Slum Redevelopment – Rehabilitating Low-Income Families into Quality Housing

Dharavi Redevelopment Project year-end update: construction begins on 6.5 acres of railway land, digital twin model deployed, Dharavi Social Mission reaches 7,000 residents with welfare programmes

PMAY-U 2.0 cumulative sanctions cross 10 lakh houses across verticals — but ISSR (slum-specific) component remains a small share of total

Door-to-door household survey for Dharavi redevelopment completed; eligibility document collection camps launched in November 2025

Dharavi Redevelopment Project master plan submitted to Maharashtra government; Adani SPV announces construction of 10,000 rehabilitation flats in Phase 1, to be ready in 3 years

Report: Only 2-3 in-situ slum redevelopment projects completed in Delhi in two decades despite 675 listed slum clusters; "jahan jhuggi, wahan makan" promise remains largely unfulfilled

Maharashtra government grants permission for Phase 1 construction of Dharavi redevelopment on 6.5-acre railway land in Matunga West

Maharashtra Mahayuti government wins elections; renews commitment to Dharavi Redevelopment Project with Adani Group under PPP model

PMAY-Urban 2.0 launched — continues ISSR (In-Situ Slum Redevelopment) vertical with up to ₹1 lakh central assistance per unit, but no new dedicated slum redevelopment policy announced

PMAY-U 2.0 (approved 9 Aug 2024) subsumed the standalone In-situ Slum Redevelopment (ISSR) vertical into the Beneficiary-Led Construction and Affordable Housing in Partnership components. No new dedicated central slum-land construction policy introduced; fresh slum policies are emerging only at state level (e.g. Delhi, Maharashtra).