Real Estate
Redevelopment of Worli Slums Sparks Controversy Over Displacement and Environmental Impact
The redevelopment of Worli slums in Mumbai has sparked significant controversy, with residents, environmentalists, and urban planners raising concerns over potential displacement and environmental degradation. Despite the civic administration's support, the project faces a backlash from various stakeholders.
Real Estate Maharashtra
Maharashtra Government Approves Salt Pan Lands for Dharavi Redevelopment Project
The Maharashtra government has approved the use of salt pan lands for the Dharavi Redevelopment Project, marking a significant step forward in the urban rejuvenation of one of Asia's largest slums.
Real Estate Maharashtra
Bombay HC Reviews Maharashtra Slum Redevelopment Act: Prioritizing Public Service Over Real Estate Ventures
The Bombay High Court has recently reviewed the Maharashtra Slum Redevelopment Act, emphasizing that slum redevelopment should be treated as a public service rather than a real estate venture. This move highlights the need to ensure that the rights of slu
Real Estate
Understanding the Bombay HC Review of Maharashtra Slum Areas Act, 1971
The Bombay High Court has initiated a review of the Maharashtra Slum Areas Act, 1971, raising questions about the balance between real estate development and the welfare of slum dwellers in Mumbai. This article delves into the background, key issues, and
Real Estate Maharashtra
Bombay HC Takes Action: Reviewing Maharashtra Slum Areas Act, 1971
The Bombay High Court has initiated a review of the Maharashtra Slum Areas Act, 1971, a crucial legislation that has shaped slum redevelopment in the state. This move could have significant implications for urban planning and real estate in Mumbai, where
Real Estate Maharashtra
Maharashtra's Housing Dilemma: Encroachers Receive Free Housing
In an unprecedented move, the state of Maharashtra has become the only state in India where encroachers of public land are being provided with free housing. This controversial decision has sparked debates and raised questions about the fairness and long-t