Successful completion of two e-auctions involving the sale of various properties resulted in a revenue gain of Rs 5060 Cr
178 clearance certificates were issued to developers and promoters in two Mega Camps
Punjab Newsline, Chandigarh, December 23-
In 2024, the Punjab Government undertook several initiatives to provide significant relief to the residents of the state, particularly in urban areas, while focusing on the planned development of cities. Under the visionary leadership of CM Bhagwant Singh Mann, the introduction of NoC-free registries has fulfilled a long-standing public demand, enabling property registration without the need for an NoC (No Objection Certificate).
Highlighting the major initiative completed in 2024, cabinet minister Hardip Singh Mundian said that the Punjab government has fulfilled the decade-old demand of residents by eliminating the requirement for NoCs for land registries under 500 yards as Vidhan Sabha passed PAPRA Act to facilitate this reform. Following its implementation, the Urban Development and Revenue Department notified the public to avail themselves of the benefits of this initiative within the three-month period from December 1, 2024, to February 28, 2025.