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RESIDENTIAL PLOTS SECTOR -15

Compliance Status
Partial Compliance
21.1801, 81.7720 Explore area
District
Raipur
Area
—
Promoter
NAYA RAIPUR DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY, THRU-VINAY KUMAR AGRAWAL
Project Information
Promoter NAYA RAIPUR DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY, THRU-VINAY KUMAR AGRAWAL
Type Plotted Development
Status New
Completion 24 Jan 2025
RERA No. PCGRERA300120001083
Registered 30 Jan 2020
Original End 31 Mar 2022
Total Units 78 · 78 sold
EWS Category NO
Construction Cost ₹ 39925000
Land Cost ₹ 77245000
Authorised Person VINAY KUMAR AGRAWAL
Address SECTOR 15, NAVA RAIPUR ATAL NAGAR
At a Glance
78
Total Units
78
Units Sold
-
Unsold
2
Legal Cases
Jan 2025
Target Completion
100%
Completion
Amenities & Facilities (6)
0
0%
INTERNAL ROADS AND FOOTPATHS
100%
SEWERAGE
100%
STORM WATER DRAINS
100%
STREET LIGHTING
100%
WATER SUPPLY
100%
Project Professionals
RAVI JAIN
STATUTORY CA
ABHISHEK GUPTA
QUARTERLY CA
MARS PLANNING & ENGINEERING SERVICES PVT. LTD.
ENGINEER
ANINDYA SARKAR
ARCHITECT
Project Analysis

360° Project Intelligence

Comprehensive analysis across regulatory, livability, market, filing activity, and market readiness dimensions.

Regulatory
43
6 of 14 checks · Weak Signals
Livability
55
Sector 15 · Moderate Signals
Legal
2
2 legal order(s) · 5 nearby
Filing Activity
282
225 docs · 57 quarterly updates
Market Readiness
25
New · due Jan 2025
Area Livability

Livability of Sector 15

Eighteen environmental, infrastructure and amenity parameters for the nearest mapped area (Sector 15 — 0.29 km from this project). Click any parameter for the underlying readings, thresholds and what they mean.



🏠 Livability Parameters

Latest readings for Sector 15. Only parameters with available data are shown below. Based on the latest readings for Sector 15.

C
Composite Score
55.3 /100
Average

🌬️ Air Quality

Final Score: 100.0/100 ↑ Higher is Better
ℹ️ What is Air Quality?AQI summarizes PM2.5, PM10 and gases. Lower pollution values improve public health outcomes.
AQI
50
Good
PM2.5
30.8 µg/m³
≤ 40
PM10
58.7 µg/m³
≤ 60
Scoring Breakdown
ParameterValueTarget / RuleStatus
PM2.5 30.8 µg/m³ ≤ 40
Good
PM10 58.7 µg/m³ ≤ 60
Good
NO₂ 9.6 µg/m³ ≤ 40
Good
💡 What does this mean for you?Cleaner air lowers respiratory burden and improves outdoor comfort.

💧 Water Quality

Final Score: 85.9/100 ↑ Higher is Better
ℹ️ What is Water Quality?Water quality combines chemistry, supply duration and contamination markers.
TDS
212 ppm
≤ 500
pH
7.98
6.5–8.5
Supply
10.5 hr/day
≥ 8 hr
Scoring Breakdown
ParameterValueTarget / RuleStatus
TDS 212 ppm ≤ 500
Good
Fluoride 0.68 mg/L ≤ 1.0
Good
Turbidity 2.1 NTU ≤ 1
Concern
💡 What does this mean for you?Better supply quality and consistency reduces dependence on tanker/groundwater fallback.

🧹 Sanitation

Final Score: 80.7/100 ↑ Higher is Better
ℹ️ What is Sanitation?Sanitation reflects ODF status, sewage treatment and waste management regularity.
ODF
ODF+
ODF++
Sewage Coverage
78%
≥ 80%
Drainage
85%
≥ 90%
Scoring Breakdown
ParameterValueTarget / RuleStatus
ODF Status ODF+ ODF++
Info
Sewage Coverage 78% ≥ 80%
Concern
Drainage Coverage 85% ≥ 90%
Concern
💡 What does this mean for you?Higher sanitation maturity lowers disease exposure and neighborhood nuisance.

