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                In a decisive move to fast-track one of India’s most ambitious infrastructure projects, the  Uttar Pradesh  Government-has  appointed senior IAS officer  Rakesh Kumar Singh  as the new  CEO of the Yamuna Expressway Industrial Development Authority (YEIDA)  and  Chief Nodal Officer for the Noida International Airport (Jewar Airport) . This leadership change signals a renewed administrative push as the state gears up for the next phase of development in Western Uttar Pradesh. 🛫 Jewar Airport Project: Current Status & Timeline The  Noida International Airport (NIA) , also known as Jewar Airport, is set to become  India’s largest greenfield airport  upon completion. Located in  Gautam Buddh Nagar , the project is being developed by  Zurich Airport International AG  through its Indian arm,  Yamuna International Airport Pvt. Ltd. (YIAPL) . ✈️ Timeline & C...

Yamuna Expressway Industrial Development Authority (YEIDA)  is today among the fastest-growing industrial and urban corridors in North India. Strategically connecting Delhi-NCR to Agra and housing India’s biggest upcoming airport —  Noida International Airport (Jewar Airport)  — this corridor is witnessing unprecedented investment from domestic and global companies. In this blog, we will cover: Which major companies have invested in YEIDA land so far How much land and money they have committed How many jobs they are likely to create in the next 5 years And what this means for the future population and urbanisation of the re YEIDA gion. Let’s dive in! 📌  Why Investors & Companies Prefer Yamuna Expressway The Yamuna Expressway region has emerged as an attractive hotspot due to: Proximity to Delhi-NCR & upcoming Jewar Airport  (Asia’s biggest airport on completion) World-class road connectivity  (165 km six-lane expressway from Greater Noida to Agra) ...

Introduction In 2025, the Government of India unveiled a draft law that promises to overhaul the country’s property registration system for the first time in over a century. The new legislation, titled the  Registration Bill, 2025 , is set to replace the archaic Registration Act of 1908. This blog aims to break down the key highlights, explain the changes in simple terms, and shed light on why this reform is crucial for every property owner, buyer, seller, and investor in India. 1. Why a New Law Was Needed? The original Registration Act, 1908 was created during British rule. At the time, land records were mostly manual, property transactions were few, and there was no concept of digital identity or online verification. Fast forward to today: India has seen rapid urbanisation and property transactions have multiplied. Fraud and land disputes are common due to outdated or fake documentation. Technology has evolved, but the law hasn't. Hence, the  Registration Bill, 2025  is...