Ghaziabad housing societies face direct firefighting costs for lacking fire safety certificates. This crackdown follows recent safety failures in the city.

Haryana rainwater harvesting rules mandate mandatory online certification for property owners, with a strict eight-week window to fix all drainage deficiencies.

The Tamil Nadu RWA alliance demands a transparent statewide property tax audit to recover hundreds of crores in lost revenue from corrupt assessments today.

The Haryana Real Estate Regulatory Authority-Gurugram has cleared 35 projects in 2026. This move demonstrates the region's commitment to building transparency.

National Building Construction Standards update changes India construction compliance. This policy shift impacts fire safety rules and project development.

New building construction standards replace the national building code in India, introducing voluntary guidelines to enhance innovation and market flexibility.

Telangana fire safety amendments target updated building compliance rules to enhance urban safety, impacting development projects across Hyderabad this year.

Ghaziabad fire safety norms remain under scrutiny as authorities identify 42 unsafe buildings, highlighting critical gaps in regional residential maintenance.

Gurugram unauthorised construction: The Supreme Court issued a notice regarding building code violations in Chakkarpur, highlighting urban compliance risks.

The Mumbai OC amnesty plan stalls as the BMC faces challenges with complex eligibility rules affecting thousands of residential units across the city.

Nashik rainwater harvesting compliance drive mandates functional systems in large buildings to improve groundwater levels across the city by mid-2026.

Goa property FAR norms face new judicial scrutiny as the Bombay High Court mandates that all building approvals remain subject to pending legal petitions.

Nashik residential properties face scrutiny as 45,700 units remain occupied without completion documents, impacting municipal revenue and urban planning.

The proposed Bengaluru building deviation plan examines policy shifts that may legalize construction violations while creating significant urban risks.

Belagavi building violations are under scrutiny as city officials launch an investigation into a ten-storey project located in the Shivaji Nagar district.