DDA Land Pooling Policy – 5000 Land has Pooled in Delhi



The Delhi Development Authority has pooled around 5,028 ha land till August 30, 2019, the urban body said in an announcement. The land pooled in zones P-II, N, L, and K-I are 1027 ha, 2654 ha, 1152 ha, and 195 ha, separately

"With the empowering reaction got in communicating interest on the DDA Land Pooling, the landowners in the 95 towns are approaching to band together with the DDA in the get together of land and creating physical and social foundation in Delhi. There has been a sensational ascent in region of land pooled over the most recent 2 months and it is normal that Sectors in Zone N (close Bawana) and P-II (close Alipur) will before long become qualified for advancement under the approach," the DDA said in an announcement.

At present, the most extreme support of land proprietors is in Sector 17, 20 and 21 of zone N and Sector 2 of zone P-II. These areas are probably going to accomplish the base limit of 70 percent land according to the present patterns, the announcement said.



The Delhi Development Authority (DDA) has gotten more than 4,200 applications for 4,452 hectares of land, as on August 5, 2019, for its Land Pooling Policy, through its enlistment entryway which was propelled in February 2019, to facilitate the application and check the process. The strategy, informed by the DDA in September 2018, covers urban sable territories of urban augmentations, at 95 towns in the national capital.

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