Delhi, the bustling capital city of India, is home to a remarkable skyline adorned with towering structures that define the modern landscape. This article explores several prominent tall buildings situated in Delhi and their surroundings. Each building is discussed in detail, highlighting its purpose, amenities, and facilities available to its inhabitants. Additionally, the article sheds light on nearby places to visit and provides information regarding their distances from essential locations in the city such as essential services and transport hubs. Let’s embark on this journey to discover the architectural gems of Delhi.

1. Supernova Spira

The Supernova Spira stands tall as a beacon of modernity and luxury in Delhi. This impressive high-rise is a mixed-use development that offers a blend of residential, commercial, and retail spaces. Being the tallest building in Delhi and armed with state-of-the-art facilities, it has become an icon of the city’s skyline. The residential towers boast luxurious apartments with breathtaking views, while the commercial and retail spaces cater to businesses’ and shoppers’ needs. This building is located close to the Noida Expressway and provides easy access to major transportation hubs and entertainment centers.

Address: Sector 94, Noida Expressway, Delhi
Number of Floors: 80
Height: 300 meters

2. Nova East

Nova East, situated in the vibrant Dwarka Expressway area, is an architectural marvel that seamlessly combines residential, and commercial spaces. The residential towers offer contemporary living spaces with world-class amenities and panoramic views of the surrounding greenery. The commercial areas provide ample opportunities for businesses to thrive. With its strategic location, Nova East, the third tallest building in Delhi, ensures excellent connectivity to various parts of the city. Making it an ideal choice for residents and entrepreneurs.

Address: Sector 94, Noida, Uttar Pradesh
Number of Floors: 44
Height: 180 meters

3. Wave Livork

Wave Livork, located in the heart of Noida, is a prestigious residential and commercial complex that exudes elegance and grandeur. The residential towers offer luxurious apartments that provide a comfortable and lavish lifestyle. The commercial spaces house offices of renowned corporate entities, ensuring a vibrant and dynamic business environment. Additionally, Wave Livork is surrounded by numerous shopping centers, restaurants, and recreational facilities, making it a sought-after destination for both residents and businesses.

Address: A-1, Sector 18, Noida, Delhi
Number of Floors: 46
Height: 179 meters

4. ATS Knightsbridge Towers 1,2,3

ATS Knightsbridge Towers, one of the highest buildings in Delhi, is the epitome of luxury living. The residential towers boast spacious apartments adorned with exquisite interiors and modern amenities. The complex offers a range of recreational facilities, including swimming pools, landscaped gardens, and fitness centers. Additionally, its strategic location provides easy access to essential facilities and amenities, making it an ideal residential choice for families.

Address: Sector 124, Noida, Delhi
Number of Floors: 47
Height: 169 meters

5. Wave One

Wave One, a magnificent high-rise located at the heart of Noida’s commercial hub, stands as an architectural marvel. This mixed-use development comprises offices, retail spaces, and luxurious serviced apartments. Visitors can stay comfortably in serviced apartments while renowned businesses rent commercial spaces. Wave One offers excellent connectivity in the middle of major transportation hubs, entertainment centers, and renowned educational institutions.

Address: Sector 18, Noida, Delhi
Number of Floors: 41
Height: 155 meters

6. DLF One Midtown

DLF One Midtown, located in Moti Nagar, is a contemporary mixed-use development that encompasses residential, commercial, and retail spaces. The residential towers offer meticulously designed apartments with modern amenities and lush green surroundings. The commercial and retail areas cater to the needs of businesses and shoppers alike. Additionally, DLF One Midtown enjoys excellent connectivity to essential facilities and prominent landmarks in the city.

Address: Shivaji Marg, Moti Nagar, Delhi
Number of Floors: 35
Height: 150 meters

7. DLF The Crest 1,2&3

DLF The Crest, situated in the upscale DLF Phase 5 of Gurgaon, is a luxurious high-rise building in Delhi. renowned for its sophisticated design and world-class amenities. The residential towers offer spacious and elegantly crafted apartments, providing a serene and comfortable living environment. The complex also boasts well-manicured gardens, a clubhouse, swimming pools, and sports facilities. DLF The Crest’s prime location ensures easy access to renowned schools, hospitals, and shopping centers.

Address: DLF Phase 5, Sector 54, Gurgaon, Delhi
Number of Floors: 39
Height: 147 meters

Conclusion

Delhi, being a vibrant and cosmopolitan city, offers a plethora of attractions, including shopping malls, hospitals, schools, colleges, and transportation centers to take you anywhere in the country and abroad! These attractions ensure that the inhabitants have easy access to entertainment and recreation options. As Delhi continues to evolve and grow, these tall buildings stand as symbols of progress and development. They contribute to the city’s skyline and significantly impact its urban landscape. With their blend of modernity, functionality, and accessibility, these structures are integral to the fabric of Delhi’s infrastructure and lifestyle.

We work hard to make Mygate not only a simple but also a secure experience for everyone. Our advanced technology and best-in-class data privacy policies ensure our users have complete control over the information they share with us. 

