The Bengaluru e-Khata drive records 809 new applications on the second day. The initiative simplifies property documentation for residents across the city.

Bengaluru e-Khata system now allows 13 lakh owners to self-correct details online, as Greater Bengaluru Authority simplifies digital land documentation logs.

Ahmedabad real estate fraud investigation reveals an ₹11.3 crore misappropriation case involving two managing partners in a Sola-based housing development.

Bengaluru e-Khata records are now accessible online, allowing property owners to download ownership documents instantly using their official tax ID numbers.

Nagpur property tax dues have surged to ₹1,919 crore, revealing systemic collection challenges that threaten to undermine essential local infrastructure works.

Housing society registration digitisation in Maharashtra transforms property governance by reducing document requirements from 29 down to 19 for residents.

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

Greater Bengaluru Authority governance reveals a new 5-corporation model for the city's 1.5 crore residents, impacting property tax and building approvals for FY2026.

Mundhwa land mutation probe in Pune reveals critical procedural lapses by revenue officials that hampered proper scrutiny.

Misuse shared buggies in housing societies reveals governance failures in Bengaluru and Mumbai real estate.

Emaar India FIR proceedings advance as Punjab Haryana High Court rejects quashing plea regarding Gurugram land dispute.

Madurai Corporation's digital asset mapping and ICCC upgrades streamline civic services, enhance tax administration, and drive smart city goals.

The Maharashtra government has initiated an inquiry, led by an Additional Chief Secretary, into alleged financial discrepancies concerning the Malad (East) Project Affected People (PAP) scheme. The decision immediately suspends ongoing work until governance issues are resolved, signaling tighter regulatory scrutiny in Mumbai’s large-scale rehabilitation sectors.

The Karnataka government has implemented an automated system for property mutations, aiming to handle nearly 98% of khata transfers digitally. This reform processes high volumes of transactions, significantly impacting property ownership record updates across the state, particularly in urban hubs like Bengaluru.

Western suburb resident associations in Mumbai met the Mayor to demand immediate regulatory action against excessive construction noise and airborne pollution. Key demands include stricter enforcement of working hours and dedicated officer oversight for developer compliance.