Real Estate; Grievance Redressal at MHADA: Key Highlights from the Eighth Lokshahi Day
MhadaGrievance RedressalAffordable HousingReal EstateMaharashtraReal Estate MumbaiJan 14, 2025

MHADA stands for the Maharashtra Housing and Area Development Authority, a state government agency responsible for providing affordable housing to low-income groups in Maharashtra.
The main focus of the Eighth Lokshahi Day at MHADA was to address the grievances of beneficiaries and improve the transparency and efficiency of the authority’s operations.
MHADA announced the launch of a new digital platform that will allow beneficiaries to track the progress of their applications and projects in real-time.
MHADA will establish a dedicated Help Desk that will be operational 24/7, equipped with trained personnel to provide immediate assistance and resolve issues promptly.
MHADA is implementing green building practices in its new projects, including the use of eco-friendly materials and energy-efficient systems to reduce the environmental footprint and lower maintenance costs.

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