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The plan will see the construction of social apartments up to 12 storeys high in the Liberties

The ACT Auditor-General says the waterfront project, now six years overdue, cost almost $19 million more than was initially planned, for just two-thirds of the work.

A total of 15 officials from five government departments were suspended on the orders of Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath for their negligence that led to the fire tragedy that took place at a hotel in Lucknow that claimed four lives. Read more on Dynamite News:

The high-level committee formed to probe the hotel Levana fire tragedy that claimed four lives, has submitted its report to the state government. Read more on Dynamite News

LUCKNOW: Moving a step further towards developing a Jurassic era theme park in the city, the Lucknow Development Authority has allocated Rs 5 crore for the project.

LUCKNOW: The Lucknow Development Authority (LDA) on Wednesday sealed the Levana Suits hotel where four people were killed in a fire two day's back.

LUCKNOW: Day after Lucknow development authority recommended action against 22 engineers including retired and those who have been transferred to other districts now, the state government on Tuesday has asked authority to take action against other officers also who were involved in protecting Hotel Levana for years.

LUCKNOW: The rooftop rainwater harvesting (RWH) system in 16 multi-storey Riverview apartments in Gomtinagar extension are lying dysfunctional while in one building it has not been constructed, resulting in lakhs of litres of rainwater going waste.

The Manipur government’s proposed mega ecotourism project at the Loktak lake – a site of global significance under the Ramsar convention and home to the critically endangered sangai deer – has again waded in troubled waters. Tenders to appoint consultants for the Rs 1,700 crore project in Bishnupur district were…

LUCKNOW: Two additional courts will be set up in Lucknow Development Authority (LDA) for speedy disposal of cases of illegal construction and plotting.

LUCKNOW: Indra Mani Tripathi, the newly-appointed vice chairperson of Lucknow Development Authority, has made it clear to his staff that files pending for more than three days will have repercussions and responsibility and accountability would be fixed for negligence.