Deepak Parekh, a prominent figure in the Indian business community, has called for industrialists to take a proactive role in the redevelopment of Mumbai's slums. He emphasized the need to avoid politicization of the process to ensure effective and sustai
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Deepak Parekh is the chairman of HDFC, one of India's leading financial institutions. He is a prominent advocate for urban redevelopment and community development initiatives.
Mumbai's slums are home to a significant portion of the city's population and often lack basic amenities such as clean water, sanitation, and proper housing. Redevelopment is crucial to improve living conditions and create a more sustainable urban environment.
Industrialists have the resources and expertise to make a significant difference in slum redevelopment. They can contribute to building new housing and ensuring access to essential services and economic opportunities for residents.
Politicization can hinder progress and delay the implementation of redevelopment projects. A collaborative and non-partisan approach is essential to ensure that these projects are successful and benefit all residents.
HDFC, under Deepak Parekh's leadership, has been involved in several projects aimed at improving urban infrastructure and living conditions. The company supports community development initiatives and promotes inclusive and sustainable urban growth.
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