The twin buildings of Noida Supertech were destroyed, ending a nine-year conflict: Read Full Story

Demolition of the Noida Supertech twin buildings was originally scheduled to begin on August 21, however, the court granted the Noida Authority's motion and postponed the project until August 28.

At 2:30 pm on Sunday, Supertech's two buildings in Noida, Uttar Pradesh, were finally brought down, bringing an end to the nine-year story. The 35,000 cubic meters of rubble left over after the destruction of the 32-story Apex and 29-story Ceyane buildings would take at least three months to remove.

The 3,700 kg of explosives used in the controlled implosions were India's largest demolition to date. Before the explosion, thousands of people and stray dogs had to be rescued, including those from nearby high-rises, one of which was allegedly only nine meters away.

The controlled implosions included India's greatest demolition to date thanks to the 3,700 kg of explosives employed. Numerous individuals, including those from surrounding high-rises, one of which was supposedly only nine meters away, as well as stray pets, had to be saved before the explosion.

Originally scheduled to begin on August 21, the exercise was delayed until August 28 after the court granted the Noida Authority's appeal.

The twin towers will be demolished because of serious breaches of construction codes. The top court ruled that Supertech and the Noida Authority had engaged in "nefarious collusion," and commanded the company to dismantle the structure at its own expense and after speaking with the appropriate Noida authorities.

The judgment was given in response to many petitions presented by homebuyers supporting and disputing the Allahabad High Court's order of April 11, 2014, which ordered the demolition of the two buildings within four months and the reimbursement of unit purchasers' money.

The Supreme Court stated that the date of demolition may be confirmed as August 28, with a "bandwidth of seven days" between August 29 and September 4 to account for any delays brought on by unforeseen events.

Supertech reports a 500 crore loss.

Supertech Ltd reported a loss of around 500 crore rupees, which includes interest and construction expenditures.

Why were the Noida twin buildings destroyed?

The projects must be torn down, the Supreme Court declared in August 2021, since the minimum distance requirement was breached during construction. The structures were illegal without flat owners' individual agreement.”, the court said.

What occurs to the twin tower dwellers of Noida?

According to reports, the area where the buildings formerly stood is now covered in greenery. Additionally, locals claim that it was in the original plan. Additionally, homeowners who reserved apartments in the twin towers Apex (32 stories) and Cyane (29 floors) would receive a complete refund with an interest of 12%.

In the twin towers in Noida, were there people?

Live updates on the Supertech Twin Tower Demolition: Over 900 Families Were Intended to Live in 40-Storey Buildings. The Supertech twin towers, two 40-story structures with a total size of over 7.5 lakh square feet, are located in Sector 93A of Noida and were intended to house over 900 households.

What is wrong with Noida's twin towers?

They were destroyed with explosives weighing at least 3,700 lb. Nine years after locals filed a lawsuit saying that the Supertech twin buildings in Noida had violated building codes, the structures, which were taller than the Qutub Minar, were demolished at 2:30 pm on Sunday. 3,700 kg of explosives were utilized to demolish them.

Who footed the bill for the destruction of Noida?

When asked how much it will cost to demolish the structures securely, Arora said that Supertech is paying Edifice Engineering Rs 17.5 crore, which includes the payment for a Rs 100 crore insurance cover.

Who authorized the twin skyscrapers in Noida?

The builder stated that the project's development plans, which included the two towers, were strictly in compliance with the state government's then-current Building Bye-laws in 2009 when they were authorized by the Noida Authority.