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TGIIC’s Mega Raidurg E-Auction Creates History, Fetches Record Rs 237 Crore Per Acre
TGIIC’s Mega Raidurg E-Auction Creates History, Fetches Record Rs 237 Crore Per Acre
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TGIIC’s Mega Raidurg E-Auction Creates History, Fetches Record Rs 237 Crore Per Acre

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According to TGIIC, the final bid price represents a massive 70.5 per cent increase over the reserve price of Rs 139 crore per acre

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