Almost 14 months after the Jammu and Kashmir’s historic land laws basket was hugely altered by binning some and changing many, the administration finally opened the erstwhile state to the investment in the real estate sector.
The administration on Monday held its maiden real estate summit in Jammu, which according to official sources would encourage non-residents to buy land in the UT
SRINAGAR: Jammu and Kashmir administration led by Lt Governor Manoj Sinha on Monday signed 39 MoUs worth Rs 18,300 crore at the daylong Real Estate Summit – 2021 in Jammu.
J&K lieutenant governor Manoj Sinha described it as a "major step towards the transformation of the UT", to help generate employment opportunities and to boost the economy of the UT.
Investment proposals reach Rs 44,000 cr, Govt targets Rs 60,000 cr Metro projects in final stage of PIB approval: Hardeep Puri Mindset for business has to change, locals be taken on board: Dr Jitendra Sanjeev Pargal JAMMU, Dec 27: First Jammu and Kashmir Real Estate Summit here today saw Memorandums of Understanding (MoUs) worth Rs 18,300 crore being signed between top real estate investors of the country and the Union Territory Government with Union Minister for Housing and Urban Affairs […]