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Noida Authority gives revised master plan for Sports City project formal approval

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The Noida Authority has formally approved a revised master layout plan for a Sports City project. This approval follows board meetings held on January 3 and April 6 of this year. The final formal approval letter was issued on May 6. The action represents a procedural step forward for the planned development.

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