Rajkot Collector's Office kicks off a detailed survey of 139 enemy properties left by migrants to Pakistan and China post-wars. This national initiative aims to assess and potentially auction these assets, boosting land supply and reshaping property rights in the city while sparking debates on utilization and market dynamics.
The Punjab Cabinet has greenlit amendments to slash reserve prices on prime government properties in Ludhiana, totaling Rs 8,000 crore. These assets, like Power Department sites and key lands, didn't draw bidders before due to inflated rates, as noted by Finance Minister Harpal Cheema.
A 0.84-acre commercial site in Mohali's Sector 68 near NIPER sold for ₹83 crore in PUDA's e-auction, attracting 25 competitive bids and setting new benchmarks.