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The Apex and Ceyane Towers ,[1] colloquially refe... Apex and Ceyane Towers ,[1] colloquially referred to as the Noida Supertech Twin Towers , were incomplete residential buildings in Noida, Uttar Pradesh, India. The towers were part of real estate company Supertech's Emerald Court residential complex. The Supreme Court ordered the buildings' demolition in 2022. They are the tallest structures in India to be voluntarily demolished.[2][3]
Noida twin tower demolition: SC asks Supertech to pay Rs 75 lakh by January to homebuyers
SC clears hurdle for refund to Supertech twin tower homebuyers in Noida
Twin towers to ‘Vijay Path’ at this Noida site in a year
A Year Since Noida's Twin Towers Demolition: Emerald Court Residents Happy To Finally See The Sky
Supertech twin tower demolition: A year on, no action yet against erring officials
‘Story of Noida twin towers’: What led to demolition of Supertech buildings | Mint
Noida Twin Towers Case: SC Orders Release Of ₹15 Lakh to Supertech Homebuyers
Supertech towers fall via ‘controlled implosion’ — here’s how it happened
3,500 kg explosives, 100 workers, waterfall method: How Noida’s Supertech twin towers will be demolished
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Why Were Noida's Twin Towers Demolished? A 5-Point Explainer
Noida Supertech Twin Towers demolished, turns into 'dust and debris', watch video
Noida Twin Towers Demolition: Buyers Feel Cheated Again After Swapping Flats For Supertech’s Other Projects
Uttkarsh Mehta: Meet the man behind the razing of Noida's Supertech twin towers
Explained: The Supertech twin towers case and how it was demolished
Rise and fall of Noida Twin Towers: A timeline | Mint
Noida's Supertech twin towers to be demolished: Timeline of nine-yr saga that ends 28 August
Noida: Supertech twin towers to be gone in 9 seconds: 4,000 kg explosives to be packed in
Supertech twin towers: Emerald Court RWA proposes to develop park at demolition site