Ways MyGate app Ensures Security & Privacy

Please take a minute to read through Mygate’s data security best practices:

• Mygate is ISO 27001 certified and goes through multiple vulnerability tests every day.
• General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) guidelines are implemented across all Mygate systems. In fact, we’re among the few B2C apps built for an Indian audience with such advanced privacy settings.
• This also makes Mygate pre-compliant with the proposed Indian Data Privacy Bill, 2019
• With all industry best practices in place, such as SSL encryption, access restrictions, firewalls, RSA key sequential authentications, we ensure complete privacy of your information.
• All entries and transfers done on the Mygate app are fully encrypted with secure data transmission and storage
• All guests have full control over their data and Mygate facilitates options for guests to get their data erased with right consent from RWAs.
• There’s no data stored on the guard devices. These devices are used only to communicate with our servers in order to deliver the intended service.
• We have designated a data protection officer to ensure correct processing of data, within GDPR guidelines.
• Mygate has stringent third-party certifications in place to ensure complete privacy of our users’ information.

To learn more about data safety and protection in MyGate, visit: https://mygate.com/data-privacy

Facing issues with a society amenity, or want to make a suggestion to help your society function more efficiently? Mygate’s Digital Helpdesk is the ultimate solution for it all! You can now easily raise a complaint, and easily track the progress of the resolution.

Here’s how it works

Once you’ve raised the complaint:

• The concerned team will be immediately notified.
• The Admin will assign the task to the concerned staff member.
• You will receive timely updates on the app, including the details of the assigned staff and an estimated time for resolution.

You can also add comments, attach photos or documents, and reopen a resolved complaint, anytime.

To raise a complaint

• Click on the ‘Helpdesk’ icon on the Home screen.
• Select ‘Raise Complaint’ at the bottom of the screen.
• Select the category of the complaint from the menu.
• Type it out and click on ‘Submit Complaint’. You can also attach Photos or Documents to elaborate on your issue.

To track your complaints

• Select ‘Helpdesk’ on the Home screen.
• Click on the issue raised.

Switch to the smart way of raising and tracking complaints with the Mygate helpdesk, and save yourself time and energy.

 

Do you often have to wait in long queues to use an amenity in your clubhouse? With Mygate Amenities’ Booking, you can now directly book slots on the app and enjoy the clubhouse amenities with zero wait time.

Benefits of Amenities’ Booking

• Book your slot directly on the app
• Use amenities without worrying about unauthorized visitors
• Get easy access to the clubhouse amenities with a 6-digit passcode
• Enjoy easy access to amenities with zero wait time
• Benefit from a fair and transparent booking mechanism

How to book an Amenity?

• Go to the Community tab on the Mygate app and click on Amenities. You can view your previous bookings here
• To book a new slot, click on BOOK AMENITY and select the category (paid or free)
• Select the date and time slot.
• Click on PROCEED TO PAY
• Make payment using our several payment gateway options such as UPI, net banking, credit card, etc.
• Click on PAY, to confirm your slot.

What’s new?

During these unprecedented times, admins have to be even more careful in keeping the societies safe and so Mygate has made an update for residents booking their access to clubhouse amenities on the Mygate app.

• Admins can make the attachments mandatory for amenity booking
• Documents include ‘corona-free’ health certifications for residents
• Residents have to attach documents while booking an amenity

Society management can also ensure that only residents and their guests are allowed to use the clubhouse with Mygate’s Clubhouse Entry feature. It allows them to understand the utilization of the facility and provides details in case of misuse of any equipment or a dispute. The management committee also has the option of restricting any resident’s entry into the clubhouse.

Contact your management committee or Mygate relationship manager to enable Amenities’ Booking for your society today!

Keeping a record of documents, managing and procuring them is time-consuming and a hassle for both society residents and committee members. Mygate has introduced Documents management to solve this issue and make life easier for residents, house owners and management committee members.

Benefits of Documents management

• Residents can store a variety of documents such as rent agreements, identity proofs, house rent receipts, ownership records and more
• Admins can store a variety of documents such as vendor agreements, RWA minutes of meeting, society entry records and more
• Store many number of documents of any file size
• Upload documents in bulk like multiple rent receipts for multiple tenants
• Upload all standard file types such as PDFs, Xls, PNG, JPEG, CSV
• Create multiple folders for different files and update them when necessary

There are 4 categories of storage for different members of the community:

Category	Document type	Who can upload/edit	Who can view
Society	Documents created for society wide use, such as rules, society wide documents, information to all residents, RWA minutes of meetings (can be uploaded from meetings module), etc	Management committee members /society admins & roles with communication admin permissions only	Can be configured- Tenants and owners only. Staff members cannot view these documents
Management	Documents created specifically for management committee use – could be vendor agreements, management committee MoMs etc	Management committee members /society admins & roles with communication admin permissions only	Only the society admins
Flat	Documents created specifically for tenancy agreements & management , upcoming – ownership and other flat doc uplaods	Only the members of the flat & the society admins & member with tenant management permissions	Only the residents  of the flat & the society admins
Personal	Any personal documents that you want to keep handy	Only the particular user	Only the particular user who has uploaded the document

You can access the document storage ‘Society Dashboard’ under Communications

Contact your management committee or Mygate relationship manager to enable Documents for your society today.

