Noida (Uttar Pradesh) [India], March 6 (ANI/BusinessWire India): HCL Cyclothon, one of the most anticipated cycling events has received an overwhelming response from cycling enthusiasts across the country, during its registration phase. Given the multiple requests from cyclists, HCL has decided to extend the last date of registration till 7th March 2023, 11:59 pm. To register, please visit https://hclcyclothon.com/. The cycling event, which is set to take place on 19 March 2023 aims to create professional cyclists to showcase their talent, inspire and motivate a new generation of cyclists to take up this sport in India. The total prize purse of this initiative is Rs. 32 lakhs which is the highest in India for any cycling race. It is being held under the aegis of Cycling Federation of India and in support from UP Sports Ministry. Around 1156 participants from across age groups have registered with a majority coming from Delhi NCR. 58% of the registered participants are between the age o
New Delhi [India], December 22 (ANI/NewsVoir): Taking the retail revolution to the next level, Bhutani Group, one of the leading real estate developers, has unveiled its keenly awaited project '62 Avenue' at Sector-62, Noida. A one stop solution for premium retail spaces, the '62 Avenue' is the perfect amalgamation of an architectural form and a work of art. The project witnessed such an encouraging response of the buyers that its 50 per cent inventory got sold out within a few hours on the first day of its launch. Offering a wider experience than just physical shops, the future ready retail centres at '62 Avenue', present one-of-a-kind destination to meet and engage with each other and get entertained while trying out new products and experiences in a big way. Comparable to global standards, the multidimensional retail centres at '62 Avenue' are poised to become a meeting point for kindred spirits, leading to unexpected and memorable encounters. Speakin
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NOIDA: The Noida Authority is all set to take action against owners of over 850 properties in the city for non-payment of rent. There are around 500 platforms and 289 shops whose owners have not paid rent timely.
Licences have already been cancelled for 94 such properties including 28 government departments, 15 semi-government departments and eight public sector banks and these now face eviction, officials have said. Others have been sent recovery notices. There are dues of over Rs 700cr against all these properties.
“Most of these buildings were given on rent to various government offices that had recurring dues that remained unpaid. The agreement mentions that the rent would be increased 15% every year, but these institutions were not paying the increased rent and the interest on the amount also kept rising,” said Indu Prakash, OSD to the Noida Authority.