Motia’s Apna Ghar fest begins

Developed on New Chandigarh Road, Kurali, the project offers plots in 100-150 square yards.

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Mohali, Updated At : 03:15 AM Sep 27, 2025 IST

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Apna Ghar Festival, an event hosted by renowned Motia Builders Group for their residential plotting project Motia Dwarka Riverfront, began amid an enthusiastic rush of customers and investors. Scheduled to be held from September 24 to 30, the event was inaugurated by Brahmkumari Anita didi.

Developed on New Chandigarh Road, Kurali, the project offers plots in 100-150 square yards. Those booking a residential plot during the festival stand to avail special festive discount, a 24 carat gold ginni, on booking and a chance of trip to Dubai.

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