After the Yes Bank disaster in 2018, towards the last quarter of 2019, the banking sector sent tremors across the housing society landscape with the Punjab & Maharashtra Co-operative Bank Limited (PMC Bank) fiasco when senior officials committed a masked loan fraud (involving loans to HDIL) to the tune of over Rs 6000 crore. One of the many unsuspecting casualties was Mumbai’s Eden Garden Co-operative Society that saw Rs 24 lakh stuck as RBI restricted withdrawals from PMC Bank.

PMC Bank may or may not be a one rotten apple scenario but the focus is back now on the way urban/district cooperative banks are run and societies are interested in choosing a nationalized bank for heightened security of their funds.

A society, as opposed to panicking and fretting, has to be extra vigilant when choosing a bank. Again, that’s no deterrent for housing societies because where there’s caution, there’s less trouble.

What does the law mandate for housing societies?

The very inception of a housing society mandates the opening of a bank account in a district co-operative bank as per Co-operative Societies’ Acts. However, the government allows societies to open an account with a nationalized bank upon receiving approval from the Registrar of Co-operative Societies. If the society has a solid reason to open an account in a private bank, they can obtain internal consent from the committee members and residents and send an exemption application to the Registrar. A current or institutional savings account can be opened in a private bank however membership and fund deposit in a district co-operative/nationalized bank is compulsory.

According to Maharashtra state bye-laws, “A Banking Account shall be opened by the Society in the nearest State or District Central Co-op Bank / a Scheduled Bank having awarded “ A “ Audit Class in last three consecutive years, nationalized Bank, and in any other mode permitted by general or special order of the State Government, as provided under section 70 of the Act and the account shall be operated upon and all acquaintances and discharges shall be signed by the Secretary jointly with the Chairman or Treasurer.”

What should society consider while choosing the right bank?

Whether a co-operative bank or a nationalized bank, society must consider the below factors before opening a society account in a bank:

1. Security and stability

It’s imperative that you check the financial stability of a bank. To gain a macro perspective on the domestic finance landscape and the health of the banking sector, you can familiarise yourself with the RBI Financial Stability Report published annually. Key elements to research otherwise are – the lower percentage of Non-Performing Assets (unpaid loans), a higher CASA, CAR, and PCR ratio. (The Gross National Performing Assets ratio of all SCBs is projected to increase to 12.5% by March 2021). Another reliable way is to check the CRISIL ratings of a bank and whether it’s rated stable or not. CRISIL A+ is a good indicator.

2. Fees

It’s best practice for a society to shortlist 8-10 banks and compare the following bank charges:

• ATM Fees: Depending on the balance, banks allow 3-5 transactions at other banks however generally the amount charged is from Rs 5 and capped at Rs 20 per transaction (+GST). Rs 1 lakh and above deposit usually allows unlimited transactions.
• Account Maintenance Fees: Minimum balance varies per bank and type of account. There are no non-maintenance fees in co-ops for basic savings accounts.
• Online payment charges: As per RBI, NEFT and RTGS transactions are not chargeable, however, IMPS transactions can be charged from Rs 1 to Rs 25 and the maximum limit is Rs 2 lakh. NEFT transfers limits per day vary generally from Rs 50,000 (for the new beneficiary) up to Rs 5-10 lakh for the regular beneficiaries.
• Debit Card Charges: Co-op and nationalized banks charge anywhere between Rs 60 to Rs 150 to issue a debit card but reissuing may be charged at a higher rate.
  Other fees to look up before choosing the right bank are overdraft fees, annual fees, and transfer fees.

3. Interest Rates

A society deposits long-term funds like Sinking Fund, Corpus Fund, Membership Funds, etc in the bank. If your fixed deposits are parked in a co-op bank for 18 months and above, the interest rate will begin anywhere from 7% to 10%. Nationalized banks may offer between 3% and 6% interest (p.a.) but are generally less risky and better managed. To avail higher interest and to ensure returns, it’s advisable to split Rs 1 lakh in two-three different co-op banks each as that’s a maximum insured amount by banks. Remember exit penalty for FDs can be between 0.5% and 1%.

4. Services

A society should also be aware of nearby branches and ATMs of the banks as location plays a critical role in the convenience of banking. Additionally, your bank should have the expertise of wealth management and sound investment options as society enters into a long-term relationship with its financial partner. Other important services to seek are 24/7 customer service, a reliable mobile application, safe deposit box service, loans, and merchant service accounts.

While uniform policies and fair banking practices are crucial qualities of an ideal bank, another great reason to trust a bank is their investment and application of modern-day technology and customer management such as online chatbots, easily navigable IVR, and helpful relationship managers.

A society must conduct thorough research through online investigation as well as seeking the word of mouth counsel before choosing the right bank.