The Sanjaynagar Redevelopment Project in Maharashtra, India, is transforming a slum into modern apartment complexes. A partnership of government, nonprofits, and residents, it provides private, well-designed homes, improving living conditions and community bonds for families like Pooja Gawali's.
Mumbai's Slum Rehabilitation Authority is expanding its redevelopment efforts to three large slum pockets (Antop Hill, Majaswadi, Behrampada) after the Juhu Galli pilot project's success. The state government aims for a slum-free city, with Delhi also approving a new policy for large-scale rehabilitation.
Delhi's new Slum and JJ Cluster Rehabilitation and Relocation Policy, 2026, approved by Amit Shah, aims for large-scale redevelopment of informal settlements using PPP. It offers permanent housing to an estimated four lakh families and unlocks land value for financing, potentially reshaping urban development.
A Reliance-led consortium has won the bid to redevelop the 101.36-acre Juhu Galli slum in Mumbai, promising over 28,000 new homes under the Maharashtra government's cluster redevelopment policy. The project involves significant financial commitment for resident transit accommodation.
