Residential project in Zirakpur receives occupancy certificate

OC approval now allows developer to formally hand over possession to residents

Tribune News Service

Zirakpur, Updated At : 06:03 PM Jul 30, 2025 IST

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Eco-luxury residential project, Green Lotus Utsav, has officially received its Occupancy Certificate (OC) from the Punjab government.

Located on Airport Road, Zirakpur, Green Lotus Utsav is known for its sustainable construction, IGBC pre-certified Platinum rating, and commitment to green living. The OC approval now allows the developer to formally hand over possession to residents.

This development also puts to rest misinformation circulating on social media. With government validation now in place, customers can move into a legal and compliant project.

Amit Mittal, Managing Director, said, “This OC is not just a certificate. It’s a testimony to our commitment, perseverance, and the trust our buyers have placed in us.”

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