🛣️ Infrastructure

Final Score: 30.8/100 ↑ Higher is Better
ℹ️ What is Infrastructure?Infrastructure score combines land use, urbanization, built form, night lights and terrain indicators.
Built-up
5.0%
Balanced band
Tree Cover
2.7%
≥ 15%
Urbanization
15.5
Higher better
Scoring Breakdown
ParameterValueTarget / RuleStatus
Built-up (LULC) 5.0% 40-70%
Contextual
Impervious Surface 17.7% < 70%
Good
NDVI Mean 0.280 > 0.3
Concern
Side-by-Side: 1000m vs 3000m Comparison
Parameter 1000m 3000m Average (Final)
Built-up (LULC) % 3.8% 6.2% 5.0%
Tree Cover % 2.7% 2.7% 2.7%
Urbanization Index 10.8 20.2 15.5
Infra Score 30.5 31.2 30.8
💡 What does this mean for you?Balanced built + green mix usually improves long-term livability resilience.

🏥 Amenities

Final Score: 31.6/100 ↑ Higher is Better
ℹ️ What is Amenities?Amenity score captures daily-access services in walk/short-drive radii.
Hospitals 500m
0
Target ≥1
Schools 1km
2
Target ≥3
Parks 500m
2
Target ≥1
Scoring Breakdown
ParameterValueTarget / RuleStatus
Hospitals (500m) 0 ≥1
Concern
Schools (1km) 2 ≥3
Concern
Markets (1km) 0 ≥1
Concern
💡 What does this mean for you?Higher local amenity density improves convenience and walkability.

🌳 Green Cover

Final Score: 51.9/100 ↑ Higher is Better
ℹ️ What is Green Cover?NDVI and vegetation structure are measured from satellite imagery to estimate neighborhood greenery.
NDVI Mean
0.277
Greenness index
Vegetation
41.7%
% green pixels
Dense Green
29.2%
Thick canopy
Scoring Breakdown
ParameterValueTarget / RuleStatus
NDVI Mean 0.277 0.5 maps to score 100
Weighted 40%
Vegetation % 41.7% Direct % (cap 100)
Weighted 30%
Dense Green % 29.2% Scaled from 50%
Weighted 20%
Parks within 500m 2 Count * 33 (cap 100)
Weighted 10%
Side-by-Side: 1000m vs 3000m Comparison
Parameter 1000m 3000m Average (Final)
NDVI Mean 0.304 0.250 0.277
Vegetation % 43.6% 39.7% 41.7%
Dense Green % 24.9% 33.5% 29.2%
Tree Canopy % 25.5% 26.7% 26.1%
Green Score 54.0 51.9 53.0
💡 What does this mean for you?Higher green metrics typically reduce heat stress and improve comfort.

🔊 Noise

Final Score: 100.0/100 ↑ Higher is Better
ℹ️ What is Noise?Noise uses measured day/night dB compared to CPCB zone limits.
Day dB
57.7
vs CPCB day limit
Night dB
52.7
vs CPCB night limit
Zone
residential
CPCB class
Scoring Breakdown
ParameterValueTarget / RuleStatus
Day Noise 57.7 dB ≤ 55.0 dB
Concern
Night Noise 52.7 dB ≤ 45.0 dB
Concern
Nearest Highway — m Higher usually quieter
Info
💡 What does this mean for you?Chronic high noise impacts stress, sleep quality and perceived comfort.

🌊 Flood Risk

Final Score: 10.0/100 ↑ Higher is Better
ℹ️ What is Flood Risk?Flood risk combines river exposure and local waterlogging vulnerability.
Overall Risk
Lowest
Lower is safer
River Risk
Low
Lower is safer
Waterlogging
Low
Lower is safer
Scoring Breakdown
ParameterValueTarget / RuleStatus
Overall Risk Lowest Low preferred
Info
River Flood Risk Low Low preferred
Info
Waterlogging Risk Low Low preferred
Info
💡 What does this mean for you?Lower flood risk means less disruption and lower hazard exposure.

