Recharge Options:
1. Via the iSociety App:
You may conveniently recharge your DG meter using the iSociety App by following these steps:

How to Check Your DG Balance: Open the iSociety App

Go to the ‘Energy’ tab and tap the exclamation mark (!) on the right. A new pop-up will appear showing your DG meter balance, usage details, and more

How to Recharge Your DG Meter:
Return to the main menu and tap on ‘Accounts’, scroll down and tap ‘Pay’
Under ‘Bill Type’, select ‘Electricity’, enter the recharge amount (e.g., ₹1500)
Tap on ‘Make Payment’, A new page will open – please verify all the details
Click ‘Proceed to Pay’, select your preferred payment mode, and confirm the transaction

Once completed successfully, your DG meter will be recharged.

2. Through the Estate Office:
Residents who prefer offline assistance can visit the Estate Office, where our team will assist you in recharging your meter.

You can recharge an online platform on the NPCL website To recharge your NPCL meter online please follow these straightforward steps Visit the NPCL website noidapower com prepaid meter recharge Click on the Generate New Coupon option Input your consumer number mobile number and email address in the designated fields An OTP will be sent to your mobile number for validation Follow the prompts to select your recharge amount and preferred payment method Upon successful payment your NPCL meter will be recharged and you will receive a confirmation message via email or SMS After a successful recharge you will receive a recharge code Enter this code into your display device using the format press star then enter the code like 12345 123456 12332132 and then press the Hash.

No it is closed for cleaning.

We have installed a leftover food fridge near Tower 14 at the podium to reduce food waste and help those in need Residents can donate clean fresh leftover food in labeled containers Anyone such as helpers workers or passersby can take food freely Please donate only hygienic safe food and label it with date and time This initiative supports our community by sharing food and reducing waste Lets make a positive impact together

Placing pots on the balcony ledge is strictly prohibited and considered a serious offense This rule is in place to ensure the safety of all residents and prevent accidents Falling pots can cause injury or damage to people and property Please keep your balcony clear of any items that may pose a risk We ask all residents to follow this guideline seriously to maintain a safe and secure living environment for everyone.

You can pay your IGL bill online through the official IGL website or mobile app. Simply log in or register, enter your consumer number, and choose your preferred payment method such as credit card debit card net banking or UPI You can also pay your bill at authorized payment centers or through various digital wallets Make sure to keep the payment receipt for your records

“God’s Own Shop” is a resident-led donation initiative at PRC, where gently used clothes and household items are made available for free to laborers, maids, drivers, and others in need—allowing them to pick items with dignity, without having to ask.

You can donate clean, usable items such as men’s, women’s, and kids’ clothing, shoes, accessories, household goods, and kitchenware. Please ensure all items are washed and in good condition—free from stains, tears, or damage.

The shop is located at Basement-1, in front of Tower 12-A, near the guard post. You can drop off donations anytime. For suggestions or assistance, contact the Estate Administration at emprc@purvanchalprojects.com or call 9717291592 / 8800190823 / 8800190810 / 9311771103.

Recyclables: paper, plastic, glass, metals
Organic Waste: food scraps, vegetable peels, garden waste
Non-Recyclables: sanitary waste, used tissues, contaminated plastics
Set up clearly labeled bins for each category and ensure every family member follows the system.

Housekeeping staff will not collect unsegregated garbage. This measure is being enforced to promote responsible waste disposal and ensure a cleaner, healthier environment for all residents.

Segregation reduces landfill waste, conserves natural resources, and lowers pollution. Composting organic waste also cuts harmful methane emissions. By segregating waste, we contribute to a cleaner PRC and a more sustainable planet.

Every flat must ensure that kitchen sprinklers and ceiling-mounted smoke detectors are fully visible, accessible, and functional. These systems must not be covered by false ceilings, wardrobes, furniture, or decorative elements.

Obstructing or disabling these devices delays fire detection and suppression, increasing the risk of injury, property damage, or death. A single non-compliant flat can compromise the safety of the entire building.

You must immediately remove any obstructions covering or interfering with fire safety equipment. Regular access and functionality must be restored to comply with legal safety standards and avoid penalties.

No. Even if a slot appears vacant, parking in a space not allotted to you, without the owner’s explicit permission, is strictly prohibited and causes inconvenience to rightful users.

Please report the incident to the Security Team immediately, mentioning your flat number and the vehicle details. Necessary action will be taken to resolve the issue promptly.

No. Children above the age of 5 years are not permitted to enter gender-specific washrooms or changing rooms of the opposite sex, regardless of parental supervision. This is to ensure the privacy and comfort of all residents.

Please report the matter immediately to the on-duty security staff or contact the Estate Office. Your concerns will be addressed confidentially and promptly.

You should service your AC at least once every 6 months. Regular maintenance ensures safe operation, prevents overheating and fire risk, improves cooling efficiency, and helps reduce electricity consumption.

Yes. To prevent overheating and potential compressor sparks, its advisable to switch off your AC for a short period every 3–4 hours, especially during peak summer usage.

Chimneys collect oil, grease, and residue, which can become a fire hazard if not cleaned. Regular servicing ensures safe and efficient functioning, reducing the risk of ignition and improving air quality in your kitchen.

No. The Estate Office will remain closed during Gadget Holidays in observance of the scheduled break.

For any urgent matters or facility-related emergencies, please contact the security team or your estate manager at the provided emergency contact numbers.

The Estate Office will reopen on the next working day after the Gadget Holidays, during regular business hours.

Items such as bicycles, flower pots, furniture, shoe racks, decorative pieces, or any personal belongings are strictly prohibited in lift lobbies, corridors, staircases, and other common spaces.

Blocked common areas delay emergency response and evacuation, especially during a fire or medical emergency. Clear pathways are a mandatory fire safety requirement to protect lives and enable quick rescue operations.

Non-compliance can result in forced removal of items without notice and may lead to penalties on the society or residents. Regular fire safety inspections are conducted, and violations are taken seriously.