Urban & Housing Development Conference, 15-17 Oct. 2012, New Delhi

Urban & Housing Development Conference, 15-17 Oct. 2012, New Delhi; Endorsed by NIREM

The Urban & Housing Development conference will be a one-stop platform that will encapsulate cutting-edge issues, strategic solutions, investment strategies and pertinent case studies in urban planning, infrastructure, housing development and housing finance.

Organized at Sheraton New Delhi hotel, the conference is a three day power packed event organized by Marcus Evans and endorsed by NIREM. The total expected participants are 150-200 delegates and 30 speakers. 

Why should you attend this conference? The conference provides you a rare opportunity to benefit from the diverse experience of distinguished speakers, drawn from Government, Public & Private Sector, Educational Institutes, Non-Governmental Organizations, Trade bodies etc.

If you are associated with the Indian urban issues in general and township and city development and finance in particular you should not miss this rare opportunity to learn through a combination of presentations and discussions.

What should you do next? Please get in touch with Ms. Esther Wong at Email: estherw@marcusevanskl.com or info@nirem.org You can avail attractive discount on registration for this high impact conference by quoting reference ‘EN-NIREM’.

Delhi clears Rs.1,100 crore for housing projects

Delhi's State-Level Steering Committee on Jawaharlal Nehru National Urban Renewal Mission (JNNURM) Friday cleared five dwelling projects worth Rs.1,136 crore. 

Under the projects, 7,672 rooms offering ten-bedded and five-bedded dormitories would be constructed by the Delhi State Industrial and Infrastructure Development Corporation at an estimated cost of Rs.906.30 crore.

Under other two projects, two sets of 3,052 and 3,600 rooms will be constructed at Kanjhawala and under two more projects 4,620 rooms will be constructed at Samaspur at a total cost of Rs.229.83 crore.

The accommodations will be rented out to firms, contractors for industrial workers and to other migrant workers who cannot afford to rent homes at market rates.

JNNURM is a massive city-modernisation scheme launched by the ministry of urban development.

The meeting was chaired by Delhi Chief Minister Sheila Dikshit.