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Delhi considers adopting Mumbai's Dharavi model for slum redevelopment, prioritizing safety and organized transitions. CM Gupta highlights the aim to transform 675 clusters without indiscriminate demolitions.

Delhi slum redevelopment to follow Dharavi model

Delhi plans to implement Dharavi model for slum redevelopment, enhancing safety and organized housing transitions. CM Rekha Gupta emphasizes no indiscriminate demolitions. Manish Sisodia attends ACB summons.

Delhi plans to adopt Mumbai's Dharavi model for redeveloping slums. CM Rekha Gupta stresses safety for those near railway lines and clarifies that the aim isn't indiscriminate demolition.

Chief Minister Rekha Gupta on Friday said the Delhi government is considering studying Mumbai's Dharavi model for slum redevelopment in the national capital.
Gupta also claimed that some people were spreading misinformation regarding the demolition of slum clusters in Delhi.
"If you construct a house near a railway line, the chief minister will not save you. I urge people to think about safety and security. If a railway accident happens or someone dies on the railway track, who will be responsible?" she said.
Gupta asserted that demolishing houses was not her government's aim. "But it should not happen that we keep on giving homes and people do not vacate slums," she added.
The chief minister said her government is likely to study Mumbai's Dharavi model for the redevelopment of 675 slum clusters in the national capital.
The redevelopment of Dharavi, a vast slum sprawl in the heart of Mumbai, will be carried out through a special purpose vehicle set up through a joint venture between the Adani Group and the Maharashtra government.
When asked about the Anti-Corruption Branch summons to former Delhi minister Manish Sisodia in the classroom construction case, she said, "Everyone will have to face the music. Arvind Kejriwal will also have to return from Punjab. We do not want fugitive leaders." Sisodia appeared before the ACB for questioning on Friday.

Adani group has offered new flats measuring 350 sq ft for Dharavi residents with a kitchen and toilet as part of the redevelopment project it has undertaken in collaboration with the Maharashtra government

Dharavi redevelopment project: Adani group offers 17% more area in new homes to residents

<h2>Adani group has offered new flats measuring 350 sq ft for Dharavi residents with a kitchen and toilet as part of the redevelopment project it has undertaken in collaboration with the Maharashtra government</h2>

The Adani group has offered eligible residents of Dharavi slum clusters new flats measuring 350 sq ft, as part of the redevelopment project. The group, which is redeveloping Dharavi slums in collaboration with the Maharashtra government, claimed that the flat size was "17% more" than what is offered as part of slum redevelopment projects.&nbsp;
Adani group in a statement has mentioned that the newly built flats will have a kitchen and toilet. The redeveloped area will also have community halls, recreational areas, public gardens, dispensaries and daycare centres for children.
<h3>Dharavi slum redevelopment project</h3>
Earlier, the dwellers of informal settlements were given houses measuring 269 sq ft. However, since 2018, the Maharashtra state government started giving them homes measuring 315-322 sq ft. The eligible residents determination cut-off date is set as January 1, 2000.
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As per the state government's norms, the ineligible residents would be provided accommodation under the proposed affordable rental housing policy.&nbsp;
The Dharavi Redevelopment Project is a special purpose vehicle, formed as a joint venture between the Adani Group and the Maharashtra government. The company won the contract to rebuild the largest slum clusters in Asia in November 2022.
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Maharashtra crosses 10 lakh Covid-19 cases, deaths cross 28,000

A record spike of 24,886 new cases on, Friday took Maharashtra's tally of Covid-19 cases to over 10 lakh. With total fatalities reaching 28,724 of the state, 393 deaths were reported across the state. Maharashtra's recovery rate of COVID-19 patients is 70.4 per cent and fatality rate is 2.83 per cent as per health officials. Dharavi, one of Asia's largest slum area, registered a spike of more than 30 coronavirus cases on Friday after a gap of 55 days, BMC reported. More than 16 lakh people are in home quarantine and 38,487 in institutional quarantine in the state.

Maharashtra crosses 10 lakh Covid-19 cases, deaths cross 28k

Maharashtra:&nbsp;record daily spike of 24,886
Maharashtra's&nbsp;Covid-19 tally crosses 10 lakh
393 deaths on Friday, total fatalities 28,724
Dharavi&nbsp;recorded over 30 new cases after 55-day gap

A record spike of 24,886 new cases on Friday took Maharashtra's tally of Covid-19 cases to over 10 lakh. With total fatalities reaching 28,724 of the state, 393 deaths were reported across the state. Maharashtra's recovery rate of Covid-19 patients is 70.4 per cent and fatality rate is 2.83 per cent as per health officials. Dharavi, one of Asia's largest slum area, registered a spike of more than 30 coronavirus cases on Friday after a gap of 55 days, BMC reported. More than 16 lakh people are in home quarantine and 38,487 in institutional quarantine in the state.

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