Archive · 23 Aug 2026
DDA Plans 20 Stakeholder Meetings for Delhi’s Master Plan
The Delhi Development Authority is planning 20 meetings about Delhi’s future development plan.
These meetings will happen over the next three months, through November.
Government representatives, businesses, experts, residents and landowners will be invited.
They will discuss how to build and improve different parts of Delhi.
Topics include better transport, new housing and industrial areas.
Farmers and landowners will be consulted about land pooling.
People will also discuss cleaning up and improving the Yamuna and protecting heritage sites.
The meetings are meant to help different groups work together.
The DDA also wants citizens to help shape Delhi’s development.
The Delhi Development Authority plans 20 stakeholder meetings over the next three months, through November.
The meetings will address implementation of the Master Plan for Delhi-2047 and encourage public and institutional participation.
MPs and MLAs will discuss Transit Oriented Development, High Density Corridors, Land Pooling and Low Density Areas.
Industry groups, agencies, professionals, residents, landowners and farmers will be consulted on development and redevelopment proposals.
The outreach will also cover the Yamuna, heritage conservation, mobility, commercial centres, education hubs and medical hubs.
- Who
- The Delhi Development Authority, elected representatives, government agencies, industry bodies, professionals, residents, landowners and other stakeholders.
- What
- A programme of 20 stakeholder meetings on implementing the Master Plan for Delhi-2047.
- When
- Over the next three months, through November.
- Where
- Delhi.
- Why
- To improve awareness, coordination and participation in carrying out the Master Plan for Delhi-2047.
- Number of meetings
- 20 stakeholder meetings
- Time frame
- The next three months, through November
- Plan discussed
- Master Plan for Delhi-2047, also referred to as MPD-2047
- Key planning topics
- Transit Oriented Development, High Density Corridors, Land Pooling and Low Density Areas
- Industry participants
- CII, FICCI, PHD Chamber, ASSOCHAM and DSIIDC
- Additional subjects
- Yamuna rejuvenation, blue-green networks, heritage conservation, mobility, slum redevelopment, education hubs and medical hubs