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India Plans Faster Airport-Zone Height Clearances With Local NOCs and Digital Tools

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The Indian government is planning reforms to speed up building height approvals for constructions near airports. Developers in major cities like Delhi and Mumbai will receive height clearances much earlier in the planning process. Local urban bodies are set to take on the responsibility of issuing height no-objection certificates (NOCs), reducing dependence on central authorities. Automated digital systems will also be introduced to significantly cut down overall project clearance timelines. The changes aim to streamline the construction approval process and reduce delays for developers working in airport-adjacent zones.

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