NewzVille Desk
Better Life Happier People (BLHP) organized “Trust Talk – Connecting Developers & Buyers,” a focused industry dialogue aimed at addressing trust, transparency, and accountability in the real estate sector. The event brought together legal experts, developers, technology professionals, buyer representatives, and institutional stakeholders to deliberate on regulatory, legal, and structural challenges impacting homebuyers.
Former Justice Rajesh Tandon High Court Uttarakhand delivered an address on RERA, highlighting its objectives, existing implementation gaps, and key issues likely to emerge in the coming years.
He stressed the importance of stronger compliance mechanisms, timely dispute resolution, and informed participation from all stakeholders to ensure fairness and long-term stability in the real estate sector.
Amit Shukla, Co-Founder of EasyGov, briefly shared insights on the role of technology in simplifying complex legal and government processes, emphasizing how digital solutions can enhance transparency and ease of compliance for both developers and homebuyers.
Senior Advocate Murari Tiwari, former Chairman of the Bar Council of Delhi, highlighted the importance of legal awareness and constructive dialogue, noting that platforms like Trust Talk can help prevent disputes by promoting clarity, communication, and mutual understanding between buyers and developers.
The event also witnessed the presence of Mr. Saumil, Federal Bank, who shared perspectives on the role of financial institutions in ensuring legal due diligence, regulatory compliance, and risk management in real estate transactions, adding a vital banking and institutional viewpoint to discussions on buyer protection and project accountability.
The event further saw the presence of NPS Chawla, Member of the Institute of Company Secretaries of India (ICSI), who emphasized the importance of strong corporate governance, compliance, and institutional frameworks in strengthening trust within the real estate ecosystem.
The programme also received a positive response from the Government, with official from the Ministry of Consumer Affairs and the Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs . Officials from both ministries appreciated BLHP’s efforts and described the platform as a constructive and timely initiative aligned with national objectives of consumer protection, transparency, and accountability in the housing and real estate sector.
BLHP Vision, Structure and Roadmap
Delivering the key address, Anshuman Singh, Chief Operating Officer, BLHP, spoke in detail about the organisation’s vision, objectives, and long-term roadmap.
He explained that BLHP is being developed as a structured, constitution-driven national buyers’ platform focused on trust, transparency, accountability, and collective strength.
Singh outlined BLHP’s operating framework, including the formation of its Constitution Committee, which is actively working to define governance standards, ethical engagement models, and structured mechanisms for interaction between developers and buyers.
He also shared details of BLHP’s ongoing initiatives such as buyer education programmes, policy engagement, structured developer collaboration, and support mechanisms designed to address real estate concerns in a transparent, fair, and non-adversarial manner.
