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Dharavi, Asia's largest slum

Maharashtra Sets Up Special Cell to Fast-Track Dharavi Redevelopment Approvals

Maharashtra has created a Special Cell to fast-track approvals for the 620-acre Dharavi Redevelopment Project impacting nearly 10 lakh people.
Adani tops bids for MHADA's Worli and Bandra Reclamation projects, expanding its presence in Mumbai's major redevelopment sector.

Adani Tops Bid for MHADA’s Worli Cluster Redevelopment, Also Emerges Highest Bidder for Bandra Reclamation

Adani tops bids for MHADA’s Worli and Bandra Reclamation projects, expanding its presence in Mumbai’s major redevelopment sector.
Dharavi, Asia's largest slum

Dharavi Redevelopment: Non-Slum Dwellers to Get Minimum 500 Sq Ft Homes Under Major Policy Upgrade

Residents of buildings and chawls in Dharavi will now get a minimum of 500 sq ft rehabilitation units (370 sq ft carpet + 35% fungible) free of cost, up to a maximum of 753 sq ft, under a proposed amendment to development regulations. The change does not apply to slum hutment dwellers.
Dharavi, Asia's largest slum

Dharavi Koliwada Boundary Dispute: Maharashtra Forms Panel to Finalise Demarcation

Maharashtra has formed a high-level committee to resolve the Dharavi Koliwada boundary dispute, a move that could significantly impact redevelopment plans and the rights of local fishing communities.
In a significant order pronounced on 17 March 2026, the Bombay High Court has finally put an end to the long-pending litigation over the Kanjur Marg salt pan land, dismissing the lessee’s suit as infructuous after the 99-year lease term expired on 14 October 2016. The ruling paves the way for the Union of India and state agencies to proceed with development on the 500-acre Arthur and Jenkins Salt Works parcels.

Kanjur Marg Salt Pan Land: Bombay High Court Dismisses 21-Year-Old Suit as 99-Year Lease Expires, Clears Path for Development

In a significant order pronounced on 17 March 2026, the Bombay High Court has finally put an end to the long-pending litigation over the Kanjur Marg salt pan land, dismissing the lessee’s suit as infructuous after the 99-year lease term expired on 14 October 2016. The ruling paves the way for the Union of India and state agencies to proceed with development on the 500-acre Arthur and Jenkins Salt Works parcels.