The 15.8-acre Worli Dairy land in Mumbai is set to be redeveloped into a commercial and financial hub by the MMRDA, marking a significant step in the city's urban transformation.
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The Worli Dairy land being redeveloped is 15.8 acres.
The Mumbai Metropolitan Region Development Authority (MMRDA) will be the sole owner of the Worli Dairy land.
MMRDA has been granted Class 1 occupancy rights under the Maharashtra Land Revenue Code, allowing it full development rights without needing additional government approvals.
A 4.16-acre plot in Nariman Point, allocated to Mumbai Metro Rail Corporation (MMRC), was sold to the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) for Rs 3,471.82 crore.
The earlier plans for the Worli Dairy land included an exhibition centre, marine research institute, aquarium, and residential quarters for dairy department staff, which may now be dropped.
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