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People have shown immense interest in RHB’s housing schemes: Arora
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Arora directed officers to strengthen help desks related to schemes in cities so that the common man doesn’t face any difficulty in applying
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Shivendra Parmar Jaipur: RHB Commissioner Pawan Arora chaired an important meeting at the Board Headquarters, ‘Awas Bhawan’ on Tuesday and reviewed the works of various progressive residential-business and innovative schemes going on across the state and issued necessary guidelines. Arora said that people have shown great enthusiasm towards the new housing schemes launched on March 1 in 17 cities of the state. “In Jaipur, there was tremendous attraction among peo- ple towards apartments & villas,” he said & reviewed the work being done under 12 schemes & directed to draw lotteries for 13 schemes.
Pawan Arora chairs a meeting to review the works of various ongoing residential-business and innovative schemes across the State at Awas Bhawan in Jaipur. Also seen are KC Meena, GS Baghela, Anil Mathur, Amit Agrawal and others.
“RHB has set a record of automatically sending deposit amount of unsuccessful applicants of various schemes to their accounts within 72 hours. In Wednesday Auction Festival too, deposit amount of unsuccessful applicants is automatically refunded in 72 hours,” he said.
Jaipur: The thrill of IPL can also be enjoyed along with delicious food at Mansarovar & Pratapnagar Chaupatis. RHB Commissioner Pawan Arora said that keeping in view the craze of residents of Jaipur towards IPL, the Board has made arrangements for them to watch live IPL matches on big screens in both the. “Visitors would be able to experience the thrill and excitement of an IPL match here along with delicious food along with the
In view of the IPL tournament starting from April 19 and the enthusiasm of the youth, the Chaupati management has also made special arrangements,” Arora said. It is worth mentioning that earlier IPL matches were also telecasted on the video wall of Chaupatis and a large number of cricket lovers thronged here.
