Kashi Homes Khopoli, Navi Mumbai

KASHI HOMES PRIVATE LIMITED was incorporated on 17 Dec 2010 as a private company, with its registered office in Khopoli, Maharashtra. The company is registered at Registrar of Companies, Mumbai. Its authorized share capital is Rs. 1000000.00 and its paid up capital is Rs. 100000.00. The company’s CIN is U45200MH2010PTC200192.

Gami Group is developing a luxurious project in Vashi, Navi Mumbai, with construction having reached 80% completion and 60% of the inventory sold. The project is located in sector 26, easily accessible from Palm Beach Road and the Thane-Belapur highway, close to industrial areas, MIDC, IT hubs and APMC market.

EV Homes is undertaking redevelopment projects in Vashi, Navi Mumbai, focusing on locations where older constructions are nearing the end of their lifespan. The company emphasizes truthfulness and transparency in its dealings, aiming to fulfill promises made to customers.

The Bombay High Court has sought a response from the state government regarding the grievances of over 900 flat buyers in Taloja, Navi Mumbai, who allege being defrauded by a construction company. The court has restrained the attachment of properties under MPIDA and urged authorities to expedite the completion of the stalled housing project.

EV Homes director, Vicky Thomas, discussed redevelopment projects in Navi Mumbai, highlighting the challenges and opportunities in redeveloping older societies. He mentioned obtaining a High Court order in the case of a society where minority members were impeding redevelopment work.

The Bombay High Court criticized the proliferation of unauthorized buildings in Navi Mumbai, noting that the violations reflect governance failures impacting middle-class homebuyers. The court noted that nearly 2,100 structures in Navi Mumbai have been built without approval or in breach of sanctioned development plans.

Actress Jacqueline Fernandez visited Kashi Vishwanath Temple in Varanasi, expressing that the city was more beautiful and peaceful than she had imagined. She offered prayers and explored the Ganga ghats, also enjoying local street food.

The Varanasi police arrested five cyber criminals for a Rs42.50 lakh fraud. The accused used forged documents to illegally change address details on Aadhaar cards and open bank accounts for committing cyber fraud.