🏚️ Earthquake Risk

Final Score: 10.0/100 ↑ Higher is Better
ℹ️ What is Earthquake Risk?Earthquake profile uses seismic zone, PGA and soil/liquefaction risk factors.
Seismic Zone
Zone II
Lower risk zone preferred
Risk Level
Low
Low preferred
Liquefaction
None
Low preferred
Scoring Breakdown
ParameterValueTarget / RuleStatus
Seismic Zone Zone II II preferred
Info
Risk Level Low Low preferred
Info
PGA (475yr) 0.0155g Lower preferred
Info
💡 What does this mean for you?Lower seismic hazard reduces structural and insurance risk exposure.

🌡️ Land Surface Temp

Final Score: 62.1/100 ↑ Higher is Better
ℹ️ What is Land Surface Temp?Land Surface Temperature reflects heat-island intensity from satellite thermal bands.
LST Mean
29.5°C
Lower better
LST Min
1.5°C
Context
LST Max
40.0°C
Lower better
Scoring Breakdown
ParameterValueTarget / RuleStatus
LST Mean 29.5°C 20°C best / 45°C worst
Weighted by formula
LST Score 62.0 0-100
Computed
Side-by-Side: 1000m vs 3000m Comparison
Parameter 1000m 3000m Average (Final)
LST Mean (°C) 29.4 29.5 29.5
LST Min (°C) 0.2 2.9 1.5
LST Max (°C) 40.0 40.0 40.0
LST Score 62.3 61.8 62.0
💡 What does this mean for you?Higher heat exposure affects comfort, cooling load and health risk.

🏗️ Built-up Density

Final Score: 95.0/100 ↑ Higher is Better
ℹ️ What is Built-up Density?Built-up density measures extent of developed surface versus open space.
Built-up %
5.0%
Lower better
Open Space %
95.0%
Higher better
Built-up Score
95.0
0-100
Scoring Breakdown
ParameterValueTarget / RuleStatus
Built-up % 5.0% Inverse scoring
Score = 100 - builtup%
Open Space % 95.0% Context
Info
Side-by-Side: 1000m vs 3000m Comparison
Parameter 1000m 3000m Average (Final)
Built-up % 3.8% 6.2% 5.0%
Open Space % 96.2% 93.8% 95.0%
Built-up Score 96.2 93.8 95.0
💡 What does this mean for you?Very high built-up often raises heat and runoff while reducing open environmental buffers.

💡 Night-time Lights

Final Score: 22.3/100 ↑ Higher is Better
ℹ️ What is Night-time Lights?Nighttime lights are a proxy for economic activity and electrification intensity.
Avg Radiance
11.16
Higher better
Max Radiance
18.64
Context
NTL Score
22.3
0-100
Scoring Breakdown
ParameterValueTarget / RuleStatus
Avg Radiance 11.16 Scaled to 50
Score = min(100, avg/50*100)
NTL Score 22.3 0-100
Computed
Side-by-Side: 1000m vs 3000m Comparison
Parameter 1000m 3000m Average (Final)
Avg Radiance 9.58 12.74 11.16
Max Radiance 14.74 22.54 18.64
NTL Score 19.2 25.5 22.3
💡 What does this mean for you?Higher radiance often indicates stronger urban activity but can correlate with light pollution.

🏞️ Water Bodies

Final Score: 100.0/100 ↑ Higher is Better
ℹ️ What is Water Bodies?Water-bodies score reflects permanent and seasonal water presence in the analysis radius.
Permanent Water
37.58%
Higher generally better
Seasonal Water
91.04%
Context
Water Score
100.0
0-100
Scoring Breakdown
ParameterValueTarget / RuleStatus
Permanent Water % 37.58% 70% weight
Scaled against 10%
Seasonal Water % 91.04% 30% weight
Scaled against 20%
Water Score 100.0 0-100
Computed
Side-by-Side: 1000m vs 3000m Comparison
Parameter 1000m 3000m Average (Final)
Permanent Water % 35.25% 39.91% 37.58%
Seasonal Water % 87.60% 94.47% 91.04%
Water Score 100.0 100.0 100.0
💡 What does this mean for you?Water presence can support cooling, recharge and ecological quality.

