Hello reader, I am a real estate consultant from chandigarh.
I have some exclusive plots in sector 94 jlpl, Mohali.
Plot sizes are multiple like , 1000 hak, 600 gaj, 500 gaj, 300 gaj, but inventory is very limited. Location is a prime residential sector.
Available at rates that bo one else can offer (as I said the deal is exclusive)
God bless you with good health .
Regards
100 bigha (a little less also works) required .
Fagu, mashobra land also works.
Project - residential complex of villas
Any leads ?
Hi,
Advice/suggestion required please.
I am a real estate broker in chandigarh and I deal in plots/lands parcels/ house etc in Punjab, tricity , himachal area.
I met a client via reddit , who was interested in buying agricultural land (huge land parcels) , but according to FEMA guidelines, nri are not allowed to buy such properties.
Here's what I researched " Strict Regulatory Restrictions: Under FEMA guidelines, NRIs are strictly prohibited from purchasing agricultural land, farmhouses, or plantation properties. In agriculturally rich and highly sought-after regions like Punjab and Haryana, "
I want to know if there is a way around this so that the client can get the property. She is planning to move back to India and set up a polyhouse. I have spoken to her , and find her a genuine client.
Can someone guide me on how to proceed on this ?
TIA
Big plots (500, 1000, 2000 sq yd / gaj ) available in Posh sector , in Mohali. Connect only if you have an ultra luxury kothi/house construction dream project in your mind.
Commercial sites also available for showrooms. (Plot size 120/180 gaj)
Any home tutors here in this group ?
I teach physics as side hustle, and every year many parents ask me to provide them chem bio maths teachers.
So pcmb tutors , or junior class tutors , please drop me a dm,.
Tia
My hometown is near Surha Tal, in Bansdih, Ballia (UP). The lake right next to my land is covered in water hyacinth literally all year round. Most people there see it as a nuisance that chokes the lake.
Here's the plan in plain terms:
This isn't a "trust me bro" pitch. I'm dropping everything in the google doc , so you can verify it yourself: (Please DM for google doc file, as i am unable to share the link herein the post)
Quick update before anything else - Surha Tal just became India's 100th Ramsar wetland site (Jan/June 2026). So this isn't some random pond, it's now an internationally recognized wetland. Good for visibility + there are multiple water bodies near about this lake.
This is a genuinely low-investment, high-impact business. Raw material cost is basically zero. You could pilot this whole thing on as little as ₹1 lakh.
But I'm not looking for ₹1 lakh. I'm looking for one founding partner who can commit ₹5 lakh as initial investment , real skin in the game, real equity stake, and a real say in how we scale this (exports, design, retail tie-ups, whatever direction makes sense once we're live).
Its good because -
If you're someone who actually wants to build something — not just park money — drop a comment or DM and I'll walk you through the full numbers and timeline.
My hometown is near Surha Tal, in Bansdih, Ballia (UP). The lake right next to my land is covered in water hyacinth literally all year round. Most people there see it as a nuisance that chokes the lake.
Here's the plan in plain terms:
This isn't a "trust me bro" pitch. I'm dropping everything in the google doc , so you can verify it yourself: (Please DM for google doc file, as i am unable to share the link herein the post)
Quick update before anything else - Surha Tal just became India's 100th Ramsar wetland site (Jan/June 2026). So this isn't some random pond, it's now an internationally recognized wetland. Good for visibility + there are multiple water bodies near about this lake.
This is a genuinely low-investment, high-impact business. Raw material cost is basically zero. You could pilot this whole thing on as little as ₹1 lakh.
But I'm not looking for ₹1 lakh. I'm looking for one founding partner who can commit ₹5 lakh as initial investment , real skin in the game, real equity stake, and a real say in how we scale this (exports, design, retail tie-ups, whatever direction makes sense once we're live).
Its good because -
If you're someone who actually wants to build something — not just park money — drop a comment or DM and I'll walk you through the full numbers and timeline.
Posting this because I think there's a real, underused opportunity here and I'd rather find the right partner than sit on it.
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The raw material: My hometown is near Surhatal, Bansdih, in Ballia district, UP. Water hyacinth grows in massive, practically unlimited quantities here year-round. It's an invasive weed that chokes water bodies, so sourcing it isn't just cheap, it's basically a cleanup service people would thank you for.
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Why it matters: Water hyacinth fiber is already being used commercially , bags, baskets, carpets, furniture, and other durable woven goods. This isn't a speculative idea; there are established makers (mostly in Vietnam, Bangladesh, and parts of India) proving the product works and sells, including in export markets. I'm not claiming to have invented anything , I'm pointing at a known opportunity sitting on my doorstep with nobody using it locally.
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What I already have:
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Land to set up processing/drying/production operations
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Local manpower available
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Effectively unlimited, free raw material, year-round
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What I don't have:
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Capital for equipment, training, initial production runs, and getting the first products market-ready
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Experience taking a product like this from raw material to a sellable, branded item
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What I'm looking for:
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Either an investor willing to fund the setup, or a co-founder/partner who has experience in handicrafts, export, or D2C product businesses and wants to build this with me on the ground.
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Happy to share more details, photos of the site, or talk through numbers with anyone seriously interested.
Posting this because I think there's a real, underused opportunity here and I'd rather find the right partner than sit on it.
​
The raw material: My hometown is near Surhatal, Bansdih, in Ballia district, UP. Water hyacinth grows in massive, practically unlimited quantities here year-round. It's an invasive weed that chokes water bodies, so sourcing it isn't just cheap, it's basically a cleanup service people would thank you for.
​
Why it matters: Water hyacinth fiber is already being used commercially , bags, baskets, carpets, furniture, and other durable woven goods. This isn't a speculative idea; there are established makers (mostly in Vietnam, Bangladesh, and parts of India) proving the product works and sells, including in export markets. I'm not claiming to have invented anything , I'm pointing at a known opportunity sitting on my doorstep with nobody using it locally.
​
What I already have:
Land to set up processing/drying/production operations
Local manpower available
Effectively unlimited, free raw material, year-round
​
What I don't have:
Capital for equipment, training, initial production runs, and getting the first products market-ready
Experience taking a product like this from raw material to a sellable, branded item
​
What I'm looking for:
Either an investor willing to fund the setup, or a co-founder/partner who has experience in handicrafts, export, or D2C product businesses and wants to build this with me on the ground.
​
Happy to share more details, photos of the site, or talk through numbers with anyone seriously interested.
Do you think these lights will be actually visible in India ? Has it ever happened before ?