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Housing, climate resilience and urban development took centre stage at the 13th Session of the World Urban Forum, where delegates exchanged ideas and practical solutions for the challenges facing cities worldwide. The 13th Session of the World Urban Forum brought together political leaders, urban planners and development experts to discuss the future of cities. Housing affordability, climate resilience and sustainable growth dominated discussions as delegates exchanged experiences and...
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Maharashtra CIDCO Homes scheme: Application steps, eligibility, allotment process explained
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Affordable housing now crosses Rs 45 lakh — but govt limit stays unchanged
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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang declines Warren’s request to testify at AI hearing
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How the relocation of a Bunnings store ignited a furore in this town
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Q&A: How approval processes drive up housing costs in major cities
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Woman 'too freaked out' to call police makes terrifying discovery after hearing noises in her attic
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