After almost a year’s break, the Maharashtra Housing and Area Development Authority (Mhada) will conduct a lottery for the sale of 2,593 flats on May 31. Of these, 1,726 flats are in Mira Road while 867 are located in Sion, Kurla, Borivli and Charkop. It seems Mhada has learnt its lessons as the flats put [...]

Nearly four years after the new township policy was framed by the state government, the land-starved Maharashtra housing board is all set to develop its first township close to Panvel. Spread across 100 acres, the township, proposed jointly with the Maharashtra State Road Development Corporation (MSRDC), is located off the old national highway connecting Mumbai [...]

Maharashtra Housing Area Development Authority (MHADA) housing has announced the Application for flats in Mumbai. This time record 4,034 houses up for grabs. This time MHADA is providing Forms online which can be downloaded from 27-04-2011 To 16-05-2011. Draw of Flats will be purely on Lottery Basis. Number of Houses Lower Income Group (LIG) – [...]

The Maharashtra Housing and Area Development Authority (MHADA) is putting up nearly 6,000 low-cost houses in Mumbai for sale in May 2011. The price range of these flats will be between Rs.4.5lakh and Rs.56lakh, as per the income of the applicant & the location of the MHADA flat in Mumbai. Locations of low-cost MHADA flats [...]

The Supreme Court has directed that the \”best 5\” rule would apply to both SSC and ICSE students of Maharashtra for admission to Class XI during the present academic year and stayed a portion of the Bombay High Court order which had quashed the rule. The apex court\’s interim order would now pave the way [...]

After almost a month-long drama, finally, the cat is out of the bag. The Bombay High Court announced its verdict regarding the Maharashtra Government\’s \’Best of Five\’ policy for the SSC board on Wednesday, June 23. As a result, 12.73 lakh SSC students have found themselves in a soup regarding junior college admissions. They will [...]

The wait may finally be over for Standard X students looking to apply for admissions to first year junior college as the Bombay high court has scheduled the judgment in the best-five case on Wednesday. Day-long arguments concluded before a division bench of acting chief Justice J N Patel and Justice S C Dharmadhikari, as [...]

Even as suspense continues over the admissions to Class XI with the Bombay High Court adjourning the petition till Tuesday, the Maharashtra Government has contended that the “Best-of-Five” policy was the best and in the interest of students. “The decision is backed by application of mind by experts and not hasty decision,” SP Khorgade, Under [...]