanged in Maharashtra for the past two fiscals. The move will lead to reduction of stamp duty on property purchase and act as a lifesaving jab to the real estate sector in the state. |
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Publication: MID-DAY Date : 05 FEBRUARY 2020
BMC's FDs in banks see exponential rise - going from R23k cr in FR 2010-11, to R78k crore in Dec 2019; average annual spending on projects remains Rs 4,500 cr. |
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Publication: THE INDIAN EXPRESS Date : 05 FEBRUARY 2020
The 2019-20 budget estimate for capital expenditure was Rs 11,480.42 crore, brought down to Rs 10,785.08 crore in the revised estimates, of which BMC has spent Rs 6836.79 crore until January 2020. |
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Publication: MID-DAY Date : 05 FEBRUARY 2020
While first five years of the decade saw 55% increase in income, BMC was hit by the real estate crisis in the second half of the decade |
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Publication: MUMBAI MIRROR Date : 05 FEBRUARY 2020
BMC commissioner Praveen Pardeshi presented this year’s civic budget, with a focus on improving the happiness quotient among citizens. The civic chief unveiled his vision of Mumbai 2030 to transform Mumbai into a happy and developed city. Introducing the term, ‘citizens happiness index’, |
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Publication: HINDUSTAN TIMES Date : 05 FEBRUARY 2020
With an aim to make Mumbai happy, the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC), in its budget 2020-21 on Tuesday, came up with Vision 2030 – civic chief Praveen Pardeshi’s road map to better the city’s ‘happiness index’ through efficient civic services. |
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