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    US Independence Day 2024: Best cities for celebrating 4th of July. Here is list of 10 cities. Know in detail

    WalletHub has published the list of best cities for celebrating the 4th of July. The cities were judged based on the number of affordable restaurants, average beer and wine prices, accessibility to fireworks and lowest share of fatal crashes. Know which city has topped the list.

    HUA ministry extends deadline for Smart Cities Mission till March 2025

    The Union housing and urban affairs ministry has announced an extension of the Smart Cities Mission deadline until March 2025, allowing completion of ongoing projects. This comes after requests from states facing delays. As of July 3, 2024, 100 cities have completed 90% of projects worth Rs 1,44,237 crore, with remaining projects in advanced stages. The allocated budget of Rs 48,000 crore has seen 97 per cent released by the Union government, with 93 per cent funds utilised.

    Amaravati will be rebuilt by restoring investor confidence, brand image: Andhra CM Naidu

    Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu vowed to rebuild Amaravati, overcoming hurdles from the previous YSRCP regime by restoring investor confidence and reconstructing the city's brand image. He plans to execute the project swiftly, incorporating modern advancements from the existing masterplan developed with Singapore. Naidu highlights Amaravati's historical significance and potential to generate jobs and tax revenue, aiming to revive the city's economy and reputation.

    Mid-sized cities to emerge as big demand centre for EVs: Report

    Lucknow, Thiruvananthapuram, and Gurugram shine in electric car sales growth. Tier 2 cities emerge as pivotal for electric two-wheeler market. Financial support crucial for tier 3 cities' EV growth. Bengaluru and Jaipur lead in EV adoption. Wealthier cities drive electric vehicle growth, while private uptake fuels tier 2 cities' demand.

    Puravankara acquires a 7-acre land parcel in Hebbagodi, Bengaluru, with potential GDV of Rs. 900 Crore

    Real estate developer Puravankara has acquired a 7.26-acre land parcel in Hebbagodi, Bengaluru, for a luxury project, adding a potential GDV of over Rs 900 crore. With recent acquisitions in Mumbai, the group's total GDV is now Rs 1,550 crore. Strategically located near Electronics City, Hebbagodi is ideal for residential developments, catering to IT professionals. Puravankara plans to acquire 20 million sq ft of land by year-end for growth in Mumbai, Bangalore, and Delhi-NCR.

    Hong Kong, Singapore most expensive cities to live in the world; where do Mumbai & Delhi stand?

    According to Mercer's cost-of-living data report, Hong Kong, Singapore, and Zurich are the most expensive cities for international workers in 2024, maintaining their positions from last year. The cities with the lowest living costs are Islamabad, Lagos, and Abuja. Mumbai is the highest-ranked Indian city at 136th, with Delhi moving up to 165th. Other Indian cities listed are Chennai (189), Bengaluru (195), Hyderabad (202), Pune (205), and Kolkata (207).

    • Will build film city in Mysuru, says Karnataka CM Siddaramaiah

      Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah announced plans to build a film city in Mysuru, offering 100 acres of land for the project and emphasising a public-private partnership approach. He also pledged steps towards establishing a Kannada OTT platform, fulfilling a long-held dream of Kannada film legend Dr. Rajkumar. Siddaramaiah criticised the previous BJP government for inaction on the film city initiative and vowed to address the OTT platform issue.

      UP govt says Noida Film City project to create 50,000 jobs, benefit 5-7 lakh people indirectly

      YEIDA chief executive officer Arun Vir Singh said the constitution of a film city alongside the upcoming airport in Jewar was Adityanath' vision, which is now set to become a reality. "Construction of the Film City is scheduled to begin within the next four to six months, with film-related activities expected to commence within three years," Singh said.

      Few cities have effective heat action plans: Report

      Cities lack heatwave preparedness, with limited resources allocated to mitigate extreme heat impact. Recommendations include redefining heat waves based on 'feels like' temperature and setting new warm night thresholds. Implementing local thresholds for early warning systems, considering factors like the urban heat island effect, is crucial to combat escalating heatwave challenges and prevent heat-related deaths.

      Yamuna authority signs concession agreement for Film City project near Jewar airport in Noida

      The Film City project in Noida, developed through strategic partnerships and industry collaborations, aims to create a vibrant hub for entertainment and business. With designated zones for various activities, including an amusement park and commercial use, the project signifies a significant step towards enhancing the region's media infrastructure and economic growth.

      In 2020, only 4% could not access an urban centre in India, reveals study

      In 2020, only four per cent of India's population lacked access to an urban centre, according to a study published in the journal Nature Cities. The research, led by the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) of the United Nations, Italy, examined over 30,000 urban centres globally. The study highlighted that three per cent of India's population could only reach towns within an hour of travel.

      Consumer spending peaks in non-metro Indian cities: Visa

      Visa, a global digital payments provider, revealed on Thursday that non-metro cities in India such as Dharamshala, Mullanpur, and Vishakapatnam are emerging as the biggest daily spenders. This insight comes from Visa Consulting and Analytics' consumer spending trends for the 2024 summer cricket season. Notably, there has been an overall increase in online transactions across all segments, with food and grocery delivery apps showing a 23% surge in usage.

      Vienna tops the list of 10 best cities to live in the world, Pakistan’s Karachi features in the bottom 10

      The Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU) annually releases its Global Liveability Index, ranking cities based on stability, healthcare, culture and environment, education, and infrastructure. In the 2024 report, Vienna, Austria, remains the top city for the third consecutive year, praised for its cultural vibrancy and exceptional public services. However, cities like Karachi, Pakistan, and Dhaka, Bangladesh, are among the least livable, ranking in the bottom ten.

      Why is Singapore the world’s most expensive city?

      A report by a Swiss bank has noted that Singapore is the world’s most expensive city. Hong Kong, London, Shanghai and Monaco are some of the other cities in the ranking.

      Budget 2024 HRA Exemption: Will Bengaluru, Hyderabad, other non-metro cities be included in 50% HRA tax exemption list?

      Budget 2024 HRA Exemption: Many employers offer an HRA as part of their employees' compensation. If an employee receiving HRA is paying rent for their accommodation, they can claim a tax exemption on the HRA. Currently, a rented house in Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata, and Chennai qualifies for a 50% exemption from HRA, while those located in other places come under the 40% bracket.

      Stock Radar: 20% rally in 3 months! City Union Bank hits fresh 52-week high in June; time to buy or book profits?

      City Union Bank (CUB) has surged over 20% in 3 months, supported by technical indicators like RSI and MACD. Analyst Shilpa Rout sees a short-covering rally potential above 170 levels with 150 as a key support.

      World’s “Impossibly unaffordable” cities ranking: Five cities in the US

      In a report released by a university in California which ranked cities based on their unaffordable real estate, five cities from the US are in the top 10 list. Four of these cities are from the state of California.

      Uttar Pradesh: ED files second prosecution complaint in Shine City fraud case

      The ED has now filed a prosecution complaint against Asif Naseem, Rashid Naseem, Amitabh Kumar Srivastava, Meera Srivastava and 11 Shine City Group companies. The court took cognizance of the prosecution complaint on June 10.

      Water crisis: AAP-BJP blame game rages on, city reels under shortage amid severe heat

      AAP and BJP intensify politics over Delhi water shortage crisis, with AAP accusing BJP of deliberately creating the situation to trouble people amid severe water crisis in the national capital.

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