👥 Population Density

Final Score: 95.3/100 ↑ Higher is Better
ℹ️ What is Population Density?Population density indicates urban crowding pressure around the area.
Population
14,849
Estimated residents
Density/km²
938.5
Lower better for this score
Score
95.3
0-100
Scoring Breakdown
ParameterValueTarget / RuleStatus
Density/km² 938.5 Inverse scale up to 20,000
Lower -> higher score
Score 95.3 0-100
Computed
Side-by-Side: 1000m vs 3000m Comparison
Parameter 1000m 3000m Average (Final)
Population Total 2,922 26,776 14,849
Density / km² 930.0 947.0 938.5
Pop Density Score 95.4 95.3 95.3
💡 What does this mean for you?Extremely high density can increase pressure on services and mobility.

⛲ Groundwater

Final Score: 65.2/100 ↑ Higher is Better
ℹ️ What is Groundwater?Groundwater score combines moisture, recharge, drought and trend indicators.
Soil Moisture
145.928
Higher better
Recharge
1.27
Higher better
PDSI
2.99
Higher better
Scoring Breakdown
ParameterValueTarget / RuleStatus
Soil Moisture 145.928 30% weight
Scaled
Recharge 1.27 25% weight
Scaled
PDSI 2.99 20% weight
Scaled
SM Trend 0.0000 15% weight
Scaled
Precipitation 1,837.06 10% weight
Scaled
Side-by-Side: 1000m vs 3000m Comparison
Parameter 1000m 3000m Average (Final)
Soil Moisture 145.233 146.623 145.928
Recharge Estimate 1.60 0.93 1.27
PDSI 2.91 3.06 2.99
Groundwater Score 65.0 65.5 65.2
💡 What does this mean for you?Higher score suggests better long-term aquifer and moisture support conditions.

🌧️ Waterlogging

↑ Higher is Better
ℹ️ What is Waterlogging?Waterlogging combines topography, imperviousness and wetness indices across nearby grid cells.
Grid Count
17
Sampled cells
Avg Susceptibility
40.7
Lower is safer
High Risk Grids
0
High / Very High
Scoring Breakdown
ParameterValueTargetStatus
Avg Susceptibility 40.7 < 40
Concern
Avg Slope 2.37° > 1°
Good
Avg Impervious 1.9% < 70%
Good
💡 What does this mean for you?Higher susceptibility and low slope increase monsoon water stagnation probability.

🚶 Walkability & Safety

↑ Higher is Better
ℹ️ What is Walkability & Safety?OSM amenity metrics reflect pedestrian, safety and urban accessibility infrastructure.
Footpaths
0
Higher better
Street Lamps
0
Higher better
Police/Fire Access
0
Presence
Scoring Breakdown
ParameterValueTarget / RuleStatus
Footpaths (500m) 0 ≥ 3
Concern
Sidewalk Roads (1km) 0 ≥ 5
Concern
Nearest Police Station — m ≤ 2000m
Context
💡 What does this mean for you?Higher OSM accessibility/safety features generally improve everyday livability.

🌬️ Air Quality: Score Source

Formula: Score is taken from latest area_scores snapshot for this area.
ComponentValueWeight/RuleContribution
Sourcearea_scores (latest by score_date)PipelineWeighted model in backend
Use this info with the panel breakdown values and thresholds.
Final: See card score

💧 Water Quality: Score Source

Formula: Score is taken from latest area_scores snapshot for this area.
ComponentValueWeight/RuleContribution
Sourcearea_scores (latest by score_date)PipelineWeighted model in backend
Use this info with the panel breakdown values and thresholds.
Final: See card score

🧹 Sanitation: Score Source

Formula: Score is taken from latest area_scores snapshot for this area.
ComponentValueWeight/RuleContribution
Sourcearea_scores (latest by score_date)PipelineWeighted model in backend
Use this info with the panel breakdown values and thresholds.
Final: See card score

