On August 7, 2025, the Rising CSN-HR Conclave 2025 was successfully held in Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar, organized by The Times of India in collaboration with HDFC Bank, MIDC, ReloMe, and Manjeet Pride Group as a key partner. The conclave focused on the future of strategic human resource development and the city's rapidly evolving ecosystem and recognised Manjeet Pride Group's significant contribution to shaping sustainable urban and workforce-centric development.

As businesses expand into tier-2 cities, HR departments face the challenge of retaining talent relocating for work. Many employees hesitate due to the lack of adequate housing, social connections and lifestyle infrastructure. Manjeet Pride Group has addressed this gap by becoming an ecosystem enabler, helping industries and individuals build better futures.

During the conclave, Manjeet Pride Group introduced a revolutionary solution that could change homeownership forever. The group announced a limited-period housing offer that allows buyers to own premium homes by paying just 1% per month. This plan makes homeownership more accessible and eliminates the need for complex loans.

The 1% Monthly Home Ownership Plan at One World Marathwada's tallest 21-floor integrated township offers luxurious residences with 100+ amenities. Under this plan, customers pay only 20% upfront, followed by just 1% of the property value every month until possession. The remaining amount is payable at the time of possession, with zero bank interest and no EMI stress. This plan provides buyers with financial flexibility like never before.

By introducing this innovative plan, Manjeet Pride Group has demonstrated its commitment to making homeownership more accessible and convenient for people. The conclave brought together leading voices in HR, corporate strategy and development to discuss the future of the workforce and urban infrastructure in Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar. As a partner in the conclave, Manjeet Pride Group showcased its leadership in real estate and contributed to the city's broader conversation on growth and livability.