DDA L Zone - Land Pooling Policy Project at L Zone



The Land Pooling Policy of Delhi is required to improve expectations for everyday comforts. DDA L Zone proposes to design a few divisions on need as Model Sectors to produce energy inland and framework. Under the strategy, every 1000 hectares of pooled land will suit about 3.85 lakh individuals in around 85,000 dwelling units. Around 17 lakh units are relied upon to be built, of which 5 lakh will be under EWS. Alongside creating lodging units, the improvement of foundation, for example, streets, water supply, power, and so forth will likewise be taken up by DDA. 

Balvinder Kumar, bad habit director, Delhi Development Authority (DDA), voiced his assessment on Magicbricks' GuruTalk – a live talk session. He stated, "The Land Pooling Policy strategy has just been advised on 05.09.2013 and guidelines for executing the approach have been concluded for thought and endorsement by the administration of India. All the while, the legislature of NCT, Delhi has just endorsed a one-arrange stamp obligation exception. The procedure for the affirmation of improvement territory and assertion of 95 towns falling in these zones as 'urban' is under the procedure." The theme of the talk session was - 'Would it be advisable for me to purchase the property under Delhi's Land Pooling approach? 


After the improvement of the land, the Land Pooling organization redistributed the land in the wake of deducting some part as pay towards framework costs. This is done to create and draw out the capability of lodging and framework to diminish the heap on the current clogged and soaked regions, similar to centerpieces of Delhi.

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