🛣️ Infrastructure: Infrastructure Score Formula

Formula: Composite weighted model from GHSL/ESA/VIIRS/Terrain features
ComponentValueWeight/RuleContribution
Urbanization index15.5020%SMOD
Built-up balance5.0%15%Best in moderate band
NTL stability56.0%15%Power/activity consistency
Avg building height0.62 m10%Vertical infra proxy
Impervious %17.7%10%Moderate is optimal
Radiance10.0710%Development proxy
Slope0.10°10%Flatter is better
Green support2.7%10%Tree + grass contribution
This is the same weighted structure used in Livability Infrastructure model.
Final: 30.81 / 100

🏥 Amenities: Amenity Score Breakdown

Formula: Each amenity category is capped at 100, final score is averaged across categories
ComponentValueWeight/RuleContribution
Hospitals 500m0 * 33Cap 100Health access
Schools 1km2 * 20Cap 100Education access
Markets 1km0 * 33Cap 100Daily needs
Parks 500m2 * 33Cap 100Open space
Transit 1km1 * 50Cap 100Mobility
Category multipliers mirror the Livability snapshot logic.
Final: Final from amenity_scores table

🌳 Green Cover: Green Score Formula

Formula: Score = (NDVI*40%) + (Vegetation*30%) + (Dense Green*20%) + (Parks*10%)
ComponentValueWeight/RuleContribution
NDVI component0.277 => 55.440%22.2
Vegetation component41.7% => 41.730%12.5
Dense green component29.2% => 58.420%11.7
Parks component2 => 66.010%6.6
This matches the Livability GreenCover model weighting logic.
Final: 52.95 / 100

🔊 Noise: Score Source

Formula: Score is taken from latest area_scores snapshot for this area.
ComponentValueWeight/RuleContribution
Sourcearea_scores (latest by score_date)PipelineWeighted model in backend
Use this info with the panel breakdown values and thresholds.
Final: See card score

🌊 Flood Risk: Score Source

Formula: Score is taken from latest area_scores snapshot for this area.
ComponentValueWeight/RuleContribution
Sourcearea_scores (latest by score_date)PipelineWeighted model in backend
Use this info with the panel breakdown values and thresholds.
Final: See card score

🏚️ Earthquake Risk: Score Source

Formula: Score is taken from latest area_scores snapshot for this area.
ComponentValueWeight/RuleContribution
Sourcearea_scores (latest by score_date)PipelineWeighted model in backend
Use this info with the panel breakdown values and thresholds.
Final: See card score

🌡️ Land Surface Temp: LST Score Formula

Formula: Score = ((45 - LST Mean) / 25) * 100, clipped to [0,100]
ComponentValueWeight/RuleContribution
LST Mean29.49 °CReference20°C best, 45°C worst
Lower land surface temperature means better livability.
Final: 62.04 / 100

🏗️ Built-up Density: Built-up Score Formula

Formula: Score = 100 - Built-up %
ComponentValueWeight/RuleContribution
Built-up %5.0%InverseLower is better
Dense concrete surfaces reduce infiltration and increase heat islands.
Final: 94.99 / 100

💡 Night-time Lights: Night-time Lights Formula

Formula: Score = min(100, (Avg Radiance / 50) * 100)
ComponentValueWeight/RuleContribution
Avg Radiance11.16Scale 0-50Higher indicates activity
Higher night radiance generally tracks electrification and economic intensity.
Final: 22.32 / 100

🏞️ Water Bodies: Water Bodies Score Formula

Formula: Score = (Permanent Water Score * 70%) + (Seasonal Water Score * 30%)
ComponentValueWeight/RuleContribution
Permanent water37.58%70%Scaled against 10% benchmark
Seasonal water91.04%30%Scaled against 20% benchmark
Permanent water has higher score weight than seasonal water.
Final: 100.00 / 100

👥 Population Density: Population Density Formula

Formula: Score = ((20000 - density_per_km²) / 20000) * 100, clipped to [0,100]
ComponentValueWeight/RuleContribution
Density938.5 /km²Inverse scaleLower density -> higher score
This follows the Livability PopulationDensity model.
Final: 95.31 / 100

