Tamil Nadu Excavation Curbs Stall Construction Projects, Warns CREDAI

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Tamil Nadu's construction industry is facing significant disruptions due to restrictions on excavation activities. The Confederation of Real Estate Developers' Associations of India (CREDAI) has flagged the issue, warning of serious consequences for ongoing projects. The curbs have led to delays in both project execution and completion timelines. Developers are now at risk of breaching their commitments to buyers and stakeholders as a result of these holdups.

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