Dharavi Residents Reject Relocation To Mulund, Demand Rehabilitation Within Dharavi
October 31, 2025: A growing movement under the banner of the ‘Dharavi Bachao Andolan’ has strongly opposed the state government’s…
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Two-Week Campaign In Dharavi From November 1 To Collect Eligibility Documents For Redevelopment
October 27, 2025: The Dharavi Redevelopment Project (DRP) will launch a two-week documentation drive across Dharavi from November 1 to…
Dharavi’s USD 8 Billion Redevelopment Poised To Reshape Mumbai’s Largest Slum
October 7, 2025: Mumbai’s vast Dharavi settlement — often described as Asia’s largest slum — is on the brink of…
Mumbai’s Redevelopment Boom Reshaping City Skyline
September 24, 2025: Mumbai is witnessing one of the most ambitious urban redevelopment drives in its history, as ageing societies…
Mumbai’s Redevelopment Boom Reshaping City Skyline
September 24, 2025: Mumbai is witnessing one of the most ambitious urban redevelopment drives in its history, as ageing societies…
Maharashtra Forms Panel To Address Legal Hurdles In Dharavi Redevelopment Land Acquisition
September 8, 2025: The Maharashtra government has constituted a high-level committee to resolve legal disputes related to salt pan lands…
Why Gautam Adani Said Yes To Mumbai’s Most Daunting Urban Challenge
August 8, 2025: Speaking to students at IIM Lucknow, Gautam Adani, Chairman of the Adani Group, opened up about the…
Sewri-Worli Connector To Be Ready In A Year, Says CM Fadnavis Amid Push For Faster Infra Rollout
August 6, 2025: Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis on Monday announced that the crucial Sewri-Worli Connector bridge will be completed…
CM Fadnavis Reviews Key Mumbai Projects, Pushes For Faster Completion
August 5, 2025: Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis on Monday reviewed 30 major infrastructure projects in Mumbai, directing that each be…
Mumbai’s Largest Urban Infrastructure Project Set To Rise In Dharavi
July 23, 2025: Dharavi is a 641-acre area in Mumbai that is home to over one million people. Globally recognised…