⛲ Groundwater: Groundwater Score Formula

Formula: Weighted: Soil Moisture 30% + Recharge 25% + PDSI 20% + Trend 15% + Precipitation 10%
ComponentValueWeight/RuleContribution
Soil moisture145.92830%Scaled to 0-200
Recharge estimate1.2725%Scaled -200 to +400
PDSI2.9920%Scaled -4 to +4
SM trend0.000015%Scaled -50 to +50
Precipitation1,837.0610%Scaled 800 to 1800
Exactly reused from Livability Groundwater model logic.
Final: 65.24 / 100

🌧️ Waterlogging: Score Source

Formula: Score is taken from latest area_scores snapshot for this area.
ComponentValueWeight/RuleContribution
Sourcearea_scores (latest by score_date)PipelineWeighted model in backend
Use this info with the panel breakdown values and thresholds.
Final: See card score

🚶 Walkability & Safety: Score Source

Formula: Score is taken from latest area_scores snapshot for this area.
ComponentValueWeight/RuleContribution
Sourcearea_scores (latest by score_date)PipelineWeighted model in backend
Use this info with the panel breakdown values and thresholds.
Final: See card score

View full livability report for Sector 15 →

Compliance Status

RERA registration, filings, and compliance flags based on public CG-RERA records.

Compliance Status Based on public CG-RERA records
2 Passed
1 Warning
1 Issue(s)
2 N/A
RERA Registration Active
Reg No. PCGRERA300120001083 — Status: New
Section 3 · Source · View Certificate · RERA Official Page
No Penalty Orders
2 order(s) on record, none with penalty sections (Sec 38/39/40/59/61/63)
Sec 38–63 · Source
1 Order(s) in Last 12 Months
Recent: SM-EXP-2025-03171
Source · SM-EXP-2025-03171
Completion Overdue
Was due 24 Jan 2025 — overdue by ~15 month(s)
Section 4 · Source
Quarterly Updates Not Available
No compliance snapshot data on record
Section 11 · Source
Annual Audit Not Available
No compliance snapshot data on record
Section 4(2)(l)(D) · Source
Each check is based on publicly available CG-RERA portal data as of Apr 2026. How this works →
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Details

Registration, professional team, bank, promoters, and compliance history.

Registration Details
RERA Number
PCGRERA300120001083
Status
New
Project Type
Plotted Development
Approved Date
30 Jan 2020
Original End Date
31 Mar 2022
EWS Category
NO
Construction Cost
₹ 39925000
Land Cost
₹ 77245000
Proposed Completion
24 Jan 2025
Authorised Person
VINAY KUMAR AGRAWAL
View on Map
Professional Team
RoleNameLicense / Membership
Statutory CA RAVI JAIN 420848
Quarterly CA ABHISHEK GUPTA 422290
Engineer MaRS Planning & Engineering Services Pvt. Ltd. U74210GJ2004PTC44447
Architect ANINDYA SARKAR 000006
Promoters
N
NAYA RAIPUR DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY, THRU-VINAY KUMAR AGRAWAL
N
NAYA RAIPUR DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY Government/Semi Government Agency
N
NAYA RAIPUR DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY THROUGH - VINAY KUMAR AGRAWAL

Legal Orders & Cases

RERA legal orders, complaints, and case statistics filed against this project.

2
Total Cases
1
Last 12 Months
1
Older Cases
2
PDFs Available
Legal Orders (2)
ComplaintApplicantSectionDateSourcePDF
SM-EXP-2025-03171 CG-RERA - 28 Nov 2025 This project
SM-EXP-2024-02148 CG-RERA - 26 Feb 2024 This project

Location

Project address, coordinates, and nearby places.

Location Details
Address
SECTOR 15, NAVA RAIPUR ATAL NAGAR
District
Raipur
Tehsil
Arang
Coordinates
21.1801319, 81.7719734 View on Map
Neighborhood Intelligence

Explore nearby infrastructure around this project. Toggle categories to show/hide on the map.

