Archive · 25 Jun 2025
Dharavi Redevelopment Plan Faces Resident and Business Resistance
A big company wants to rebuild Dharavi, a large slum in Mumbai.
People living and working there are worried about the plan.
They're concerned about being forced to move and unsure about how they can keep their businesses.
The new plan offers homes to some, but others may have to move or pay for new spaces.
The people want to stay and work in the area, and they're unsure of the future and are concerned about the details of the plan.
Dharavi residents and business owners are resisting the Adani Group's redevelopment plan.
Concerns center on potential displacement, insufficient compensation, and unclear future plans.
Eligibility criteria favor pre-2000 commercial units, creating uncertainty for many.
Sections like Tera Compound and Kumbharwada have refused surveys due to a lack of clarity.
Disagreements revolve around land acquisition, compensation, and preserving livelihoods.
- Who
- Residents, business owners of Dharavi, Adani Group, and government.
- What
- Dharavi redevelopment project faces resistance.
- When
- Redevelopment is currently underway with surveys being conducted.
- Where
- Dharavi, Mumbai, India
- Why
- Concerns about displacement, compensation, and future plans.
Residents and Business Owners
Adani Group and Government
Relocation and Compensation
Residents and Business Owners
Concerned about potential displacement and inadequate compensation or space.
Adani Group and Government
Adani Group and Government aim to provide adequate rehabilitation and commercial spaces.
Preservation of Community and Livelihoods
Residents and Business Owners
Worried about relocation away from current livelihoods and communities.
Adani Group and Government
Proponents believe the redevelopment will bring better living conditions and opportunities.
Communication and Transparency
Residents and Business Owners
Requesting clear communication, transparency, and written agreements.
Adani Group and Government
Surveyors and project heads are trying to resolve concerns and holding meetings.
- Project Cost
- Rs 95,790 crore
- Area to be Redeveloped
- 251.4 hectares
- Commercial Units Eligible for Free Rehab
- Units on ground floor before Jan 1, 2000