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Time of India
a day ago
- Business
- Time of India
LDA clears 53 pending files in a day
Lucknow: The Lucknow Development Authority (LDA) held a 'Single Table Clearance Day' on Saturday, during which 53 pending files were cleared. The drive was conducted under the direction of LDA vice-chariman Prathamesh Kumar at the Parijat auditorium. Officers and employees from all departments, including section officers, assistant accountants, engineers, and clerks, participated with their respective pending files. The VC and secretary personally reviewed the cases and issued immediate decisions to fast-track the clearance process. According to additional secretary Gyanendra Verma, the initiative aimed to eliminate inter-departmental delays by bringing all stakeholders together in one place. Officials gathered by 11:30am and worked collectively to clear files on the spot. The resolved cases included 19 related to property registry, 24 transfer cases, five engineering files, three refund cases, and two freehold matters. LDA officials said the initiative ensured 100% action on all files presented and helped streamline internal coordination.
Time of India
11-06-2025
- General
- Time of India
Lucknow development body holds lottery for Anant Nagar Yojana housing scheme
LUCKNOW : The much-anticipated lottery for the Lucknow Development Authority 's (LDA) Anant Nagar Yojana housing scheme commenced on Tuesday. The draw began with the allotment of 112-square-metre plots for general category applicants. The lottery for the first phase, comprising 334 plots, was conducted at the Mercury Hall of Indira Gandhi Pratishthan. A total of 13,031 applicants registered online for this phase. The draw is scheduled to continue over the next four days. LDA additional secretary Gyanendra Verma said the lottery is being conducted in the presence of applicants to maintain full transparency. The entire process is also being live-streamed on YouTube. He added that plots of various sizes will be allotted through the lottery, including 121 plots of 112.5 sq m, 39 plots of 162 sq m, 50 plots of 200 sq m, 105 plots of 288 sq m, and 19 plots of 450 sq m.
Time of India
10-06-2025
- General
- Time of India
Lottery for housing scheme held
Lucknow: The much-anticipated lottery for the Lucknow Development Authority's (LDA) Anant Nagar Yojana housing scheme commenced on Tuesday. The draw began with the allotment of 112-square-metre plots for general category applicants. The lottery for the first phase, comprising 334 plots, was conducted at the Mercury Hall of Indira Gandhi Pratishthan. A total of 13,031 applicants registered online for this phase. The draw is scheduled to continue over the next four days. LDA additional secretary Gyanendra Verma said the lottery is being conducted in the presence of applicants to maintain full transparency. The entire process is also being live-streamed on YouTube. He added that plots of various sizes will be allotted through the lottery, including 121 plots of 112.5 sq m, 39 plots of 162 sq m, 50 plots of 200 sq m, 105 plots of 288 sq m, and 19 plots of 450 sq m.
Hindustan Times
10-06-2025
- Business
- Hindustan Times
13,000 vie for 334 plots at LDA housing scheme; 4-day lottery begins today
Lucknow Development Authority (LDA) will launch its first lottery for its ambitious Anant Nagar (Mohaan Road) Housing Scheme on Tuesday. As many as 13,031 people, who've registered for it, are expected to vie for 334 residential plots under the Adarsh Khand phase of the township. The lottery will be conducted over four days at Indira Gandhi Pratishthan's Mercury Hall. To ensure transparency, it will be streamed live on LDA's official YouTube channel. LDA officials said the response to the scheme reflects the city's housing demand. The online registration for these 334 plots was open between April 4 and May 5. Secretary Vivek Srivastava confirmed that all registered applicants deposited the required registration amount to participate in the draw. Additional secretary Gyanendra Verma said a phased approach was adopted due to the high number of applicants and multiple plot sizes on offer—ranging from 112.5 to 450 square metres. LDA vice-chairman Prathamesh Kumar said the Anant Nagar scheme was being developed across 785 acres and was one of the authority's most expensive townships to date. The township will cater to over 1.5 lakh residents, with plans for 2,100 residential plots, 120 commercial plots, 10,000+ flats across 60 group housing plots, 5,000 buildings for EWS and LIG categories and dedicated PMAY (Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana) units.
