The Maharashtra government has proposed to convert the 16-acre Worli Dairy land, located in central Mumbai, into a commercial zone, replacing its earlier designation for a marine research institute, aquarium, and exhibition centre.
MaharashtraReal EstatePropertyCommercial DevelopmentUrban PlanningReal Estate MumbaiSep 27, 2025

The Worli Dairy land proposed for commercial development is spread over nearly 16 acres in central Mumbai.
The original designation of the Worli Dairy land was 'dairy' in the Development Plan 2034 and was placed under the residential zone.
The Mumbai Metropolitan Region Development Authority (MMRDA) has been appointed as the project implementing agency for the Worli Dairy land.
The proposed uses for the Worli Dairy land include commercial development, which is expected to generate employment opportunities and promote mixed land use.
The public can submit objections and suggestions to the proposed modification within one month from the publication of the notice in the Maharashtra government gazette. These can be forwarded to the deputy director of town planning, Greater Mumbai.

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