Housing Board invites applications
Chandigarh: Haryana Housing Board has invited applications for the allotment of 88 multi-storeyed flats for serving, ex-defence and para-military personnel of Haryana upto the rank of Junior Commissioned Officers (JCOs) and equivalent and their widows and orphans on hire purchase basis at Sector 31, Panchkula. A spokesman said these flats would be of Type-B Category for which the registration would be done upto May 19, 2017. The tentative cost of flat is 23.70 lakh for the covered area of 645 square feet. While ten per cent of the total amount that is 2.37 lakh would be payable with the application, 15 per cent that is Rs 3.56 lakh would be payable after draw of lots. The application form could be purchased from Head Office at Panchkula and Divisional Offices at Panchkula, Karnal, Rohtak, Faridabad and Gurugram.
HUDA invites applications for charitable sites
Chandigarh: The Haryana Urban Development Authority (HUDA) has invited applications for allotment of social charitable sites in sector-32 (Phase-IV), Karnal. A spokesman said that the allotment of tentative area of 3000 square meters under the Social Charitable-I and allotment of tentative area of 1600 square meters under Social Charitable-II would be made at the rate of Rs 4500 per square meters each. The allotment would be made on lease hold basis for 99 years. The last date for receipt of applications complete in all respects is May 12. The prescribed applications form containing detailed terms and conditions could be obtained from the office of Estate Officer, HUDA, Karnal on payment of Rs 100, he added.
NAREDCO welcomes formation of GMDA
Chandigarh: National Real Estate Development Council (NAREDCO), the real estate industry body, on Sundaywelcomed the formation of Gurugram Metropolitan Development Authority (GMDA). Foreseeing the development as pro-consumer, NARDECO believed that the move will boost real estate market and will be a key factor in easing of the functioning of the sector in the city. NAREDCO expects that various approving authorities should also be placed under one roof in Gurugram for smooth functioning
GADVASU issues instructions on livestock
ludhiana: Guru Angad Dev Veterinary and Animal Sciences University’s livestock Farms’ director Dr BK Bansalon Sunday maintained that rising mercury puts lots of stress on dairy animals, and under prevailing conditions, milk production also reduced due to lower feed intake and added heat load. He said that proper shelter and housing management, water application, changes in feeding regime, preventive health management etc are some of the techniques to minimize the effect of thermal stress. Well ventilated shed with proper standing and resting space must be provided to dairy animals, he added.
KTM organises spectacular Stunt show
Hamirpur: KTM, the European Racing legend, conducted breath-taking KTM Stunt show in Hamirpur. The Stunt-show was organized in order to showcase the mind-blowing stunt rides and tricks from the professional stunt riders. The show was held in Trimurti Market, Nadaun, Hamirpur. The professional stunt team demonstrated breathtaking stunts on the KTM Duke bikes. Amit Nandi, President- Probiking, Bajaj Auto ltd said, “The KTM brand is known for its high performance racing bikes and we always want our customers to experience the thrills and adventure which KTM bike can provide”.
Steelbird helmet has new design
Chandigarh: Steelbird Hi-Tech India limited, Asia’s Helmet manufacturer added a new chapter to its helmet stories with “Adonis Majestic” designed especially for the modern heart. Synergizing superior quality, effective performance and advanced design “Adonis Majestic” helmets boasts of modern characteristics and unmatched safety standards. Owner’s pride and status symbol, Steelbird helmets have carved a niche in the market for its fine finish and attention to details and Adonis Majestic is a perfect example, said Shailendra Jain, Global Group Head - Sales & Marketing, Steelbird Helmets.