IndustryLatest Stories

Haryana Delays Launch of New Occupation Certificates System

GURUGRAM: The proposed self-certification system has been postponed. All approvals for building plans and occupation certificates (OCs) will proceed under the current regulations for the time being. The state will maintain the existing approval process until the necessary digital infrastructure and administrative framework are established. The Haryana government has issued new implementation guidelines for amendments to the Haryana Building Code-2017, emphasizing that key provisions from the revised regulations notified on December 8, 2025, will be delayed. According to the directives from Additional Chief Secretary Anurag Aggarwal, the self-certification system for low-risk residential buildings and third-party certification for high-risk structures, including…

InfrastructureLatest Stories

Gurugram: 1,000 Illegal Extensions Removed in 3-Day Drive

GURUGRAM: In a significant initiative aimed at clearing public space infringements, enforcement teams have dismantled illegal extensions from nearly 1,000 homes in just three days. These demolitions included ramps, guard rooms, lawns, kiosks, and other structures encroaching on public land across major licensed colonies. With two days remaining in this operation, the town and country planning department (DTCP) is preparing to submit an action report to the state government. The affected areas include DLF Phase 1, South City 1, Palam Vihar, Sushant Lok-2, Uppal Southend, Malibu Town, Ardee City, and Suncity. This cleanup follows a stay from the Punjab and…

InfrastructureLatest Stories

Govt to Demolish DLF-1 in Gurugram After HC Stays S+4 Policy

Representative AI image GURUGRAM: Following a stay on the stilt-plus-four-floor (S+4) policy by the Punjab and Haryana High Court, the government has initiated a systematic crackdown aimed at removing illegal house extensions that encroach on public pathways. The enforcement efforts will kick off this Saturday in DLF-1. District Town Planner (Enforcement) Amit Madholia has urged residents to voluntarily dismantle encroachments to avoid demolition. Additional Chief Secretary (Town and Country Planning) Anurag Aggarwal issued the directive on April 16, instructing agencies to rectify right-of-way violations by April 22. The high court, in its review of petitions including Sunil Singh vs. State…