History was made when there was an open auction and the winning price - Rs. 1.19 lakhs per square yard of land. The Hindu reports that all of five acres at Jubilee Hills checkpost — went under the hammer for a staggering Rs. 1.42 lakhs per sq.m., earning the Government a whopping Rs. 335.25 crores. . Thatz Big Money man..
City-based players — Nagarjuna Constructions, Maytas and ICICI Venture — clinched the hottest deal.
Jus hope my telugu friends have some land there!
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I don't.
Oh wait! Am I your telugu or tamil friend?
Ah...that question sets me thinking..I guess u will fall under my tamil friend category...Tamil- Chennai vaasam..Telugu - Andhra vaasam
Right-a?
Palrav- Why is your blog dead?
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