Neighborhood Map 3 km radius
RERA Projects Near residential plots sector -15 5 found within 3 km
# Project District Status Distance
1 Sector-15 residential plots (B11) Raipur New 0.29 km
2 SECTOR 15 (POCKET b 8, b 9,& b17) Raipur New 0.50 km
3 naya raipur mukhyamantri awas yojna pmay sector-16 Raipur Ongoing 1.10 km
4 RESIDENTIAL PLOTS SECTOR- 12 Raipur Ongoing 2.29 km
5 SECTOR 17 RESIDENTIAL PLOTS BLOCK A AND B Raipur New 2.35 km

Buyer Checklist

Documents and verifications a buyer should review before purchase.

Buyer Document Verification Checklist

Key documents a buyer should verify before purchasing in this project. Items marked Available have data on Seemankan.

7/14 verified
  • RERA Registration Certificate Available
    Confirms the project is registered with RERA CG. Verify registration number, validity dates, and project details on the RERA portal.
    RERA No: PCGRERA300120001083
    View Certificate View on RERA Portal
  • Promoter Registration Certificate Verify Independently
    Builder / colonizer company registration certificate. Confirms the promoter entity is a registered firm, company, or society.
  • Approved Building / Sanction Plan Verify Independently
    Building plan sanctioned by the local authority. Verify floor count, setbacks, and FSI compliance.
  • Layout Plan Verify Independently
    Approved layout showing plot divisions, roads, open spaces, and common areas.
  • Title Deed / Ownership Proof Verify Independently
    Proof that the promoter legally owns the land. Verify via Sub-Registrar records.
  • Encumbrance Certificate Verify Independently
    Confirms the property is free from legal dues, mortgages, or liens. Obtain from Sub-Registrar office.
  • Land Use / Diversion Certificate Verify Independently
    Required if land was converted from agricultural to non-agricultural use.
  • Architect Certificate Available
    Certification from a registered architect confirming structural plans and compliance.
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  • Structural Engineer Certificate Available
    Certification from a structural engineer confirming building safety and load-bearing capacity.
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  • CA Financial Certificate Available
    Chartered Accountant certificate on financial status, project cost estimates, and fund utilization.
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  • Commencement Certificate Available
    Permission to begin construction issued by the local authority after plan approval.
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  • NOCs (No Objection Certificates) Verify Independently
    NOCs from fire department, environment, water supply, electricity board, and other authorities.
  • Project Brochure / Specification Available
    Official brochure with unit types, amenities, and specifications. Compare with actual delivery.
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  • RERA Compliance Orders Available
    Check if any orders, penalties, or directions have been issued against this project by RERA.
    2 order(s) on record — review in Legal tab
Disclaimer: This checklist is for informational purposes only. "Available" means Seemankan has a copy from the RERA portal — it does not constitute legal verification. Always verify original documents with the concerned authorities and consult a legal advisor before making a purchase decision.

Risk Zone Within 5 km

Buffer zones (water bodies, airport restrictions) and risk sites (landfills, waste processing) detected within 3 km (immediate) and 5 km (extended) of the project.

6
Risk zones (within 5 km)
3 km: 0 3–5 km: 6
3
Water bodies (river/nala/lake)
3 km: 0 3–5 km: 3
2
Landfill / waste sites
3 km: 0 3–5 km: 2
1
Airport buffer overlap
3 km: 0 3–5 km: 1
Risk Zone Map (3 km & 5 km rings) Project marker centered
Water Bodies (3)
  • Nava Raipur Central Lake 3–5 km
    Lake · 75m buffer
    4.06 km
  • Nava Raipur Sector 27 Lake 3–5 km
    Lake · 75m buffer
    4.33 km
  • Nava Raipur Sector 24 Lake 3–5 km
    Lake · 75m buffer
    4.56 km
Landfill / Waste Sites (2)
  • Nava Raipur Integrated Waste Management Facility 3–5 km
    Waste processing · 200m buffer
    4 km
  • Nava Raipur C&D Waste Processing Plant 3–5 km
    Waste processing · 200m buffer
    4.5 km
Airport (1)
  • Swami Vivekananda Airport 3–5 km
    RPR / VARP · DGCA height limits apply
    3.44 km

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