Property

India’s growth engine is showing signs of deceleration. In its latest report, the World Bank has cut India’s GDP forecast for FY27 to 6.3%, down by 20 basis points (bps) from prior estimates — signaling caution ahead. Alongside, it has highlighted a pressing need for structural reforms to sustain momentum. This revision comes amid global […]

1. A Dramatic Turnaround India Cements (ICL) is making a sharp comeback. Under its new majority control by UltraTech Cement, the company has: Slashed its debt by about 55% year-over-year. Delivered a positive EBITDA in Q1 FY26 (₹92.31 crore) compared to a loss of ₹9.16 crore in the same period last year. These are bold

India’s largest airline, IndiGo, has taken a bold leap. Starting October 26, 2025, the airline will inaugurate direct Mumbai (BOM) → London Heathrow (LHR) flights — a route many airline watchers have speculated about, but few expected this early. For travellers, businesses, NRIs, and airline competitors, this launch signals not just route expansion but confidence

Foxconn (Hon Hai Precision Industry), the world’s largest contract electronics manufacturer and Apple’s top assembler, announced record third-quarter revenue for 2025 — but also revealed that it fell short of analysts’ forecasts. At first glance, that might look like a contradiction. But the nuances tell a more interesting story — one where global AI demand,

Navi Mumbai’s wetlands face escalating threats from urban development, dumping, infrastructure projects, and regulatory ambiguity. Many of these wetlands play essential ecological roles: They serve as stopover habitats for migratory birds, including flamingos. They act as natural buffers against floods, absorbing excess water, mitigating storm surges, and supporting groundwater recharge. They support biodiversity — mangroves,

Before: The Problem in Conventional Redevelopment Mumbai and its suburbs (including Navi Mumbai’s nodes like Vashi) have many old buildings/housing societies built decades ago. Some of the issues: Aging structures: weak foundations, plumbing, wiring, and no earthquake resistance. Inadequate amenities: lack of open spaces, parking, and modern infrastructure. Multiple ownership structures, small plots, and legacy

1. Attention: Not Just Another Actress Ananya Panday began her journey as a Bollywood actor, but by 2025, her brand has grown well beyond silver screen roles. Today, she is one of the few Indian actresses recognised globally in the fashion world, making business plays, and weaving her “real life” persona into her public identity.

When you buy a property, you usually check the sale deed, encumbrance certificate, and do legal due diligence. But even careful checks can miss hidden problems: Unknown heirs or missing successors claiming ownership Forged or fraudulent documents in the past title chain Undisclosed mortgages, liens, or unpaid taxes Errors in registration or boundary disputes Mistakes

Redevelopment in Maharashtra—particularly in Mumbai and its suburbs—has historically suffered from fragmented oversight, slow approvals, legal disputes, claims of unfair practices, and inconsistent regulation. Many housing societies and cooperative groups struggle with multiple authorities (municipal corporations, MHADA, RERA, SRA, etc.) to get clearances. Disputes between developers and societies over obligations, floor space, costs, and delays

The festive season of 2025 did more than spark celebrations — it also lit up Mumbai’s real estate market. Reports suggest Mumbai saw a 23% surge in property registrations, fueled by renewed buyer confidence, favorable timing of festivals, and stable economic conditions. This isn’t just a seasonal bump. It signals deeper strength in the market,