Mulund’s 42.51-Acre Saltpan Now Under Dharavi Redevelopment Authority, In Spite of Local Protests

The Maharashtra government has brought a 42.51-acre salt-pan parcel in Mulund under the Dharavi Redevelopment Project’s planning authority, despite local opposition citing infrastructure overload and demographic change in the suburb.

Maharashtra Govt Sets Up Committee to Resolve Salt Pan Land Legal Disputes for Dharavi Redevelopment

The Maharashtra government has set up a committee to resolve pending court cases over salt pan lands at Kanjurmarg and Bhandup, crucial for the Dharavi Redevelopment Project. The move clears the way for construction of rental and affordable housing for ineligible residents displaced under the scheme. The panel, led by senior officials including the Additional Chief Secretaries of Revenue, Housing, and Urban Development, will guide legal action to unlock 255.9 acres of land approved for transfer by the Centre.

Dharavi Redevelopment: 10 Years of No Maintenance

Dharavi Redevelopment Project is set to revolutionize urban living in Mumbai, offering free maintenance for 10 years and free housing for eligible residents. With modern amenities, financial sustainability, and inclusive communities, the project aims to uplift Dharavi and surrounding neighborhoods, setting a new benchmark for urban transformation.

Union Cabinet Sanctions Transfer of 256 Acres for Dharavi Redevelopment Project

The Union Cabinet has sanctioned the transfer of 256 acres of salt pan land to the Maharashtra government for the Dharavi Redevelopment Project. Located in Mulund, Bhandup, and Kanjurmarg, the land will be used for housing non-eligible Dharavi residents and constructing new residential units. The project aims to address Mumbai’s housing crisis, but faces challenges, including delays and community opposition.

Dharavikars to get highest carpet area than any
SRA project in Mumbai

Eligible residential tenements to get 350 sq ft, whichamounts to 17% extra…