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Reading possession dates honestly

Proposed vs revised: the slip is the signal.

Possession dates move through extensions, and each extension leaves a paper trail. This guide shows how to read the original promise beside every revision, count extensions, and size the delay in months - using only dates the authority publishes. No projection: the gap between first promise and current commitment is the analysis.

What to do

  • Write down the first promised date before reading any revision.
  • Count extensions, not just months - repeated extensions pattern differently.
  • Compare the site stage you see with the stage certificates claim.
  • Ask what remedy the agreement gives for the next slip, in writing.
  • A revised date with no uploaded progress since is a date without evidence.
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Educational, not advisory — and never a project rating. LetsInvest is a research publication, not a SEBI-registered investment adviser, and these guides run no project lookup and no scoring model. Readiness counts and EMI outputs illustrate your own ticks and inputs. Confirm anything that matters on the official state portal before you act.

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Reviewed 25 Sept 2026. Portals move — the MoHUA national index is the fallback, and this hub links straight to each state portal.