The Dharavi Redevelopment Project (DRP) has released its first eligibility list, with over 75 per cent of tenement holders ...

Over 75% of Dharavi tenement holders qualify for new homes in the first eligibility list released for the ambitious ...

Before independence, Dublin had a reputation of having some of the worst slums in the United Kingdom. The housing situation ...

Dharavi Redevelopment Project CEO S.V.R. Srinivas assured on Wednesday that every resident of Dharavi will get a house either ...

MUMBAI: Only 16% of Meghwadi residents are eligible for new homes in Dharavi's redevelopment, raising concerns among ...

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: The first list of slum households (annexure-II) eligible for housing has been released by the Dharavi Redevelopment ...

Residents of Dharavi are waiting with bated breath as the Dharavi Redevelopment Project (DRP), along with the Government of Maharashtra, has begun releasing the Draft Annexure-II in phases. In the ...

Residents of 505 ground-plus-one- or two-storeyed tin-roofed houses, from this small pocket, have made it to the list of eligible and ineligible for new houses once the slum gets a face-lift.

Nearly a quarter of Dublin’s population was living in one-room tenements in 1911, according to newly released data from the ...

While the Chief Minister Rekha Gupta cites court orders, maintaining that authorities cannot defy demolition directives, ...