The North Daily

  Ludhiana :  AIPL Housing and Urban Infrastructure Limited ( AHUIL), a leading realty infrastructure development company, is offering a plethora of openings for young and dynamic youth and seasoned professionals, who have the confidence and discipline to chase their dreams and grow. The company is organizing Walk-in Interviews for multiple openings at all levels in the Departments of Sales, Marketing, Accounts, HR, CRM, Legal, Liasoning,  Finance, and for different responsibilities related to Projects Construction (Planning/ Design/ MEP/ QA/QC/ Contracts and Procurement/ Billing/ HSE),” said a spokesperson of AIPL. The spokesperson said the aspirants can visit the Dreamcity Sales office for Walk-in Interviews at Dreamcity, Sidhwan Canal Road , Ludhiana on June 18 & 19, 2022. Before the walk-in-interview, interested candidates can register their names on https://tinyurl.com/AIPLwalkins .  The company is providing free cab/ shuttle s...

Chandigarh : P unjab economy will get a big push through the development of an Integrated Industrial Township , providing a major impetus to planned urbanization in the region with manufacturing as the key driver. The Royale Estate Group (REG) has already created a vision document of such a township and has also announced its plans of foraying into the same. A true Integrated Industrial Township should have residential complexes alongside industrial parks to provide not just housing for workers and talents but a holistic lifestyle of live-work-play. “There are multiple benefits of an Integrated Industrial Township . It not only gives a big boost to the economy of the state but also meets emerging challenges as a futuristic smart industrial city where you have the convergence of next generation technologies across all sectors,” said Neeraj Kansal, Managing Director, REG. Piyush Kansal, another Director at REG, talking about the trend of Integrated Industrial Towns...

  Meet, 45-year old Raman Kapur a well-established corporate executive who lives with his family in Delhi and recently decided to move out of the capital and relocate both his business and home in the Chandigarh capital region. He has bought an industrial plot in Chandigarh and a villa home in Mohali. "The second wave of COVID hit Delhi hard and me and my family were unhappy with the way things were getting out of hand. We felt unsafe and uncomfortable.  So I decided to move my parents and my grandmother immediately to Mohali. This volatile situation ignited me to look for options of living outside Delhi . I was also quite perturbed with the choking of Delhi due to multiple reasons like population growth, traffic and noise hazards  and declining quality of life. We, therefore, decided to relocate to the Chandigarh capital region," said Kapur.  There are many more like Kapur who have decided to move lock, stock and barrel to Mohali amidst the aftermath ...