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Dharavi Redevelopment Project CEO S.V.R. Srinivas assured on Wednesday that every resident of Dharavi will get a house either i ...
The Dharavi Redevelopment Project (DRP) has released its first eligibility list, with over 75 per cent of tenement holders ...
In the first such list published for Sector 6 (Meghwadi and Ganesh Nagar), over 75 per cent of tenement holders have qualified for new homes under the redevelopment scheme, according to data released ...
The Dharavi Redevelopment Project has called for suggestions and objections from affected tenement holders regarding the Draft Annexure-II. Residents can submit their feedback to the DRP office by ...
MUMBAI: Only 16% of Meghwadi residents are eligible for new homes in Dharavi's redevelopment, raising concerns among ...
Dharavi is not just a slum—it is a functioning urban ecosystem. Spread across 251 hectares, it houses homes, workshops, and ...
Under the Dharavi Redevelopment Project, officials aim to finish surveying 1.2 lakh homes by July, but industries & communities raise fresh concerns over relocation & eligibility.
Several businesses and a potters’ colony have not allowed surveyors into their areas. But a senior official said all ...
Asserting that the Maharashtra Government's motto for the redevelopment of India's largest slum area Dharavi is "housing for ...
The ambitious and much-discussed Dharavi redevelopment project has gained momentum, aiming to transform and revamp homes in Dharavi, a locality often referred to as one of Asia’s largest slums ...
Over 75% of Dharavi tenement holders qualify for new homes in the first eligibility list released for the ambitious ...