Why Punjab Government’s decision on stilt+4 will open a Pandora’s box

Name: Why Punjab Government’s decision on stilt+4 will open a Pandora’s box
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Description: Why Punjab Government’s decision on stilt+4 will open a Pandora’s box

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In this episode of DecodePunjab, The Tribune’s Deputy Editor Pradeep Sharma and Special Correspondent Rajmeet Singh talk to Jit Kumar Gupta, eminent urban planning expert, about Punjab Government’s recent decision on allowing stilt 4 and whether Punjab will learn a lesson from Haryana’s controversial policy. #PunjabNews #StiltPlus4 #UrbanDevelopment #RealEstatePunjab #PunjabGovernment #BuildingPolicy #HousingCrisis #MohaliNews #ChandigarhTricity #PunjabUpdates #Infrastructure #PropertyPolicy #realestatenews

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