Arvind Kejriwal led the Aam Aadmi Party almost replicated the AAP's fairy-tale victory of 2015 by riding on his government's development ag...

"What we have suggested is that given that they have reduced the manufacturing corporate tax rate to 15 per cent...the fact that the SEZ su...

The book aims making the new generation aware of ancient Indian culture and the ‘Bhartiya’ dimension to science, technology and so on.

The Mumbai-based developer is in advanced stage of discussions to close first large FSI (floor space index) sale transaction in its project...

According to the data, 26 of the first time MPs never asked a question, not even a supplementary, while six just posed one question in thes...

The potential buyers are conducting due diligence on both these land parcels, he said, adding that the company has an industrial plot in Ba...

As part of its debt-reduction strategy , it is also looking at selling its nearly 100-acre land parcel in Hyderabad.

The realty firm wants to sell off its 100-acre land parcel in Hyderabad and some of its commercial projects in Mumbai this fiscal.

Following relaxation in SEZ norms, HDIL has decided to scrap plan to sell the 70-acre land parcel at Kochi Special Economic Zone.

Debt-laden property developer HDIL has put its 70-acre land parcel in Kochi on the block for mobilising funds.

Mumbai airport has terminated a contract with Housing Development & Infrastructure Ltd (HDIL) to resettle 1 million slumdwellers.

Modi's induction was on expected lines as there was a growing clamour within the party for giving him a prominent role outside Gujarat.

Despite the assurance that the company is not in financial distress, the stock extended the cumulative losses in the past three sessions to...

Real estate analysts say HDIL is facing a double whammy of delay in approvals and weak demand in the Mumbai property market.

HOUSING Development and Infrastructure is planning to launch residential projects spread over 27 million sq ft in the next six months.

The Income-tax department on Thursday raided 12 premises of HDIL, a Mumbai-based real estate developer, and questioned HDIL on three issues.

If banks restructure debt, developers can now focus on finishing their projects rather than worrying about debt repayment.