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Committee to monitor NOCs by Hyderabad municipal corporation

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HYDERABAD: The State Government has decided to constitute a high-level committee to ensure effective supervision of the issue of `No objection certificates' (NOCs) for building permissions by Municipal Corporation of Hyderabad.

Directing the officials to set up such a committee at a review meeting here on Wednesday, Dr Y. S. Rajasekhara Reddy, the Chief Minister, asked them to make the panel to sit once in 15 days to examine and dispose off all pending applications for NOCs.

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