Bengaluru: TDR process to go completely digital to speed up infrastructure projects
The digitisation move has been planned to make the process of obtaining TDR more transparent and reduce delays, and facilitate faster land acquisition for road widening and other infrastructure projects.
The Hindu · · 1 min read ·
The digitisation move has been planned to make the process of obtaining TDR more transparent and reduce delays, and facilitate faster land acquisition for road widening and other infrastructure projects.
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