The Dharavi slum redevelopment project aims to provide housing and commercial spaces, ensuring no displacement of Dharavi residents.
Adani GroupDharaviSlum RedevelopmentHousingCommercial SpacesReal Estate NewsJun 16, 2024
No, the Adani Group will not own any land in the project. The land parcels will be transferred to the Maharashtra government's departments.
The project aims to provide housing and commercial spaces, ensuring no displacement of Dharavi residents and improving their quality of life.
The tenements will be handed over to DRP/SRA for allocation to residents of Asia's biggest slums, based on survey findings.
The state government will support the project by giving land to its own DRP/SRA department, as per the state support agreement.
The project includes additional initiatives such as sustainable multi-modal transport systems, state-of-the-art infra utilities, and vocational-based skilling for youth and other wage aspirants of Dharavi.
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