Public Works Department Minister Parvesh Verma announces the imminent implementation of the Delhi Master Plan 2041, which will urbanize 48 villages in the national capital. The first registry of properties under the Lal Dora category will be free of cost.
Delhi Master Plan 2041UrbanisationLal DoraParvesh VermaDaulatpur VillageReal Estate NewsMay 18, 2025
The Delhi Master Plan 2041 is a comprehensive development plan aimed at urbanizing 48 villages in the national capital, providing essential amenities and infrastructure to improve the quality of life for residents.
The Lal Dora category refers to a type of land in rural areas that is designated for residential or agricultural purposes. Properties under this category will receive free registry under the new plan.
Parvesh Verma is the Public Works Department Minister of Delhi, who announced the implementation of the Delhi Master Plan 2041 and the free registry of Lal Dora properties.
Parvesh Verma made the announcement during a visit to Daulatpur village in southwest Delhi.
The key benefits include improved infrastructure, access to essential urban amenities such as paved roads, proper drainage, reliable water supply, street lighting, schools, and healthcare facilities, and enhanced economic growth and living standards.
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