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Time of India
15-05-2025
- Business
- Time of India
Uttar Pradesh government to cap registration fee for rent agreements
LUCKNOW : A major relief in the registration of rent agreements is on the cards. The department of stamp and registration is working on a proposal to reduce and cap the registration amount for lease deeds. The changes are being considered in light of the existing rules, under which registration is an expensive exercise. This often leads people to not register deeds, making them ineligible for relief under the Rent Control Act. Govt is now proposing to cap the registration amount at Rs 500 if the annual rent is less than Rs 2 lakh, Rs 5,000 if the rent is between Rs 2 and 5 lakh, and Rs 20,000 if it is above that. Ravindra Jaiswal, minister of state (independent) stamp and registration, told TOI that currently the stamp duty for registering a rent agreement for commercial or residential property is 4%. Given that a property is rented for three years at a monthly rent of Rs 20,000, the stamp duty of 4% on the total rent of Rs 7.20 lakh for this duration would be Rs 28,800, he stated. "Now, the issue would often be of who would pay this amount. People often found it expensive. However, the drawback of this would be that in case of any dispute between tenant and owner, nobody would benefit from the provisions of the Rent Control Act of 2021 if the lease was unregistered. To make this entire process simple, we are looking at the possibility of capping this amount," the minister said, adding if the proposal was accepted, the stamp duty in the example provided by him would be only Rs 5,000. The other proposal under consideration, after a meeting with Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath a few days earlier, is to allow a rebate of 1% on the registration of properties to women. This rebate would be applicable on properties with a value of up to Rs 1 crore. Till now, this rebate was on properties with a value of just Rs 10 lakh. The move is expected to see a rise in the registration of properties in the name of women, giving them more financial independence. The CM also proposed capping the stamp duty on the division of ancestral immovable property among family members, which includes a living person and their three preceding generations, to a maximum of Rs 5,000. Jaiswal said that the department was preparing a detailed note on the proposed changes and that it would be sent to the Cabinet for approval within the next couple of months.
Time of India
06-05-2025
- Time of India
Couple among three electrocuted in Kashi
1 2 3 4 5 6 Varanasi: A woman, her husband and father-in-law were electrocuted in their house after a damaged live wire fell on a steel hanger in the Bhojubir Sabjimandi area under Cantt police station on deceased couple is survived by two minor daughters, who were at school when the incident occurred. UP minister Ravindra Jaiswal asked district administration officials to ensure financial assistance of Rs 5 lakhs for kin of deceased besides all possible Varuna Pramod Kumar said Preeti Jaiswal (28) was hanging wet, washed clothes on a steel hanger for drying when a damaged live wire connected to the water pump came in contact with a hanger. Preeti was electrocuted and when her husband Sonu Jaiswal (30) his father, Rajendra Jaiswal (65), tried to rescue them they got electrocuted too. All three died on the spot, said the and Preeti's two daughters, Shivangi (9) and Nancy (4), were at school. On receiving information, local outpost in charge reached the spot. The power supply to the house was stopped, after which the bodies were sent for postmortem. Sonu ran a fast food kiosk, while Rajendra worked at a bakery. Later, hundreds gathered in and outside the house. Elderly locals and relatives had a difficult time to convince the children to allow police to take the bodies for postmortem. UP minister Ravindra Jaiswal met the family members and locals and assured surviving family members all possible support.
Time of India
21-04-2025
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Music Pathway to be a true tribute to Banaras Gharana
1 2 Varanasi: The holy city of Varanasi, also known for its ' Banaras Gharana ' of music, is set to receive a unique gift of a 'Music Pathway'. The 'Music Pathway' is being constructed with a length of 1.5 km and a width of 15 feet. Music from the Banaras gharana will continuously play on the pathway, offering visitors a unique experience. This pathway, being built parallel to the wall of the central jail from Phulwaria Tiraha to Shivpur, is nearly 90% complete. The pathway features continuous music from the Banaras Gharana to give a unique experience to visitors and passersby. UP minister of state for stamp and court registration fees (independent charge) Ravindra Jaiswal recently inspected the site of the Music Pathway along with VDA vice-chairman Pulkit Garg and engineers from the executing agency. He said that the pathway includes portraits of renowned musicians from the Banaras gharana, along with their biographies. Additionally, instruments like the shehnai, tabla and shekhawat have been installed. The minister also tested these instruments. He instructed engineers from the executing agency to complete the remaining 10% of the work promptly and with quality, using a campaign approach. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like In Wien tragen Seniorinnen jetzt diesen Komfortschuh Seniorinnen-Trend Undo The Banaras Gharana of music is one of the most prominent gharanas in the tradition of Hindustani classical music . It originates from the historic city of Varanasi which has long been regarded as a centre of art and culture. The Banaras Gharana holds a distinct place, particularly in the genres of thumri, khayal and tabla. Many legendary musicians and vocalists have been associated with this gharana, such as Pandit Kishan Maharaj, Girija Devi and Rajan-Sajan Mishra. One of the hallmark characteristics of the Banaras Gharana is its unique style that blends melody with powerful rhythmic patterns. The compositions in this gharana often incorporate bol-bant, layakari and intricate taans. The influence of folk traditions and spiritual themes, including bhajans and kirtans, is a defining feature in many performances. The Banaras Gharana continues to nurture and inspire new generations of artists, keeping the rich heritage and musical innovation alive.
