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DDA Conducts Land Pooling Outreach Camps Under Delhi LG Directions
- •The Delhi Development Authority launched outreach programmes in villages across land pooling areas under the Reform Utsav campaign to engage with landowners and farmers.
- •Interactive sessions were successfully held in Bakkarwala, Tigipur, and Sultanpur Dabas, with further camps scheduled across multiple zones.
- •The Land Pooling Policy covers nearly 200 square kilometres and has the potential to create approximately 12 lakh new homes through voluntary landowner participation.
- •The policy promotes an infrastructure-first approach with phased development of road networks and integrated neighborhoods to transform Delhi into a future-ready city.
Key Questions Answered
The Delhi Development Authority (DDA) is conducting village-level outreach programmes under the Reform Utsav campaign to familiarise landowners, farmers, and stakeholders with the development models of the Land Pooling Policy. These camps allow participants to raise concerns, seek clarifications, and understand the implementation steps for future-ready urban planning under MPD-2047.
Land Pooling is applicable in planning zones such as K-I, L, N, P-II, and J(Part), covering areas and villages like Bakkarwala, Tigipur, Sultanpur Dabas, Bawana, Burari, and Najafgarh. The policy spans nearly 200 square kilometres and has the potential to create approximately 12 lakh new homes.
Sector 8B, Village Gadi Khasro and Ibrahimpur has emerged as the first implementation-ready and notified sector under the policy. Ground implementation has already begun here, paving the way for planned urban development across other sectors in Delhi.
